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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
Chief Farley Of Bellows Falls
Finds Toie Lying Dead
across Bed.
ANOTHER HURT BY FALLING
suildisgs Occupied by Polish Families
Dcstrcyed with Loss Of $4,000.
farmhouse In Eno-burxh Burn
ed while Family Attended
Christmas Exercises.

Bellows Falls. Dec. IA disas
rons fire, destroying two tenement
houses owned by Mrs J. r. Kccts. oc-
Cured here this morning Tho build
ms were occupied by Polish FAINT
Nes and before the fire was under
control. both blocks were destroyed.
At the first elarm, the FIRE department
tound the flames under strong head
1ay. A second alarm was pulled in
and the entire department summoned
but II was impossible to prevent the
flames from crossing to the second
aouse
While the frer,en wero fighting the
flames In the house where the IRE
started tho occupants Of the next
house hastily removed their effects ok
cept the people on tho top floor Fire
chief Farley passing through an up
per bedroom found Pole lying across
and the body was badly burned. lie
was identified as Ladak Cwik. 81. and
an employee OF the Vermont Farm
Machine company.
Another Pole. James Swinzky. was
Imprisoned on the upper floor and was
removed by the nook and ladder crew
Half way down the ladder he fell and
bounding from the net was severely
injured by striking the, ground He
probably Will recover
The cause OF the fire is known
The loss OF de buildings amounts to
$4,000 covered by insurance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
WINTERING FARM HORSES
Glover Hay May he Used without
straw with Some Meat.

How 10 get the farm horses through
the winter without feeding them about
all the coara. grain that las been raised
sides ton Gnd n half Of hay apiece, Is
problem that most farmers are trying
to solve The COW in milk pays for her
keeping as she goes along tho dry COW
promises to foot all tho bills for kecping
with interest added. in due time. The
Ing their way by Increased growth the
pgs II supplied with good, warm quart
er. arA doinx the same hut tive idle
horses are eating their leads OFT" and
feeling worse than wNen at work Tor
want Of proper exercise SAYS the New
York Tribune Warmer. Formerly in north
eyn PcnnsylVana and Doubtless elscW here
lumbcrius could ho dona IN the winter
II a farmer bad n timber lot IL. drew
LOGS TO tho sa Nmnl If he did rot lumber
for himself 10 could draw LOGS for tla
uinhernlsu. earn wages + r himself and
team and have his horse. IN hott-r cor
dition for doing the suring work ON the
farm than r they had stood In their
stalls all Writer LAUNDERING is mostly at
an end in this region. ANA that resource
tor idle horses is gone
Horse. can be wintercd IN good con-
dtion on clover hay without any grain
whatever, ana the writer has done IT.
r b. Terry OF Ohio has frequently de-
clared that ne did not feed his horses
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
THE QUESTION OF HENS.
Best Breed II Mattc- of Choice.


Al th's season there 's general ten
dency to compare notes on the poultry
profits. and thosc who can soc nut p sm1 II
balance Of gain IN one hock over an
other are Inclined 10 think it is IN the
breed, and prepare to invest IN the kind
that can mako tine greatest showing.
without regard TO other conditions says
the American Cuitivator. There is ono
type which can bo thus exchanged with
ont an" hesitation. and that is tho mon
grel type. Those who have a mixed flock
need have no coneCientioI1 sCruplen
against getting rid Of the entire stock
and replacing with good specimens Of
any standard breed But this trying Leg
horns ono year and Rocks the next, va
cillating frequently and giving none more
than half Il chance. this will never end
satisfactorily
II neichbor has made Z special Sue
cess Of he- rock. think about the cond-
lions n< well ns the breed. Compare your
own with hers In feed housing and other
matters Then before YOU make M Your
mind to get some Of her chickens lust
get ready to give them tho treatment
which they have shown liking for.
Chickens are not so very unlike cattle as
to breed. If you want a great mixer you
will choose n Jersey or Ilolstein. II beef
is the only point, Hereford may attract;
while for dual purpose Tho Shorthorn
holds y Nigh place The I.eghorn hon may
he called the Jersey 81 the poultry king
dom. her chief objections being that Size
is practically a non-stter, and IS not the
best for table use. Then she Is such a
perpetual scratchor that garden ana
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
EXPELLING THE HEBREWS.
Thirty Families ordered to Leave Fin
land at Once.

