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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
Retail Buying on a Normal Scale
in Many Sections of the
Country.
CAUTIOUS ABOUT FUTURE
Dealers buy Only TO FIJI Present De.
mnnds-Structural Work DELAYED
until after EIcctiOn-GOOd linz
prOvcment Shown in Scptem-
her Railroad Earnings.

New York, oct. 2.-R G. Dun & Co. 8
weekly review OF trade tomorrow will
say:
Seasonablc weather stimulated retail
trade materially and the better distri-
button to consumers brought a larger
movement in Wholesale ard jobbing de-
partmcnts, but in most leading indus
tries there is still hesitation. Low stocks
OF merchandise neCessitate urgency on
replenishmcnt when dealers tind retail
buying on a normal scale, as is the case
in many sections of the country. but prep.
arations for distant requirements pro-
coed cautiously, although expressions o,
confidence are heard on all sidea. on
the whole there is improvement in mer-
camille collections, yet In many lines.
especially at the East. irregularity is
noted. Structural work under consdera-
ton Will take large tonnage OF steel
and much lumber when contracts are
placed but there is disposition to defer
actual building until after election. Many
factories have further increased the
number OF hands at work, and the last
fortnighty report showed a decrease of
54,nD III idle freight cars leaving only
rs Un against 1900 at the worst point
five months ago. Railway earnings for
September were only 81 per cent. less
than IN the same month last year, "A
noteworthy Improvement over the past
five months. Ease in the money mark I
continues. Commercial failures this week
ia the United States are 2i3 against 219
last week, 246 the preceding week and
2G2 the corresponding week last year
Failures in Canada number - against 81
last week, PC the preceding week and 81
last Near.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
UNIVERSALISTS END
THEIR CONVENTION
Create Minister'S Relief Fund--Elcct
Prin. o. X Hollister Prcsidcnt-
Endorse His stand at GOddard-Mcct
Next at Bellows Fnlls.


-. AIbahs' O't. Inc t7th annual
convention vi the HiNoFS"'iS' NHu'V"
OF Vermont and tn" province OF QUO
pee was c'osed mere To-Day ana paSS'u
into history as one Of the most pro-
grcssiVe ana successiul OF all
Ohcers for the coming year were
c!'''ed as i"iloWS' i'eS'uc"t' ~ ~
HOLSTER Of Barre vi''-presldeht' the
rev. r. H. LeaNl'' OF bellows f"'S'
secretary, the Rev Thomas Stratoh
OF Rutland; treasurer W. H. Giaddins
OF Randolph; trustees joel BlacKmer
OF Stoc khrldge' SeIdeh & ''reehe "i ~
Adams. Or. w. II. Rowland OF East COR
NTH; committee OF fellowship the keN'
George f. Forticr OF -. Adams the
Rev. otto ;. Raspc OF MorrisFlIe' |.
II. Waterman Of Chester. a. G. Fay OF
Barre and the Rev. f. a. kImoaII OF
Richmond.
1t was voted to hold the next annual
convention at Bellows Falls during the
FIRST ful week Of September ana the
Rev. Thomas Stratton Of Rutland was
selected as the preacher Of the occas-
ional sermon.
One Of the important acts of the con-
vention was the establishment Of a
Ministers relief fund "to bear the name
of the person who first contributes
thereto one thousand dollars or more
and TO be regularly increased by an an
nual collection to be taken IN each nj
versalist Church in the territory deS-
cribcd and by such G1fts ss lndlV'dua!S
may be moved to make to the FUND, tine
income Of said fund to be appropriated
under direction of the executive board
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
Massachusetts Democrats Did Not
Heed Labor's Request to
Nominate Brown.
HARMONY IN C0NV ENTI0N
Brown Withdrnws His Candidacy nfteI
Informal Ballot showed Sentiment
In Favor of Nuhey-Fuli state
Ticket md Preside
Electors Nominated.

