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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-07-08

h, Hartford, Conn.,, and perhaps New
York. They intend to be absent soouta
month.
Co. K. hold their annual reunion at
their cottage at Lake Wiiloughoy this
week Wednesday and Thursday July III
and II. All old soldiers airs cordially In
vited to be present whether they are MEM
bers of the company or not.
The w. r. &. were invited to Willoughoy
for a days outing June 18th by Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Porter They had dinner at the
Porter cottage, and enjoyed pleasant ride
around the lake in the Keewaydin. About
20 were able to accept the kind invi-
tation, and reported a most enjoyable day.
SHEFFIELD.
Nv. Drown has sold his farm and now
offers for sale at auction at the farm on
Friday of this week at 10 O'Clock a. IN. the
personal property consisting OF live stock,
furniture etc.
SUTTON.
Several from here attended the circus at
st. Johnsbury the Fourth.
Julius r. Parker and son Lewis are
visiting at Chas. Hastings.
Guy Clark and Miss Mabel Bundy were
united in marriage last Wednesday eve
ming. Congratulations.
Herbert Burnham was called to East
Concord last week by the death of his
friend, Lawyer Abner Wyman Smith.
Samuel Mitchell, who graduated from
Lyndon Institute this spring has posi-
| ton in the Lyndonville national bank.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lhas. Clark and daughter
| Nina, left Monday for Minneapolis They
will visit other points in the West during
| their trip.
Miss Rernice Campbell, who graduated
| from a high school in Indianapolis, Ind,
this 81 riog; is spending the summer vaca-
tior with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
WHEELOcK.
Dan Mclean is in Boston.
Fred Hoffman is visiting at Hardwick.
Stephen Cree is camping at Stone pond
George Rogers was at Barton Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Julia Foyle is visiting her brother
J. P. Rock.
Mrs. Milo Porter, from Troy, is visiting
at S. G. Cree's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goss are at their
cottage at Willoughby.
Mrs. Rogers has returned from visiting
in Canada and Newport.
Mrs. VIM. Ranney of Los Angeles, Cal.
is visiting at w. w. Beams.
Mrs. D. Milligan went to Boston Satur'
day to visit Mrs. Percy Remission.
Mrs. &. G. French of Boston, Mass, il
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. W. Bean.
Mrs. Cornelius Buckley, who had sl1gn
shock last week, does not seem to improve
any.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Mooney and MIR. ant
Mrs. Frank Farr are camping at WI
loughby.
Miss Gertrude Way has returned iron
st. Johnsbury, and will finish her tern
of school.
Mrs. A. F. Emerson is visiting at y
4 Johnsbury Center and Miss Grace Collin
/. at st. Johnsbury.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-07-08
BANKING ,,, ''';

for all at this Bank, because
there is no unnecessary red
tape allowed to enter into
the transaction of business
with our patrons. Our theory
is that time is valuable to all
concerned.
We are conveniently located,
offer every up-to-date facility
for promptness in banking
and wish to do business with
you.
EFor security-note our res
possibility of over $25O,O0O.OO
rive issue drafts on all parts
of Europe.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-07-08

H. ". Drown has sold his farm and no"
offers for sale at auction at the farm OF
Friday of this week at 10 O'Clock a. IN. tn
personal property consisting OF live stock
furniture etc.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
ADMITS AUTO SPEEDING
Chauffeur for Isidor Wormser Gets
off srith So Fine.