HelsinEfors. Finland. Dec 2--One Of
the periodic explosions of Hebrews is
now gong on in Finland. Thirty families
have hoen ordered 10 cmigrate at once.
The Senate, on tho basis of narrow
Interpretation Of the law. maintains the
right 10 issuc individual licensef emitting
residence in Finland FOR six months. thcs,
being renewable only at the Senate
discretion
According to tho Finnish statutes.
Hebrews are forbidden 20 Acquire and
hold property. are denied tho right If
citi2cushiu and are permitted To- reside
IN Finland only under close restrictions.
An cXcertion was r0ado In the year 1880
IN favor Of two hundred families. The
late DICT declined 20 consider a PROPOSE
tlon nhoIishing Jewish disabilities
A hill has hocu introduced IN the
present T,ogisla ire a. the initiative Of
Finnish sociotios for the prevention Of
cruelty 20 animals. THIS bill contains n
clause forhldding tho Hebrew method Of
slaughterug ~. nails for Kosher meat
Russian Hebrews are usin" their influence
to defeat this measure IN the fear that
similar action might he taken I'm Russia.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
HENRY w. POOR FAILS.
Publisher of Raiircnd Nnnum! and Fin
ancirr iinn Liabilities of S5N0O.0O0

New York, Dec. 1-N"nry ". Poor n
wcIl-known banker and broker ~ Wall
street, and for years tie publisher Of
Poor's Manual of railroads, failed yestcr-
dnv Hts banking and brokerage iirln.
I<nowns II. ". Poor & Co.,. with Of
fees a, IS Wall street, made an assign
mout to Mark r, COX, of the firm of
Robert r Winthrop 4 CO.. without
reference No statement regarding liza
hilities or assets was forthcoming. but
the street and h0s had influential con
nections It Is believed that his liabilities
will reach at least s5oooCnp. The entire
hrunt Of the failure is borne by Mr..
Poor, hi1 former partners having with
drawn from the Arm. The former part
ners Included Mr.. Poors SON. William y.
Phoenix Franklin ". liant. Charles j.
Cushman and Frederick A. Farrar
The failure is probably ono of the
largest that has occurred IA the financial
district in some time, No, only was Mr.
Poor looked on as n wealthy man. but
his family has long hello n high social
position. He has two magnificent homes
one the old Cyrus ", Firld mansion Mt
Lexington avenue. and the Other n stone
chateau ut TuYedo. which hive been
gathering places ot the ultra fashionable
for years.
An effort was made by lawyers for soy
eral Of tho large creditors 70 present a
bankruptcy petition to a federal Judge.
but none could be found sitting
The lawyers representing the assignee
and the creditors say they arc unable
NJ this time 70 mako any estimate OF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
CONGRESSMAN 70 PANAMA.
Twelve Tclnbcrs TO Study Changes in
LAWS for the Canal X,4ir.

washington. Dec o. TO famiari2o
themselves with conditions uuder the
present form of government Of The Pan
anna canal zone and to consider what
changes, # any. arc desirable T. mem-
hers OF the House committee ON foreign
and Interstate commerce. viii leave
Charleston, S c.. tomorrow FOR Colon
There has been some dis 'ussion OF the
advisaNlity Of attaching the zone to one
Of the southern circuits of federal COURT.
in order TO overcome criticism that the
present judiciary system has lad din
coltes with regard to the jurisdiction
OF tho civil and military authorities on
the zone and the government OF PAN
ANA.
The congressional party not only viii
investigate this matter. but also viii
look into all phases Of the construction Of
tie canal 1t is understood thNt TITO Of
hcials Of the Isthmian Carpl commission
h"lievc that any change In .ho rrcsont
system of government would he
detrimental to the advancement, which il
is desired to make in its construction.
The party ~il reach Colon ON January
. arriving in Washington returning.
January Il Those in the party who will
u" accompanied ny '1'if wives VIII be
Representa- tives Hepburn. Iowa: Cush-
man, WAshnGton Kennedy, Ohio. and
Ryan New York OF tho committee.
other members going on tho trim are
Representatives Stevens, Minnesota:
Esch Wisconsin,. Townsend Michigan;
Knowland California; Hubbard. West
Virginia; Adamson, Georgia; Richardson.
Alabama bartlett Georgia Morse. Wis
consin; Humphrey, Washington; Ice.
Georgia Conner, Iowa ana Loud Michi-
gan, and J. +. Bryan, the clerk Of the
committee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
KILLED BY REVOLUTIONISTS
Chief Of Secret Police Of Moscow Their
Victim--A Hot Rattle

