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The sun., 1907-09-19

The advance OF the cooler weather Yesterday
into the lower Lake regions, New England and the
middle Atlahuc states brought also cioudiness and
general showery conditions,
IN. disturbance rom ,Ne extreme Northwest
moved into the Missouri Valley ana heavy rains
fell IN ,ne upper LAX, regions and the upper Mssis
s,ppi Valley. Tho pressure wss low over all the
West except the north Pacnc States. IL was
warmer In the upper Lakes and me upper Missis-
sippi Valley, and cooler In the extreme Northwest
and south into Ussh and Nevada Freezing weather
and kitiing fros,s occurred In Montana.
In this csy the day was shovery and "o0Ier wind.
fresh 20 brisk northeast: average humidity. n per
cent barometer correrted 70 read 70 sen level a.
sA. NJ. 20 n: , r. NJ. 30.as
The temperature yesterday, a. rsoorded by the
oincal tncrnemeter. is shown IN the annexed able:
The sun., 1907-09-19

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The sun., 1907-09-19

The county committee Of the Inde-
pendence League met last night at the
Gilsey House to fix dates for conventions.
The ma jority Of the committee was in favor
Of putting an entire Independence ticket in
the field.
The committee decided to hold a State
convention on September "a. in Carnegie
Hall. and the Judiciary, county. Assembly
and Aldermapic conventions bet ween Octo-
her and October !, places and actual dates
20 be- hxed next week.
The Tim Driscoll element " the Inde-
pendence League was to have met last
night at the Astor House. but only one or
two Driscollites turned up, and the meeting
was called ~.
The sun., 1907-09-19
DOOR SMASHED ny EXPLOSION
Man ed over ami Tenement stirred
u, Black Handler. Maybe.

When Singono Mlazzo, an Italian lsborer,
who lives on the fourth floor Of the six story
tenement at AS East Thirteenth street. got
up about 2 o'clock yesterday morning TO
take care Of his sick child he heard foot
steps in the hall and then some one hurry
ing up stairs. Then the Italian heard a
sIzzling noise and saw under the door the
running fash Of a fuse.
A he laid his hand on the doorknob tn
investigate there was an explosion. Door
and man went over backward. ~inoows Tell
out and in an instant the 200 toEants OF the
house were in panic. The poiice otneted
the house and Detective Cassidy began an
inveetigation
Nilazzo denied having received any
threats. but Antonio Spenelli, a Sicilian who
lives under Nfilszzo. said that he had re-
ceived a letter dema nding $500. to be paid
to member OF a Black Hand gang A. the
entrance TO Bronx Park He had paid no
attention to the letter.
The sun., 1907-09-19
MISS YEiRGfN DISPOSSESSED.

Woman Accused Of Adultery With p. n.
HIrsch Made to Leave warwick Arms.
Ruby Yeargin. who with Patrick Henry
Hirsch was arrested under the new adultery
law, was ordered yesterday 10 leave her
apartments at the Warwick Arms. Eightieth
Spurgeon, the manager Of the apartment
house. Miss Yeargin protested against
the summary process, but without avail.
Hirsch and Miss Yeargin were held yester-
day by Magistrate Walsh In the Jefferson
the adultery charge. which was made BY
Mra. Hirsch
The sun., 1907-09-19
&. ). wershessner Dies IN the Street.

Charles J wethemier. vice-president
a Hamburg 4 Co.. dealers in china ware.
at % West Fourth street. who lived a. N
81. Nicholas avenue. dropped dead last
ton avenue and iioth street he Va AZ
years old.
The sun., 1907-09-19
wittpcnn 10 he Named for Mayor Against
Fagan.