Had Diosenes not CEASED in his search long
ago Il would have been crowned with success yes
terday IN the Harlem court. when a chauffeur ad-
rnitted speeding Magistrate Crane seems to have
been much more fortunate than Diogenes. for ne
told the chauffeur he was the third honest man he
had met in less than twelve years.
Patrolrnan McGrath got Alexander Eptfng, Of
Dobbs Ferry. where he IS employed as cheufe1r
by Isidor wormser. While speeding up 10 Morris
Park at less than hundred miles an hour he got
caught st 1eeth street and Broadway.
I'm guilty, en right he said. when erraigned-
why I believe you are the third man who has
come before in twelve years and unhesitatingiy
told the truth" gasped the magistrate. TT is so
unusual TO hear that from the chaueurs VINO come
before me shall take it into consideration IN
irnrosing the fine, and will let you off with So"
Fatro!rnan McGrath also caught at the same
rlaCe Alfred Panier, chauffeur for II. j. Chisholm
ir The chauffeur said he did not think he was
going as fest as the patrolrnan said. but ne was
fined SO. The machine got wrecked when the ar
rest was made. When McGrath pounced OUT
on the party the machine svrerved ard threw OUT
the chauffeur Mr.. Chisholm and q frtend OF uie
latter but no one was much hurt
All tre chauffe,Irs caught Friday night IN the
F3ov-erv net were fined either IS or SO by Magis-
-rs+e Finn Otto Miller, the first prisoner, drew
a $40 fine and regret from the magistrate
tha. he could not make It $50 William Nc
c,rl, chauffeur for Bernard Goldstein. who owns
+he Palm Garden in East 6sth street. oisagreeu
with the policeman about the speed he was max
inr hut was fined $40, too. oden Capen' VINO was
running a sightseeing car adrnltteo ne was sors
+oo fast and was fined only s.. Charles 5. NeItch'
- ,r,ns showing car to Mayor Tom Johnson 8
snn was fined SIS the speeding charge ano heiu
for trial in $50 for having no New YORK Incense
e,d fnr using a New Jersey tag without oeIhs g
-. eaa rasIsent of that state. The other Coney
,H. pUHa s-,,,o- 2 G Beahy. and Thomas oHare.
who was caught in Fourth avenue were nheo %
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
GOT WARRANT OFF FOR BOSTON.
To Prevent Release Of Prisoner Detective
Had to Make Record Time.

Trying TO catch a train for Boston Mt 2:l5 o'clock
yesterday morning. IN order to put aboard special
delivery letter containing a warrant authorizing
the holding In Boston for removal here OF Samuel
J. Rathman, better known Jack Hamilton. De-
tective Louis Hyans. of the Central Office made
automobile time
Rathman had been arrested in Boston on Thurs
day night the request of the local police VIII
tam H. Curey, OF No 351 East Is0h street. charged
him with passing worthless checks and notes to
the amount of s. 500 IN this city some weeks ago.
and a warrant issued. Inspector Watt, or
Boston, wired that unless the warrant was re
ceived by the opening of court yesterday morning
Rathman would probably be released by the magis-
trate.
Detective Hyams had the warrant. and he was
not at home at 1870 o'clock yesterday morning.
message was left with his wife. He got this mes
sage at !: 80 o'clock Hyams hurried 10 fIeadquar-
ters got the warrant out OF his lockbox and then
boarded a subway train The Boston train was
Just pulling out when he arrived at the Grand
Central Station. A burst OF speed enabled Hyams
to give the letter to a porter
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
TO CLOSE EvANGELIsTIC WORK.
DR.. Hall, of Union Seminary, to Preach at
Five DAYS Terminating Services.

The Rev DR. Charles Cuthbert Hall, president OF
the Union Theological Seminary: the Rev. Dr. C. l.
GoodeT pastor OF the Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church and others will preach at the final rallies.
covering five successive days. which will mark the
cIose of the third OF work conducted by the
I.vangelistic Committee of New York City The
first OF these rallies will be held in Trinity Church
Broadway and Wall street. next Friday September
"a az noon The sermon will be preached by the
Rev William Wilkinson. of Minneapolis. who has
held noon services in Wall street for three sum
mers
On Saturday afternoon. September Il. children
from seven or eight different sections OF the city
viii meet at 2so o'clock in the neghborhood OF the
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church. 10th street
and Seventh avenue, and after parade will nlarch
70 the church for exercises songs and recitations
The children will be addressed by the Rev Dr
Coodell the pastor. and the Rev Dr. Louis Klopsch
90 ..Tr,e christian Herald" Last year fifteen hun
asd children attended a similar rally In that church
sunday tho 18TH will be observed by speclai
sryices AZ all the tents and special gathering AT
- c.aorqa M o'clock IN the afternoon. A pro-
cess,o, of all the and those interested IN
,ha r,sstinss led by band and chorus. will march
the length of the Midway. holding services at m
tar,aIs On Monday evening. the 10Th. another
al,v will be held In the Brick Presbyterian Cnurch
tSirtb .yepue and s7th street DIR. Hall will preach
and the entire congregation will then march down
Fifth avenue 20 Union square, "te'e A' 'f
meeting will follow. ,
mess meeting in Carnegie Hall on Tuesday
a,;ne septemher It. will end the series An
sastra with a chorus of five hundred voices
49, The direction of Earl A Wayne, VIII turhlsh
,ISIc The Rev DR. C. L. Goodell Will presluD-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
TUBERCULOSIS AMONG CHILDREN
Cleveland Doctor Says It Is Increaslng-Ad-
vises Separation in Schools