Boston. oct with scarcely a jar in
the harmony Of its proceedings the DEM
ocratic convention to-day nominated a
State ticket FOR the November election.
chose Is presidential electors and adopt
81 st Of resolutions, the main planks
Of which advocated tariff. labor and
State administration reforms The State
ticket follows:
town
of Melrose.
OF Cambridge.
Treasurer and receiver seneral-Erwin
II. Kennedy OF P!ttsneld
, Auditor Simeon Viger OF Lawrence.
Attorney gencral-John a Thayer OF
/ Worcester.
The presidential electors at largo cho-
sen were Richard Olney of Boston and
James f. Cotter Of Hyde Park.
! Consressmnn Andrew ]. Peters OF Bos-
ton was chosen permanent chairman.
Peters was received with enthusiasm and
gave an address Peterss remarks were
r
to remain long on his feet. The corr
gresham came to the convention from
a hospital where he had undergone an
operation on one of his feet and re-
/ turned to the hospital at the close OF
the conN ention. The platform was read
by John Golden. chairman Of the COM
mittee on resolutions. The platform was
adopted without dissenting voice
''TIn newt busiuess said Cha irrnan
Peters is the presentations Of names for
candidate for governor" Jesse O. Ivy ~
Newton presented the name Of State
Senator James II. Vahey Of Watertown.
When Ivy finished his nominating
speech Thomas H. Nolan Of Somerville
rose to present the name Of f. Jerry
, Brown Of Rrockton. He disclainled any
intention Cf bringing any discord into
the convention and said all the delegates
should he prepared Ia support the nomi-
ne" Of the convention. Nolan read the
resolutions adopted at recent meeting
Of the state Branch Of American Fed-
GRAFTON OF Labor asking the democratic
convention to consider Brown as the
strongest candidate to defeat Ehcn 5.
Draper. who will he the republican lead
er NJ tho State ticket and who ii was
claimed by labor men, was one Of the
leading opponents OF organized labor.
Upon the conclusion Of the second
ing speeches, Dr Coughlin Of Fall
River offered motion that an in
formal ballot be taken to test senti-
mont with reference to the nomination
for governor. Tho motion was car
rted Tho name first voted on was
that of Valley. 1t seemed as If \ good
majority Of the delegates stood In
favor Of the Watortown man.
Brown came forward rapidly and
mounted the platform He spoke say
eral minutes referring to his candi-
dacY for lieutenant governor two
years ago and declaring that every
effort should be made to gain the labor
vote. Brown then withdrew his cam
didacy and suggested that Valley he
unanimously nominated, on motion
of DR.. Coushlin Nahey was nominated
by reclamation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
VERDICT OF S65 FOR
OWNER OF DOG KILLED
Animal Ran Separator and WAS VAL
ned nj SIOO-Washington County
sheriff Busy founding Up Indicted

Montpelier. oct. 1.-The case Of $. II.
Kennedy VS. V. Il. Mcleod for alleged
damages FOR killing dog was argued
yesterday in county court and the case
went to the jury late in the afternoon.
a verdict for the plaintiff 10 recover So
and costs being rendered. The dog was
Of the St. Bernard breed and WAS used
by the plaintiff in separating cream. The
plaintiff testified that the value OF the
animal was 500.
Sheriff Frank H. Tracy and several
deputies have been busy to-day in ar
resting and bringing in persons who We're
indicted by the grand jury thnts reported
yesterday. Charles Pelkey Of Barre city
was indicted for grand larceny Ills bail
was fixed at $3.50 which he hopes to
raise.
Daniel Gibbons Of Barre city was
Indicted for statutory rape He was un-
able to furnish 1900 bail and was re-
manded to jail. Rudolph PATTI and Mrs,
Rudolph PATTI Of Barre were indicted for
selling and keeping. Their bail in the
sum OF $500 each was furnished and they
were released from custody.
Theresa COnOnica and Mrs. l.. Ber-
mi OF Barre were brought in this aft
ernoon under indictment for keeping
and selling intoxicating liquor They
furnished bail in the sum Of $500 each.
PINKERTON MAN GOT EVIDENCE.
Evidence to bring before the grand
fury in several of these cases was OBJ
,ained by a Pinkerton dctectiv" who
was employed by states Attorney
Gates, and who has been working for
two weeks in this city and Barre IN
the guise Of a picture frame agent.
John Mcclellan, who was held in
county jail on a charge Of grand lar
Ceny was not indicted and Judge Tay-
Tor to-day ordered his release, Angelo
Stane, who was held in jail for an as
sault with intent to Kill and Mr.. and
committed to Jail on liquor cases are
all under Indictment for the offences
stated and Capiases have been served
on them in the county jnil.
It is alleged that Martin Wheeler o
Calais, who few weeks ago Crcate'
some excitement by an alleged attemp
at suicide, and who is now under indict
ment for selling, has disappeared. Dur
ing the present term of court he ha
been before Judge Taylor and ordered t
nav alimony to his wife in divorce cas-
now pending
Charles Hall and A. l., Fortier q
Granitevile. Henry Andrews and JOSEF
Santiban of Barre city were brought /
this evening under indictment for fur
nishing Bail in each case was fixed a
$500 Fortier and Santiban furnished bal
The other two went to jail.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
PEARY FULL OF HOPE.
Expects to Make Dash for the Pole In
February.