County Supervisor II. Otto wittpenn Of
Hudson county will be nominated at tho
Democratic city convention in Elks Hall.
Jersey City, tonight as the candidate for
Mayor TO oppose Mark NJ. Pagan. who will
he the Republican nominee for q fourth
sarm. Wittpenns name will be presented
to the convention By ex-Police Judge James
j. Murphy.
The sun., 1907-09-19

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,stsrd~S Csstom House ,rs~s.et,or,.
Through Cs.s"h& AND Company, exploration
among e~opss" Industries, Nv Yo,k bids fa~
10 become the fashion eertsr of the world
The INITIAL Hossry d'spls, consists Of hand en-
bro,dsred sandal patterns IN color, 10 match
costumes IN ths matter Of prices these, too,
are within the reach Of persons Of moderate
means.
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para afec ZONES de los oios.
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maquinarias para haCiendas de azdcar,

J ccndensadores De vacfo seco J de vacio h6.
medo. &C Condensadores centrale.
kEFERENCIAS EN- PUERTO RICO
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DOSIS Y ADMlNISTRAC


En padontoe
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COntratistas de iactOras connIafas incnandnIna =

Para Triple efectos, tachos, bombas '
accessories Ceutrales, Lafayette Arroyo.
Juanita, Bayamon, Plazuela, Barceloneta,
San Vicente, Pegs Baja, Providencia, Pat.
las, Mercedits, ahucoa, Buena Vista, Ca.
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COntruCtOres dc tOdas CIase, dc
ESPECIALIDADEs

DesmenuSadOras Kraiewsk. Calenta-
dores modernos con ocho 8 diez seis circuIA.
eiones. Trapiches, defecadoras, triple , qua.
drups efafnsY tachos mOdGnos. -Bombas
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-14
N. 4. SULLIVAN DROWNED
Body Found in Lake Champlain
Yesterday Morning.
Was Waterman In the Booth Ium-
her Yards and His Failure 10 Ring
the A. ID. T. Cnll Led TO an
Inves'iSation.

Michaci Henry Sullivan of 81 Bank
street employed rs night Waterman at
the J. r, Booth lumber yards. was
drowned In mysterious manner in Lake
Champlain some time Tuesday night and
his body was found floating in the water
about seven O'Clock Yesterday morning
Mr.. Sullivan was II years OF age. and
had resided in Burlington about SO wears.
He was at one time an enplove OF the
Central Vermont railroad in the capac,ty
of fireman, but during the last two wears
has acted as night Waterman in the
yards of the Booth company.
1t was part OF Mr.. Sullivan's duties 70
ring In the time at the American District
Telegraph company's boxes. located in
the lumber yard. Early Yesterday morn
ing the telegraph company failed to got
the one O'Clock call, and Assistant Mead
OF the A. u. r went down TO the yards
tn see what the trouble was. Failing 10
md any trace Of Mr.. Sullivan. Mr. Mead
telephoned to J. r.; Mcmahon. chief on
gincer OF the j. r.. Booth Co who went
TO the yards, and In company with Mr.
Mead searched for two hours but failed
to locate the missing watchnan Mr.
Mcmahon left word with thc nigb,
Waterman at the mill, Joseph Oliver Ia
begin the search early in tho morning
Mr.. Oliver in company with James
Ready and Cornelius HAYES hogan
searching for Mr. Sullivan about Fra a
m. thinking possibly he had lain down
and gone to sleep.
About seven O'Clock. the body was
found floating IN the lake in a sitting
posture, lust west OF the Crane mill Mr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-14
WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

A meeting of the RoYalton Histori-
cal association was held Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Dutton, Miss Alice Grant
and Mrs 4. NJ Lovcioy were elected
members of the committee vice Mrs.
Frances Joyncr, deceased, and r. r..
Galusha removed from the State DIR.
-, l.. burnett was elected treasurer in
place of r.. u. Joyner and Mrs MenrY
Dutton, president, In place OF Mrs.
Galusha Mrs. Lovojoy gave an inter
csting resume of the work already ac-
Complished. The executive committee
will soon ask for bids as to cost OF
publication. Any person having any
historical Information AT hand that
would be of use in this work can for
ward the same to Mrs. T.. NJ, Lovejoy
Royalton.--Dr. and Mrs. u. l.. Burnett
returned Friday after a month in Rut
land, Barre. Essex junction, Indcrhill,
Milton, Proctor and other places.-Mrs.
w NJ. Sargent has returned from
Rarrc.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daegett
have moved from Charleston and gone
to housekeeping in the w. w. Gallup
house.-Miss Charlotte Hackett has re-
turned home after visiting her sister
in chelsea, CAM. q. Ashley and Or.
u. l.. Deering went to Rochester Satur-
day and returned on Sunday.-Mr.
Kicker and Miss Mabel Aldrich were
married Wednesday of last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-14