Moscow Dec, 26 Baron Cote, a chief
OF the secret political police and n
member Of police, were killed, and COL
wounded in n fierce encounter Yesterday
with revoutionists The revolutionists
were meeting in n villa In suburb To-
Gated on an island in the Moskva river
when the polio" surrounded the building.
The revolutionists opened fire and the
police withdrew but later returned with
infantry, who were also driven back
Artillery had to he brought to the scene
TO bomhard the village before the revolu-
tionists were sUbdued
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31

For several days ne had been i'll witt
the grip ana rheumatism but he had
been able to be about
Mr.. Howard was about 80 Nears old
and is survived by wife and two
daughters, Mrs John Stcarns AMI Miss
Angie Howard, a school teacher The
funeral will be held at the house sat
urday.
The revolver with which the decd
was committed was 32-Calibcr and
kept In the drawer Of n stand at tho
head Of hts bed. Mr. Howard who had
retired as usual arose shortly after
midnight, took the revolver ana walk
ing to tho head Of the stairs placed
the muz2le Of the weapon in his mouth
and pulled the trigger. lie lived only
10 minutes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
WALLTMCFOED DEDICATION
RHptisnaI Font nnd Three Memorial
Windows Unveiled sunday Evening.

Wallugford. Dec 21-Thero were
dcdicatorv services AT the Congregational
Church here this evening. a haptisme |
font ana three memorial windows being
unveiled. President John NJ. Thoma. OF
MiddlchurY College gave tho address. The
font was made OF Vermont marble and
IL given 10y Or. q. G Marshall OF Rut-
land in memory OF his mother. Mrs.
Candact &. Marshall
one Of TIE windows is given hy Mr..
and MIS- s. {. Saunders Of Waling:ord
in memory ~ thcir daughter. Katherine
". Saunders another t. the gift of George
l.. Dale Of New York in memory Of
El!2ur Muuson, Sarah Dale Munson and
John Dale. The third window is given by
NIrs Laura f. SCrbner Of Wallrgford
for u relative.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
A VERMONT GIRL SHOT.
Wounded In Washington by Jealous
Lover who committed Suicide.

Washington Dee. 21.--lawrence w.
Peters. aged %. TODAY committed sui
eide In boarding house AT AleNan-
ria, Va" after shooting his sweetheart
Jennie W. Beaudette. 81 years old.
silk mill worker, Tho tragedy is said
to have been provoked by jealousy
The women. who says she is form"r
resident OF Hartford. W., probably
Will recover
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
Ten Gases Of Suspected Foot and
Mouth Disease Reported in
Clarkson, N Y.
One CASE PROVED FATAL
Infant Showed Some Symptoms OF
Cerebral Ncnineitis-No New Cases
Reported among Cattle and
Authorities Have Modified
the Quarantine.

Rochester, \. Y, Dec. 21.--Ten cases Of
what Is suspected to he the foot and
mouth disease have developed in children
~ FIVE families In tho town of Clarkson,
Monroe county. and one OF the ton. an
infant has died. The children that died
mad shown symptoms that resemble
cerebral meningitis The town health Of
hcer has sent n report OF the suspected
spread of the cattle disease along the
children TO Commissioner Porter OF the
state department Of health.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
DISTRIBUTING READING.
ave; 5000 Pieces OF Good Literature
Collected by Rutland Club.

Rutland. Dec. 74--The United states
,ourt room here has been turned into
! repository for reading matter for the
.;ood Pleading Distribution cl3u and
during the last three days over 5000
pieces OF literature have been received
This was sorted and packed to-day and
will be sent to the Vermont penal In
etitutions. the Soldiers Home and 10
the Grenfell Labrador mission. United
ftotes Marshal IT, w, Bailey and Dep
1ty Marshal T. II. Chapman had charge
Of the work
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
UNUSUAL RECEIVERSHlP.