nr John H. I.owman. Of Cleveland. in the sep
.ayoher number of Charities and the Commons
saws that the mortality among the young iIoIA
.,berculosis has increased. and that TINS Is So -
ILL, among those Of school age THIS is cohIi - -
- ,;,e he,er that the disease is decreasing. DI'
ovyTnan suggests that the better meth0os en-
,,,-od for the early discovery OF the uiSe0
80, have raised the figures In his cIlluIeh
c1in,c In Cleveland. the doctor has 1ounu - Po-
oa-+ injected out OF 300 examined
Tho transition of a child from uee' "nio
s+rained life in the open air to the atmosPnere oI
g. ,,r,,al se,sooroom has bad general lnIuehce
~, health Dr. LowTnan says. and fhis aooS 70 'ile
DANGER OF infection from tuberculosis more Hesh
oir in the schoolrooms. more time spent III tiio
90, ar increased teaching in hygiene ana ele-
a,+srv instruction In tuberculosis as part OF tle
c,,rricuIum are among the plans discussed lor
-eyentfng the further spread Of the disease IN the
schools. -, .
Dr Iowman believes that a change IN the pres
emf svsten of school inspection is necessary tpoh
the detectton of disease examination II Is Pio-
,oead that the children affected shaH De tausH'
a. rnac,aI classes In Italy, at Milan, speclaliy
coretructed buildings, with wide Verandas' nave
bAen nroiected by the authorities Dr. Lo"ihIl
,,rges that this scheme and methods for getting
school children into the country should be taken
I'D without further delay in this country
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
PRAISES TUNNEL WORK
Parsons, of the Interborough, Blade
observation-disclosures Rice.

William Barclay Parsons, consulting engineer oi
the Interborough Rapid Transit company Spel'
four hours yesterday In the New york and BROCK
lyn tubes at the Battery. nspectingI the ~ork, ;
was after / O'Clock when Mr. PsTsoos reaCneo us
Office ct No 60 Wall street.
II was reported that the engineers in charge OF
work on the tubes had authorized the Rapid Tran
s;t subway Construction Company. the contracting
oo,csrn N install an inner steel tube through each
Of the tubes as they were originally placed ASKED
II this was true. Mr.. Parsons said:
.eTt f. absolutely untrue. There Is only the ore
e,b. and nothing else has been contracted for or
planned for The tubes found were In the rest
condition. examined the work rom oesiI,,'"E ~
end and am satisfied with 1t as II stands
Nr Parsons said the erroneous report had us
origin in the fact that the contractors came a'lO
two sections Of ouicksand- In passing these points
the first contractors failed To take proper Precao
ttons and the result that after the tuoes hao
been Installed II found necessary 10 niid cor
crete piles under the tubes at the points "heie
uuicksand had been encountered
IN doing this work. NIr. Parsons said tns
,,,A mates were not affected. except in SO lar as
the engineers found IT expedient 10 lower the tuoes
.o meet true line with the top OF the cohcfe'7
riles IT will be found the roof Of the tunnel oe-
twesn ,ba two points indicated as aHected py
o,,,ctszna one near Brooklyn. the other near New
york is slightly higher than at other points
"It was found advisable where the orisihsI o'.i-
tract called for concrete work TO exteno oiIy ~
the edges of tubes where they come together 70
from the Joints thereby securing adoiuonaA Sc
curity from possible leaks.
Mr. Parsons said this line of work was oesun
+1o months ago after he had consulted with |hiei
! E,ng,neer George II. Pegram OF the Rapid ATansi'
| subway Construction Company The engineer io'
| the Public Service Commission. George . fHce,
| then acting for the old Board OF Rapid Irahsi'
| Railroad Commissioners. was aware ME-. FaIson'
| said Of tho work being done. and in no particular
had Mr. Rice exceeded his authority In the matter
| II do not see' said M. Parsons. why any cru
| cisrn should be directed against Mr. Rice AT thl'
time in connection with the work on the BATTERY
| ,ubes To my mind Mr.. Rice is entitled 70 com
| uendation, rather than criticism
| Mr Parsons said he did not recall the dat'
| MANNED for the opening OF the tubes. out whet
| reminded that L T. Bryan, president or the lhte
| borough Rapid Transit Company. had testlhed oe
| fore the Public Service Commission investisa'oI
| Mr. Twins that October early November wouiC
| find the tubes in practical operation MI. larson
| agreed the work would be ready by that time IN
| New York Contracting and Trucking Company ha'
| the original contract for building the tunnel u
| uor,x afterward being taken over by the RapiC
| Transit Subway Construction Company
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
RELDTNGH4LL FAILURE.
Missing President Of Company Sad
to Hare Taken Big Sum.