met his death is complete mystery. as
he was thoroughly familiar with the sur
roundinEs One theory is that he may
have slipped on the shutc which is being
used at the filter plant for landing
crushed stone. as tracks were found in
the soft earth leading to this place. An
other theory is that he may have been
confused In the darkness and walked off
into the water. The idea of suicide or
foul play IS secuted by the employees IN
the yard, as Mr.. Sullivan was of a cheer
full and optimistic disposition and had
been laughing and Joking the night he
fore with his fellow workmcn
The remains were removed to ! r.
Kelley's undertaking establishment and
the police and health officer were noti-
fed. There were no marks found on tho
body. Mr. Sullivan was dressed in heavy
clothing and wore an overcoat. His Ian
tern and hat were missing
Mr.. Sullivan Is survived by a wife AMI
four daughters. Katherine, Lizzie A.,
Mary r and Loretta S. Sullivan. all Of
this city. He also leaves a sister. Mrs
Mary Taylor OF Worcester, Mass. niece,
Mrs Howard, of Ludlow and nephew,
the Rev. Father Sullivan OF Worcester.
The funeral arrangements had not been
made last night.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-14
! VERMONT NOTES
uBuuuuHuunHus

The Anniversary Of the Hayma rlIct riots
In Chicago 20 years ago was observed
this week by n meeting OF several hun
dred Italians at Montpelier
Takir5 the census of the Catholics in
Rutland Is nearly completed II shows a
total Of l,ls5 families with a membership
of about 5000
with the appointment OF trustee and
appraisers in bankruptcy court (. Is
thought that some arrangements will be
made whereby the Choate Manufacturing
company of Wilmington will be able to
continue its business Of making school
desks
The weighing Of mails at the Rutland
poStoffice for the month of October shows
that 2l0O0 pounds were sent out The
number Of pieces was 2ls,Ooo. Counting
the Incoming mail there were $50, 900 pieces
handled during the month,
The census Of Catholics in Benning-
ton has been completed and it shows
there are 2,4os In the two parishes This
is one-third the population Of the town
The first Roman Catholics came to Ben
nlngton in 1871 and the first mass was
celebrated there In 1890
No one In Gaysville can exactly figure
out who is the owner of the gold watch
found In the mill race where they are
blasting. All that appears damaged
about II Is that the stem Is broken. II
Is recalled that a river man while work
mfg on the dam a few years ago lost a
gold watch and some OF the older inhabi-
tants say that the late Royal Dubois of
Randolph lost one around the mill about
20 years ago,
South Dorset people have Joined this
week In assisting Mr., and Mrs, Charles
w. Phelps to celebrate the 55th ami
versary of their marriage. They were
married in Dandy and have since lived
In Dorset They have four children
and four grandchildren. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Phelps are In feeble health, Mr..
and Mrs, Williao, Root f East Rupert
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-14
VERMONT NOTES.

The Berwick House. Rutland. lost a
large awning from some smoker in the
rooms above dropping a lighted match
or cigar on It,
Milkmen on their carly morning de-
lveries were taken for burglars by a
Barre woman. who FASTENED to call up
the police.
Brattleboro is TO have girls club
whose membership is 10 include employees
Of the overall factory orlce girls and
clerks who rent rooms
Leland Little, l5-year-old boy Of
Barre has some of the ear marks OF
Davy Crockett. While hunting on tho
Granltovillc hill he brought down two
squirrels with one shot
The appointment % Postmaster f. w.
Blsbee as Gus todian OF the government
building to be built in Barre. ana in
struotions received by him from Wash
ington indicate that the clearing Of the
lot and active preparations 10 build Will
be al once put under way.
Randolph has an active and nourishine
Grange with a membership Of eSj. of
whom 1879 are men, l+6 women, During
the year 81 have totned. the class in June
numbering "a. The Orange at Brattlc-
boro is the only one in the State TO ex.
coed II In membership
The police station at Montpelier re-
toices IN a cat. small gray feline with
II leather collar that has chosen the office
for its abode, Each evening the officers
wind the clock and put out the cat but
"kittie" comes back again and as long
as she remains or until her owner calls
she will he a guest at three square meals
per day and mice catching for exercise
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-14
ROCHESTER.