st Johns \. F., Oct l.-Having safely
transferred large supply OF stores to
the Peary Arctic steamer Roosevelt at
Etah. West Greenland. the auxiliary
steamer Erik arrived back in this port
to-day. Captain Bartlett OF the Erik de
clared Peary's prospect OF reaching the
pole was never better. The Roosevelt
ielt Etah August is, bound north, II IS
the explorers hope either TO enter the
poiar sea or reach point from which
ne can easily get to Cape Columbia.
whence he intends in February next to
make dash across the ice foe towards
the pole Bartlett states the Roosevelt
was In excellent trim and tho crew all
well The ice conditions are favorable
ana everything promised success
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
VALLEY FAIR rs ENDED.
Attendance OF 10000 for the Thre'
Days-Races Tamc.

Brattleboro, Oct THE Valley falr
closed this evening with a record break
ing crowd OF about $500 TO It's credit
for the three days. All the races this
afternoon were of the one, two. three
order and devoid Of excitement except
in two or three heats. In the first heat
Of tho free-for-all, Starr Hal stepped n
terrific clip. going to the first quarter
in record time and holding the lead un-
I'll well into the second half He was
passed In the stretch. however. by both
Mardcll and island wilkes, Jr the lat
ter sweeping around the turn like a
fash and nosing ahead in the last 80
yards Tho summaries:
FREE TOR-ALL. PURSE 800.
Island Wilkes Jr, b. r.. Newport
stock Farm ............u.,.,,'....1 l
Mardell, eli. e., ". G. Bennett.
Somerville, Mass ..................2 2
Starr Hal, b. e.. r. l.. Chckerins.
Kcene. n. II. .......................3 I
Elizabeth s. &. m. f. ". Pierce,
Danvers. Mass. ......,,.............4 3
Time. Elsa. 227ii; 2I5H
2:35 STAKE, TROT, PURSE $500.
Birchlcaf, b. z" w. F. Berry,
Concord, n. n. .u....,.....,...1 ! l
Baron Wcdgewood, +. e. H. A.
Harding. Barton ...................2 2
Elias j. br s. Smith and Lothrop.
Sherhrooke. =. @. ...,............3 3
Time. 2:21'; 2:22a. 9:22i4.
go PACE, 2:25 TRoT, PURSE 800.
Leonard Gnlig. r. l.. ChickcrinE
keene. y. II. ......................1 l |
Billy Mack, Oh. E. +. \. Carr,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
JURY FINDS THE
S|C|L|AN GUILTY
Verdict of Murder in Second De-
gree Returned after Seven
Hours Deliberation.
He KILLED ITALIAN IN JULY
Crime Followed Preparation of n
Practical Jokc-Trinl of His AL
legged Accomplish IL mt Once
begun in Rutland County
HE KILLED ITALIAN IN JULY

Rutland. oct. l.--Nito Turcianna. u
Sicilian laborcr, was found guilty in
county court here this afternoon of
murder in the second degree in nav
ing Killed Accarito SANFORD. an TIA
liam, last July during the preparation
of "A practical joke. Tho jury was out
seven hours Turcianna is - years
old and unmarried.
Tho trial of Vincenze Gioia, the al
legged companion in the crime Of Tur-
cianna, was commenced to-day. lie is
indicted for murder in tn" first degree.
This is the murder case in which the
Rev. Francesca CrooCita is under ar
rest as an accomplice.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
REFUSES NOMINATION.
Judge Bingham WIN Not he Dcmo-
cratic Candidate in New Hampshire.

Manchester y IT,. oct. Judge
George II. Bingham Of tho New Hamp-
shire supreme court. to-day declined
TO accept the democratic nomination
for governor He was Notified ~ his
nomination by commitco headed by
Jas. T. AmeY Of Lancaster and short
ly after announced tnat he would be
unable to accept the Nomination.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
CITY A VAST GRAVE.
six Hundred Corpscs Taken from Mud
1T one Spot In Hydrrnbnd.