Chicago, Sept. THE appointment OF re-
ceiver for the properties Of tho BeldinE-Haii
Manufacturing Company yesterday followed
closely the discovery by the creditors Of the
concern that its missing president. Jesse Edson
Hall. had appropriated to his own use at least
S3I5OOO of the corporations funds. SO far an
can be discovered, every dollar OF this money
went into mining stock which was backed up
with no tangible property. theatrical ventures
which made no money, and other securities
which the creditors are willing to sell In lump
for something less than $4,000
Indications yesterday were that Hall would
not voluntarily return from Canada and that
criminal prosecution would be instituted to
bring him back to this country by the First
National Bank which holds notes Of the COM
pany aggregating 100000
1t appears that Hall has been borrowing"
the company's money for at least two years.
There has been little effort on his part to con-
ceal this fact. The money taken out Of the
business was secured only by pronissory notes
signed By Hall. AS he has other property
than the $4,000 worth OF Belding-Hall stock,
which is worthless until ail outstanding bills
are paid It is expected that the S315.0O0 which
he borrowed and the $4,000 which he lent To
irresponsible persons-S355O 600 in aII-will be a
total loss.
of the missing mans two children, who liv-
ing at the Hall home in Winnetka in charge OF
a housekeeper. Since Hall left Chicago they
have received no word from him, and have had
no money to meet household expenses.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
HEAR DIR. M0REHOUSE
Saus Z. S. attorneys Office van
Use Him an Standard Suit.