s. C. Whitney left last week for
Brandon on his way to Fruitland, Ga,
where he expects to pass the winter. -
George Kinsman is IN Brandon for a
few days-Mr. and Mrs. Il. n. Morse
were in Goshen Thursday.--J. A. Rob
inson passed Saturday and Sunday in
notwithstanding Elder w. :. Smith
ors held the third quarterly conference
i'm tho Methodist Church saturday eve
ming ana preached Sunday morning in
the Methodist Church,-Mrs, Fish of
Randolph is visiting her sister, Mrs
T. A. Ke2er MIR. and Mrs. Galen Fish
and family Of Stockbridge were In
town Sunday.--Mr and Mrs. Jason Bill
linps of Ripton have been visiting Mr.
Billings's brother-Schools closed In
IN. Varr and Corners districts Friday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-14
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
tContincud from 18th Pageo

the Consolidated Lighting company at
Bolton Falls.---Androw Hanson. who went
to Lynn. Mass. last week. has returned
to pass the winter horc-Mrs. NJ. II.
Moody and two children have gone to
Amherst Mass, where they are to visit
for a few weeks. Mr.. Moody Will ioiu
his family at Thanksgiving time.-The
Rev, L. O. Sherhurnc. the newly APP
pointed secretary Of the Vermont Bible
society, was in town Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Hand. who nave been re-
siding in town for few months. have
gone to Albany for the winter
F. c. Luce IS this week at his Bethel
store. He has exchanged the goods for a
business block in the vicinity Of Boston,
The Pierian club will meet Thursday in
stead of Friday with Mrs. e. H. Ualnes.
because of the fact that Saturday.
November q. comes so near Thanks
giving, the assembly which was to be
held at the Waterbury Inn on that date
has been changed TO next Saturday
cvening.-The Philomathean club will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. 4. I.
Torrey. Mrs w. L. WATSON Is recover
Ing very rapidly from her recent Illness
A large number Of the Rcbckahs an
planning to go to Barre next Friday even
ing TO attend district meeting. The
officers OF the local lodge are to work
the degree The Independent order OF
ForeSters viii hold a dance Friday even
ine.-MiSs Anna r. Kelly has returned
from Bolton. where she was called nv
the serious illness OF Mrs Wallace Howe
The Lincoln club basket ball team 20
to Montpelier this evening 10 play
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-14
GAYSVILLE.

Gunicc Potter Is i'll with scarlet fever -
Mrs. Julina Smith Of Brandon was at
William Reeds over Sunday Mrs Otis
Abbott was called to Royalton last week
by the death of her mother, Mrs, Hannah
Pierce Mrs. II. c. Allen has been visit
ing relatives in Rochester Mrs. Alzina
Reed is working for John Wilcox IN
Stoc kbridse The meeting of Good VIII
Grange was held Saturday evening.
During the business session resolutions
oh the death of Mrs. Kate (rhayeD Per-
kns We're presented, The next meeting
will be held November 3.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-14
BETHEL.

Andrew Jackson Graham, one of the
oldest and best known men OF the vii
lage, died at his River street home Mon
day noon aged 50 years. He was born
in Lebanon, \. a., came to Bethel with
his father in lSl, and had lived here ever
since. always on the we'll known farm on
the outer edge OF the Villag" which has
furnished so many building lots in the
residential section, His wife, who sur
wives him, was Susanna Lyman Of Roy
altcx. and they lived together "a years.
TnssS had a son, James 4. Graham Of
this village and two daughters, Mrs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-14
DR.. READ NOT GUILTY.
End of the Famous Case against Shell
burnr Man.