Bombay, oct. "A correspondent or
local newspaper who has reached iyd''
rabad. the capital of the flooded district
describes the city as a vast grave Inc
streets and bazaar hav" uecn transform
ed into grewsome mas of stone ana
mud and dccomposed flesh II IS ihpoS-
sble accurately to estimate the "ea'n
roll the correspondent declares hht some
natives put it as high as 5000 SIX nun
dred corpses were taken ont OF the mud
at one spot yesterday. Funeral pyres are
burning day and night. The damage is
estimated at 2o0,0too0 rupees.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
BURGLARY AT SHELDON.
" atchcs and JrweIry md Trousers All
the Robbers wanted.

sheldon. oct. LIT was discovered
this morning that tGe store of w. c.
Marsh was broken into last night and
goods amounting to about 5000 taken.
Entrance was made by breaking a
plate glass window and the show case
robbed Of watches. chains. rings and
jcwelrv. pile OF trousers was
paved over ana the plumber lugged
off in a peanut sack. The work was
evidently that 81 amateurs No at
tempt was made to disturb the safe
which stood locked In the office.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
800 MEN THROWN OUT WORK
Gas Explosion Caused s500'ooo Da"'-
age In Plate Glass Plant.

Pittsburg, oct, An explosion OF
gas at the plant of the f''sours
Plate Glass company's works NO -
at Tarentuma, a suburb TO-DAY
suited in loss by fire of Saoo'ooo "'"
threw 500 men out of employ ,'''''
Half OF the plant Is in ruins anu VI"
flames We're only checked by ''' 81
steel building but recently erec'su ny
sLA nomponv
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
DRY WAVE HITS REVENUE
Government Receipts Fall ON Six Mil
lion DOLLARS In Two Months.

Washington, Oct 1.-The tight for pro-
hibition is making a marked impression
on the internal revenue receipts.
The receipts from spirits In July and
August amounted to s1o7o4,692, decrease
OF sA,os5 GAG as compared with the same
period last year. Receipts, r Om taxes on
fermented liquors, beer. ale porter and
other malt beverages amounted to N2,-
All ia. a decrease OF 81, s22,st0
Tobacco receipts for the two months
amounted to ss776,976, a decrease Of s?O3,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
MORE TENEMENT VICTIMS.
Five Burned to Death nnd Several In.
iurcd Early This Morning.

New York. oct 5--Five persons are
believed to have been burned TO death
and several injured. one fatally In a
FIRE in u crowded tenement house on
Mulberry street early this morning. Sew
eral tenants jumped from windows and
fire escapes when flames cut off their
retreat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
A LEPER CURED.
Cultures Of the Leprosy Bacillus Used
10 Combat the Disease.

wellington. New Zealand. Oct. o.
A Maori patient has been discharged
from the leper station with a. clean
bill of health. after q stay Of eleven
months. The chief health ofiicer. Or.
Mason declares that the patient was
cured by injections OF cultures Of the
leprosy bacillus. This treatment is
the discovery OF Prof, Deycke Passa,
director Of the imperial medical school
Of Constantinople. and Reschad Bey,
senior physician OF the same institu-
tion. DR.. Mason says that other pa =
tients treated by this Nhe Nastin)
system have shown great improve
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
CHALLENGE TO MOOTE.
The Australian WoOdchoppers Want ia
Meet Him In Boston.

Boston, Oct Edward Moote 81
Weathersfield, VI. the champion wood
chopper OF Vermont, who recently
clinohed his title by cutting Ave cords
OF wood in one day and splitting and
pIlins II, has been challenged by the
Australian woodchoppers. who are to
come TO Boston during tho week of
October 10 under the management of
william Norris Inc, at the orpheum
theatre 4.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
The Pills That Cure
SCiatica