,,o T .rarerouse Of rSo S2s West soth
street who says he viii begin a suit Tor SIeoV'''v0
.~a,nst the Standard OIL Company and Johh u
-7o,reseIer for illegal Of his patents dld hot
Gee Frank b. Kellogg in his Office in the General
19ostofce building yesterday. He die talk IoF TWO
hours with the assistants of the Deputy ChIleU
states Attorney General who is in charge OF tie
governments against the on trust ne W"s
sssured that his testimony would be wanted anu
Be WAS reouested he said yesterday afterhoon' u
I,oIs himself in readiness to appear at any moment
rrta conference yesterday morning did not nave
~, reference TO the suit the doctor is planning
IN make the Standard pay for the use OF 1i
,,o.sn+s There will be delay IN TINS sull' ho"
ever saws the doctor. as soon as he mas ia"' 90
whom he feels he can trust SeVeral 9efiiS '. -
10 engaged an attorney 10 bring an action against
,ba oil peorle. but he said yesterday mat 'ii0
- aftor ieertng his papers for a iong un1e' TOTO
him that it would be useless to bring sun
Rockefeller unless DR. Morehouse mao Illii0A9
Waxing warm. the doctor exclaimed l u line % - -
,,ola Tol7r n out at arms length There Wouloh
-. .i-,,1A hair left in his head when got through
with hr1-the old devili lie is perfect scamp ieS
awake nights hatch up plots to rum peopIe anu
ger the millions that by rights belong TO DINERS
In his silt DR.. Morehouse viii have his attorney
iav particular stress the statement that wheh
the STANDARD Oh Company forced him out OF pusl-
ness in Cleveland il obtained fifty 2Oton Oil presses
and three 250-ton presses. Similar presses he sala
Yesterday have been used by the Standaro oll
Company ever since and ne cldise9' d"
OF his patents
Here is something John D. Rockefeller caT'o'
make" the doctor said. showing the reporter a
cake oe wax because the secret Hes IN my ieao'
This wax when made into candles ooes ho' ooo,--e
- ,,-se- baa. either from burning or warm
te.,te- II VIII not turn over those do that you
sae norr. This wax was made by me from reiuse
.1er. from burning oil. Some day may again 'dhe
I'd its manufacture or sell the tornlula, p.I |
e-.,a.-5 csl Con,nauv will never get hold Of It rs
long as I live end I viii see that II Goes h''
DO SO after my DEATH
c A Dean, who the first TO make prooucOS
from earth oil, an intimate friend ana ouSies
associate Of DR.. Morehouse. says the doctor
Mrs Morehouse Is planning to write 10 ffesloeh'
ten,--v.I- ir, regard to her husbands case
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
MANY BIDS FOR CITY BOND ISSUE.
Controller Metz Expected To Be Here in
Time to Announce Offers.

Deputy Controller McCooey said yesterday that
ll5 sealed bids for the s400 GOO of Az per
bonds TO be offered on Tuesday had been received
at the Controllers Office. He said he had
of knowing in advance where the bids came from
or how many of the bonds were bid for. He said
however that he confident that the whole
amount would be subscribed for.
Mr.. McCooey would not confirm the in
Wall Street that the Equitable, Mutual and New
York Life Insurance companies had each agreed
to take $5,O00oO0 OF the bonds; did he know
of the formation of any syndicate 10 take over a
big block of them.
In anticipation of many bids. Mr.. McCooey or
dered the biggest metal box In the finance de-
partment to store them In Controller Metz who
is in rnidocean. board the Prinzessen Ce-
ellie, is expected in port by of Tuesday. That
would get him here IN time to open the big metal
box at o'clock. the official hour. launch will
be sent down the Bay for him.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
6lISINESS TROUBLES.

,,as+ardsv in the United States District Court:
involuntary petition against Max Stork. furs
and trimmings No. 20 Bleecker street. Creditors
and claims: /. Freedman. sl,555; Samuel Conn,
s@: David Friend, $S7 Preferential payment OF
81 800 alleged. -
builders No. go TO sc East 99th street Creditors
mi claims. Henry Applebaum, 81. PSI. the Larin-
san Wrecking Company. 1925, and Guild Fernando
sl0 Preferential payments alleged.
Involuntary petition against John F. Ghee, OF
West Chester Village. Creditors and claims: Her
man Kuhl sS25; Frank OFT, $50: Albert kunemuth.
S354; Patrick Mullin, $3.50 Conveyance of assets
to defendants wife alleged
Schedules of the United Syndicate Benyesson
CORPORATION of New Jersey. were filed by Robert
McDermott showing total liabilities of S.tE
and no assets
Schedules of Samuel Margutes showing liaoiii-
t,es of sS114 and nominal assets Of $780, nled
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
PITTS HIGHWAYMAN TO FLIGHT.
Provision Dealer, Twice Attacked, Almost
Overcome When Help Arrives.