Rutland, Dec. 2+.-On petition of the
creditors, William T. Foley Of this city
has been appointed by Referee +. II.
O'Brien as temporary receiver of the
bankrupt estate OF a. A Plumlov pro-
prietor of the West Street creamery
here. lie acts until the creditors ap-
point trustee. This is the first re-
ceivcrship in a bankruptcy case in this
county in the memory OF the present
federal officers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
Nh AMERICANS .NEFE Hrn

Sianiia Dec. 1.-THE all-Amcrican base
bal team which is making tour OF the
Orient was defeated to-day by lieutenant
Johnson's picked army tenn by score Of
. to ;. This IS the only defeat Of the all
Americans during the entire tour.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31
BOOK BINDING
AND PRINTING

1t will cost you nothing
to get prices and we have
been able to gain and
satisfy so many good
customers that we feel
sure that you also will
find our print shop and
bindery able to serve
you to your complete
satisfaction.
""~ "aEE PRESS PRINTING CO.
Burlington, W.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31

HARSH physics react ,~eaken t7.e
bowels. caus" chronic constipation.
boan's Regulets operato easily. tone
the stomach cure constitution. 96C.
Ask your druggist for them,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-31

A healthy man is king in his own
right; -n unhealthy man is an un-
happy slave. Burdock BLOOD Rittnrs
builds M sound hcalth-keeps you
we'll
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-29
DEBT CASES ARE TRIED IN
 DIST. COURT
Judgment Given Against a Lo- we'll Man in Several Suits Windup of Work of the April Term of Court.
lSnecial 10 the Reriew.l

TOMBSTONE, July 2S.-Ehe atten- ton of the district court was taken today in the trial of several cases of debt against Ben Behrends brought by several firms who furnished him with liquors and mercE2ndise while he was conducting the Swim saloon at Lowell few years since. in each instance judgment was given against Behrends for the amount of the iu- debtedness. A stay of execution was granted, however, for 20 days.
 The case of Jobel R. Braziel vs the City of Bisbee in which the jury some time ago returned a verdict for damages in the sum of about S3500 was up for argument on motion for a new triaE The matter was presented at some length by both sides and the matter was taken under advisement by the court.
 The case of the Territory vs Fer nandez Dominquez, a Bisbee youth, who will be examined in the juvenile court with the prospect of his being sentenced to serve a term at the in dustriaI school at Benson was set for :riai oI Thursday. The case of his brother Eduardo, will not be heard' at present, as ne was pll3ed under the supervision of R. B. TaviOr and R. c. Stanford of Bisbee, wAo will act IS prot at'on officers and to whom EtudJ dO will be compered to report to at stated intervals.
 In the case of Loyie vs Rock, in which !udElrent was given to the ie- fsndant few days since the motion for new tr,ai was G"niSd and notice of appeal given to th.4 supreme cOuc: or the. territory The argument as Q tae validity of the second mortgage of $45.O00 on the Copper Belle property will be taken up in the morning. The scrap now will be over the money in stead of the property, as the entire amount of the money with the inter- est has been paid into the hands of Sheriff White and the lawyers will now see who can get it away from him The damage case Of Costello vs. the shannon Company for alleged mismanagement of the property ~as dismissed so that the property at the present time is free from litigation, which is the first time in rmmber Of years.
 The work of the court is about completed and Judge Doan expects to this week wind up the business for the April term except such little busi- nass as he will take up after he re-. turns from his vacation. There will probably be a week or ten days ses-. sion of the April term just prior to the opening of the regular October term of court the thiId Monday in Oc tober.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-29

one of the largest and best located blocks in the town, being centrally located and easily accessible from all portions of the town. It not only supplies sufficient ground for the present school, but also for the two proposed extensions of the building. Plans have all been made for these extensions, so that when they are available and completed, Warren will be supplied with a school building containing sixteen rooms. It is an- ticipated that the four rooms of the present building will be ample for the coming year. These rooms are now completely furnished and ready for occupancy. Scnocl will begin in War ren at the same time that it does throughout the district. The patrons of the school district are very much gratified with the excellent school accommodations.
 The ladies of the Warren Civic League will meet with Mrs. Hanscom this afternoon at the Whiteley resi- dence in Warren. All ladies who are interested in the improvement of Warren are cordially invited
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-29
WARREN FIRE
 DEPARTMENT
 PLANS 4 DANCE
Will Join Arizona Association Warren Pleased With John Fosters Candidacy for the Office of Sheriff.