The jury in the Chitteuden County court
case OF State vs.. Dr, II. H. Read, charg
ed with cruelty treating horse return
ed verdict Of not guilty Tuesday af-
ternoon at 2:l5 o'clock, having received
the case at the conclusion Of Judge
powers's charge in the morning at II 80
O'Clock, The respondent Was immediate
~ discharged Thus ends widely dis
cussed case and one In some respects
unique in the history Of Vermont JUS
tcc.
The concluding arguments in the case
were made Tuesday morning by V. A.
Billiard for the % nsc and States Attor-
ney \. l.. sherman for tho prosecution
Judge Powcrs's charge to the jury was
strong and dispassionate utterancc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-14

who were present at the Phelps we'd
ding, have this fall celebrated their
bth marriage anniversary and Mr..
ana Mrs Thomas Collins of Dorset,
long time ncighbors, observed their
65th anniversary last month, also.
An aiarmist report comes from Rut-
Iand county about the scarcity of tur-
Keys inc price. however will be
about tho same as last year. 81 to %
cents pound. but even then IL Is
feared that tho supply of native tur-
keys will not equal the demand.
Farmers state that they are the hard
est fowl to raise and that often after
fine brood reaches the age of sew
eral months, they will all die from
some unknown cause. II will only be
question of time, they say before
there VIII he no native turkeys raised
Rrattlcboro Is to have its CUSTOMARY
basket ball team tho coming winter
and will open its season Tuesday with
Turner's Falls. ]. r. Doran of Holy
oke will manage the Brattleboro ar
gregation. According 20 the dope
passed out by tho organ village sports
the State championship in basket ball
sort of hovers around Brattleboro
every year. They concede that It Is
q lively bono of contention and that
the Company u team of st. Johnsbury
won the title one year when the de-
Gliding game was played on the scale
town floor. The fact that the st.
Johnsbury management has made a
liberal cash provision for its team
has been we'll heraldcd.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-14
SEEMING IN CANADIAN WATERS.

MT Whlpple, state forest. FISH and
game commissioner of New York. was in
burlington yesterday with Senator W.
II. Knapp of Clinton county and As
semblyman Mills of New York. a com
mission appointed by the last LEGISLATURE
OF New York to confer with a Ike COM
mission appointed by Governor Proctor
or Vermont to confer with the Canadian
government I'm an endenvor to stop sein
ing and net fishing in the Canadian waters
or Lake Champlain The members of the
Vermont commission are n W. Fisk OF
Isle La Motto +, l., Fish Of Nergennes
and State Fish and Game Commissioner
ii. q. Thomas of Stowe. The gentlemen
had conference yesterday afternoon
and Will later wait upon the Canadian
officials.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-14
FISH AND GAME LEAGUE
Officers Elected at Annual Meet
ing Last Evening.
Suggestions by Nicc-President Hook
or Regarding the Killing of Deer
-Scining In Canadian Waters
Discussed by Commissioners.

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-14

Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Buxton Mabel
Beers, Bess Clough, Rose Dupon. Mrs.
Mary Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Sarah Henry,
Letitia A. Higgins. Alice Holland. Rubie
Jcnctt, Mrs Luna Lane. Mrs. II. Lafond,
Julia Mardi. Mary Mitchell. Mrs. Maggie
Miller, Dora Olds, Mrs. Laurence Os-
borne, Mrs C. r. Pcase, Rose Rustic.
rs. ]. c. Rich. Miss Carolyn Roberts,
Mrs, Kicker. Mrs. w. r Smith.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-14
MEMS LIST.

Alison Autz, Clayton Bessett, Carl T..
Brown. G. p. Blodgett William +. Craw-
ford, Thomas Campbell, Owed Corbeillc,
Fred Clark. Or. Carter G. r. Drew,
Tom Dodge, r. y. Ferguson, Henry Fog.
j. W. Vaulkinham CD. John Fee. John
Gynan ]. L. Goldsmith, NJ. Girard. Ira
Hastings, NJ. NJ. Jones. MaurIc" Liebcr-
man, Fred Marsh, Edward Martin.
George w. Murray. j. ]. Mahor, j. A.
McDonouEh, Arthur Pixley Elmer Pike,
G. j. Riley, G. s. Spooner, G. Smith. G.
Shil;on. r. Tromhy.
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Ninka BURY. Fred Crepcau. II. Fred
Crotcau, Randall cobb, Bat!se Mauscau.