That sciatc rheumatism can DO cured
by the use Of DR.. Williams Pink Pills
is evidenced by the Case Of Mrs. Stewart
McEwan, of Fort Hunter, Pa. She
SAYS
For five months was under a doc.
tors care, suffering from what he term.
cd chronic sciatic rheumatism. The
disease settled in my hips and knees and
suffered intense darting pains. So Sc
we're was the pain at times that would
have TO cry ont. and sometimes I was
perfectly helpless. Ny limbs were SO
sore that was unable to bear tho weight
of tho bed clothes over me. l was ex-
tremely nervous, had no color, aud did
not seem TO have much blood. had no
appetite and food caused me great dis
tress. was constipated aud suffered
constantly from dull throbbing head
ache
II had no strength and was reduced
in hcsh until / was mere skeleton.
Az the doctor could not help me, de-
cided to try DR.. Williams Pink Pills,
which wore recommended by an aunt.
After using the pills a short time
noticed a decided change for the better
and kept on with them until the rheu-
matism left me entirely"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-08
PLAN MASONIC TEMPLE.
Hope of the Order In Bellows Falls
100000 Needed.

bellows Falls, oct 2.-The dreams and
hopes Of local Masons for many years
seem about to be realized in Masonic
Temple. The plans call for commo-
dious lodge and club house, tho purchase
and remodeling of the Wyman Flint
house on Westminster street adjoining
the library lot and total expenditure
of $1,000. A stock company will be or
ganized and as the Masons affiliated with
the local bodies number 3GS it is thought
the plans will go through with a whoop
tone the stomach. stimulate the liver
promote digestion and appetite and
easy passages Of the bowels. ASK
your druggist for them. % cents a
box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-09
HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION.
sAlversity Club Selects Council and
Committee Members.

Ghe annual election OF the University
pub for four members Of the council and
bur members Of the admission committee
ia.s held yesterday, the polls being open
fom o'clock pm. to o'clock Pm. II
esulted In the selection Of Gardner r.
FiilianA University of California; Hem
en Ja1Os Harvard; Ralph Barnard,
lehish No Georgetown. and Wallace d.
fcLean. Princeton and Columbian, for
he council. and Charles Ray Dean, Uni
ersity Of Chicago; Alpheus Winter. Gen.
r College Of Kentucky and Columbia !;
enator Thomas H. Carter. University of
Iontana. and Frederick L. Siddons, CO.
tmbian. for the admission committee.
hose named were the choice of the NOM
lating committee, o. g. Metzefott, Frank
! Carpenter. Fred s. Austin, E. W. Spal.
ing and DIR. III. H. Donnally, and no op-
ositjon to them developed. The election
officers, II is believed. will not take
iace until after the annual banquet, Feb.
lary rs
The annual business meeting was held
ksf after the announcement Of the cleo
bn Yesterday. Reports were read from
Re secretary. the treasurer and the sew
fal committees. all showing a satisYac-
br. condition of affairs and bright pros
pcts for the future. The election ter
sys ago OF Frank 8. Butterworth to
psmbership in the club was announced.
refreshments were served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-09
row when plans for the banquet mex
Tuesday evening will be completed

row when plans for the banquet next
Tuesday evening will be completed.
Announcement is made that there will be
mems meeting at 800 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at the Young Peoples building
of the Methodist Episcopal Church South
Rev. +. Hez Sven of Washington will de-
liver an address on 1.-The Strange Story of
Seventeen Men" 4 solo Will be rendered
by Mrs. c. l.. Outcalt.
A. j. Wedderburn, secretary of the
George Washington Monument Associa-
ton. announced today that he has SOLD
sixty-five lots on the Shooters Hill prop
erty, west of this city. and that when the
required number are disposed of the resi-
due of the land will be converted into a
park on which will be erected a monument
to Gen. Washington.
In the corporation court today Laura b.
Scully was granted an absolute divorce
from William o. Scully on the ground Of
assertion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-09

morning in his office, log South Washing
ton street. Coroner Moore deemed an in
quest unnecessary and issued certificate
Of death from natural causes. The police
authorities of Baltimore have been re-
quested to notify Dr.. Baily's son, who re-
sides in that city, of his fathers death.
The state corporation commission has
granted charter to the American Traf-
fic Corporation of this city. The objects
of the company are to furnish shippers
information as to routes of shipment and
to publish paper giving the rulings of
the interstate commerce commission. The
sum of $4,000 is named as the maximum
$4,000. The following are the officers: j.
H. Weaver. president; E. v. Illmer Secre-
tary, and D. A. de. Lashmutt. all of
Washington, D. c.
Mrs. a. s. DoniDhap was rendered a
surprise party last evening at her new
home in the Fairfax.
Deeds Of conveyance for large portion
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