H. B. Hanseom, the popular South
 western real estate man of Warren, and G. G. Stuart of the State Univer- sity of Minnesota. who has been spending his vacation in Warren, have gone to the Huachuca mountains for a weeks outing. Judging from the refreshments taken with them they are anticipating a good time.
 P Nj. Kelly, who was recently ap- pointed by the county board of com missioners as registrar for the new Warren precinct, has completed his work.
 Rapid progress is being made on the residence of W. H. Kingston, pay master of the Copper Queen Consoli- dated Mining Company ill Warren.
 L. E. Montgomery of the Copper Queen general offices in Bisbee has purchased lot 500 in block 42 and will immediately begin the erection of a concrete block house.
 Wiley Fitzgerald and wife who nave been in the Chiricahuas for some time spending their vacation are expected back daily.
 The Warren fire department held a special meeting Monday night and for their summer dance and social to be given at the Airdome August 18th. Committees reported on arrangements and everything is being prepared to make the first en- tertainment given by this organiza- tiOn a grand success. An invitation from the Bisbee fire department iu- vitiDg the Warren fire department to a smoker social to be held August 2nd was read and accepted. Chief Foster reported that he had received notice from the Territorial Firemen's Association of the eligibility of the fire department to belong to that association. He was instructed by the department to file an applica- ion in order that it might join the same immediately. This win entitle the Warren fire department to Seven votes at the next territorial conYen- tion.
 The L. W. Powell residence, which is being built in Warren, is pro gressing rapidly. It is rapidly being placed under roof, and in a few days the work on the sides and interior will be begun. It has assumed pro portions and is rising majestically at the head of Powell street, adding dIg pity and perspective to that part vi -ae town.
 Half way between Mir. Powell's and NIT. Douglas residences is being built the residence of Dr. F. E. Shine. While it has not yet progressed as rapidly as the Powell residence, it io being raised on it's foundation and in } few days will be ready for the roof.
 MT. Sandberg has nearly completed Iis residence in Warren. It is l-- cated upon lot BOA on Campbell street. The house is brick, two stories and he walls and roof being completed,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-29
DEMOCRATIC BARBECUE
 AFTER CONVENTION
Hon. Marcus A, Smith to Be Chief 0ratOrof Occasion,
 No Date Set.

No definite arrangements have been made, but it is generally understood among the Democratic leaders that a big barbecue will be given in the near future under the auspices of the Warren District Democratic CIup. The present plans are to have the celebration at Lewis Springs. to which cheap excursion rate will be made.
 No date had been set and none will be until after the Democratic territo- rial convention, as Delegate Mark Smith is to be invited to make the principal address of the occasion, and until the convention is over 1t will be almost impossible to secure q date from him.
 There has been much inquiry as to whether the plans for the barbecue would mature, as it was announced several weeks ago that an event of this nature would be given by the Democratic Club. The county cam paign is fast approaching, and the event will be in the nature of a for nal opening.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-29

interior work will be begun on it inn mediately4 When completed ATr. Sandberg will he located in one of the finest residences in that section ol the town. It is the first brick resi- dence which has been constructed .n Warren.
 During the past a number of Bis bee people have been accustomed to come tc Warren for their outings ana piC9i- D. .- Grsions. In order to ac- .cC--.r date them the Warren con-- pGDy mas constructed canopy covered tables and benches, which have been placed on the car line on the corner of Arizona and Ruppe streets. Tnese are located on a nice grass covered plot where the children can enjoy themselves rolling in the grass.
 An architect is busy at the present time on a waiting station which is to be located at the corner of Ruppe and Arizona streets. When this IS completed the company will nave ex- cellent accommodations for the gen eral public.
 The car which was purchased souIe time ago from the St. Louis Car Com pany by the Warren Company is on
 
 a few days. When the car arrives it will be placed in service on the High Line between Briggs Junction and the Copper Queen machine shops, which will give the benefit of an extra car on the main line between Warren and Bisbee. This will be appreciated by the travelling public, as the Warren Company will then be able to furnish accommodations for the crowds which attend the baseball games and other sports in Warren and at the Country Club.
 The popular feature of entertain ment of Warren is that afforded by the baseball games, the Warren Company having laid out ball ground at the corner of Arizona and Ruppe streets and on Sunday afternoons this is one of the most popular places in the district
 The Warren Company has given to the school district block 34. This is