Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-29
Hoods SarsapariIIs

Captain IoncrRan was formerly cit
izcn OF Burlington.
| A Rosenthal was before Justice G. W.
| Debcrvlle Thursday and pleaded guilty
to charge of breach of the peace. hav-
| ing battered UP one Joseph t.ipman
! Rosenthal was fined s. and costs OF
s631 Joseph Lipmnn. who received the
| beating, was also arrested. the case
against him being continued for two
weeks John Saltus fractions Youngs-
ter who attends the Archibald street
school was in for breach of the peace.
Saltus IS accustomed to administer pom
meetings. to hovs at tho school. az strikes
HIS fancy. The case was continued for a
month
Estellc Hollenheck was arrested Mon
| day by DEPUTY United States Marsha
| Thomas Reeves, charged with violation
of the postal laws. the specific offenso
against hor being tho mailing Of a post
card containing dcfamatory utterances To
Mrs Olive Ormcl of Fcrrishurgh Mrs
! Hollcnbeck WIS taken before United
States Commissioner II. T.. Shaw and
furnished hail Of $50 for her later ap-
pcarauce in federal court. She was ar
rested on an indictment returned against
her at the recent sitting Of the federal
grand jury in Rutland
John Benolt was arrested and taken
into city court Thursday on mittimus
not having entered an appeal taken by
him In a conviction for intoXication
Bonot is in the hahitual drunkards
class but appealed case pressed against
him a few weeks ago. lie was called up
on to disclose Thursday and claimed
that he obtained his whiskoy from "a
stranger He was sentenced to serve ST
days in the county jail. His cousin.
Joseph Ecnoit. was also arrested ON
mittimus not having entered an appeal
In a first offence conviction Joseph was
sentenced to serve 10 days in jail.
| Harvey II Talcott. native ~ Willis
ton ana well known in Burlington, died
! suddenly Wednesday IN Chicago Death
| was due to heart disease Mr.. TalCott was
| born july o. 1885, graduated from the
| University Of Vermont in 1888 from the
| Albany Law school in 1861 being admitted
| 20 the bar the same year. lie served wini
| tho 18th Vermont Regiment in the Civil
| War. Subsequently he settled in Chicago
| and practiced his profession His home
was in Dee PLANES n suburb OF Chicago
| Mr.. Talcott spent the greater part of
the past summer in Burlington. He is sur
I viVcd by Wife
The papers were filed yesterday in
| Chittenden county court in the special
assumpsic suit recently brought by Will
| lam g. Fisher and Andrew w Fisher
against the J. w. McAuslan company
recover $4,000 IL tho suit of Ella NJ.
| Fuller Va. George Clifford, judgment WAS
entered Yesterday for the plaintiff to re-
cover $50 and costs The case Of Eliza
Volz VS. Fred Rotax was settled and dis
continued The case Of Merrill MCCHrEar
il. vs.. Peter I>avery. Merrill McCagar
and William Thyme ct al. trustees. and
the case of Brel Thomas and wife vs.
| p @. Strong and wife We're continued.
Blacksmith Duggan and number Of
soldiers at Fort Ethan Allen yes terday
had hard tussle with n horse that re-
fused TO he shod. The horse was led into
the shop about one o'clock. hut puggan.
who has heretofore been able to shoe
anything from a government mule TO an
ostrich. was unable to make the animal
! lift its feet. The horse was finally taken
| outside, its feet bound, and thrown 10
the ground. Even then the task OF shoe
ing seemed as far from completion az
ever pit was finally dug and the
| equine was laid on its back in the hole
| its four legs making violent signals 70
| the high heavens. II was finally decided
| that no single regiment could shoe the
animal and the horse was led back TO
the stables
Henry sullivan. Michael shcehan ana
George Sheehan were in city court Mon
day charged with the royal ana an
cicnt crime of chicken stealing Suli-
van pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
serve not less than one and one-half nor
more than two months in tho House OF
Correction at Rutland without costs Tho
other two pleaded not guilty hIt noon
| Sullivan's testimony 1t appeared Nat the
three men secured seven OF Samuel
| Chasc's chickens and four or mora be-
longing to Rabbi II. Sacks. The shee-
| hans were sentenced TO serve not less
than two and one half nor more than
three months in the House OF Correction
at Rutland with costs. The case against
heb Blair for being a confederate 81 the
thieves was continued month and he
| W
| The water in Lake Champldin reached
the lowest known mark Friday The
| previous low water mark was made in
1881. but Friday this mark was passed
by a qua rter Of an inch. Since ~ II has
been custom of the navigaturs ON the lake
TO keep record of the low water reached
during the wear. In 1897 a low mark was
, evidently reached for there Is aus I'D
bench mark" standing at Sbolhurnc
harbor made at that time. October It, lSSl
| all records were passed, At that time the
steamers of the Champaign Transporta-
ton company were running 10 Ticon-
deroga pilot e. s Roc~woU Of the
Ticondoroga was on the lake the time
and says that the steamers had TO be run
into the mud at the TiCOndcroEa dock in
) order 10 have the gang plank reach from
| tho boat to the dock. Pilot Rockwell
said Friday that tho water was so
low that there was only one cut by
which the steamers could entcr Platts-
burgh harbor