FsIaorrheld n J. Sept (SpeciaI--Ancnael "A
1o-.ay "a produce dealer Of this place whlie on ms
,axy home at an early hour this morning. was Twice
attacked by highwaynnen- The frst vas on Aa.e'y S
-. rea- the bridge over the Morris Canal.
7lr,,d,, after a hard fight put the thug to rouL
The produce dealer Jogging along toward ms
home when another highway1nan assaulted hiiI
Dr,,dv who was pretty wen worn by ms h1se en-
counter. shouted for help His asSallahI NJ 80
.o,.e-,nv him when Mrs. Frederick 9. Arto-
menus Of Spruce street wife Of a veterinary sur
e-cn. came TO the rescue. She had been hui sing :
pe- husband who is suffering from conclusion Oh
.la brain caused by the kick Of morse oiie s0'
80 revolver and ran toward the struggling pro-
-. sa.,n- The nighwayman took 10 his heeIs.
1e-7,6v was badly CIT and bruised when Mrs Ar'o-
arrived.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
HAsBRoucK INSTITUTES PROGRESS.

Among the large Incorporated private schools in
the vicinity Of New York few have greater popu-
lariy than the Hasbrouck Institute Of Jersey City
which will reopen soon for it's ffty-second year.
It's students from every section Of Hudson
County and its graduates. about thousand in
number are found In every profession and business
throughout the country.
The institutes work covers the entire field OF the
regular school course from the kindergarten TO ad-
vanced preparation for the leading universities.
and besides, it directs a school OF music and an
art school.
The present administration OF the institute, which
has continued for than thirty years under
The prncipalshp of Charles G. Stimets. has had for
many years an advisory board of about thirty
prominent men in tho county. Tae chairman Of
this bosrd Ia sx-Iusties Gilbert CouoA
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
THE G. a. E. AT SARATOGA.
4 Lively Contest Over Election of Com
mander in Chief Expected.

sz-s,ora " Y Sent. The national encannp-
inert of the Grand Army Of the Republic VIII
begin its annual session here on Monday aho
,nanv Of Che officers and delegates have alreaoy
arrived. The Interest chiefly centres IN the eie,o
: - ca a lively contest for commander
:. .,teF IN succeed p T. Brown. is expected
several candidates ere in the field Among
those from the East IS Charles Barrows' OF RoO'-
erfo-d n J. who has served several terms as quar-
terrnsster general Of the order lie mas ue
= .,-a -, Jorsav state organization. of which he
a, . ,,s. commander IN chief. He served IN the
Ar7v Of The Potomac fl the Civil War Among me
candidates from the West is Captain P. H Coney'
IF Kansas.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
OF GEORGIA BOND RULING.
Committee of Holders Wants
Early Derosit OF Securities.

The protective committee Of the DoioeIs oI cIe -
ond and third preference income oonos OF C4e Neii
of Georgia Railway Company has issued a nouce
urging holders Of these 10 deposit their Securlte
Nth the Central Trust Company and the MAMMAL
gan Trust Company not later than September 70.
After tfat date bonds viii be accepted only upon
such conditions as the committee may determine
The committee has provided that in no event snai
bondholders be required contribute for expenses
NOR. than 81 50 for each second preference income
bond, and SIS for each third preference income
bond deposited A first instalment Of 81 SO on each
hes IS rsvabie 81 the tine OF deposit Of the sec
.,ss ,,s & tznd on the deposit Of the third in
come Issue ,o-
etampod bonds must have the OCTOBER !, 19e''
and si subsequent interest warrants attacned Inc
interest 10 be paid October upon an secohu
,nrarne bonds deposited is TO be collected by the
co-unttee at its discretion. and if collected shall De
ss 70 holders of the negotiable receipts and Ger
.1e,s.es of deposit as provided in the agreement
NOMINATED FOR THE ASSEMBLY
Ts.-le Falls " Y Sept Thomas D. ferguson
,vss nominated to-day for AssemoiyInan from deI
,,,r,er County on the Republican ticket
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
N. Y. UNIVERSITY FIELD CAMP OPENS

The second annual field camp of the Junior and
senior classes OF New York University opened yes
terday and will continue for two weeks. Sixty
students under Professor Harug. left the campus
at University Heights early In the morning tor
Kingston, n. y. The camp is near Fly Mountain
The students will live practically In the open air.
The juniors will spend their time on typographical
surveys while the seniors will run out railway
curves and locate stake and estimate short lines OF
inilroad