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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-29

leave town soon. There Is to be fare
well reception ut the parish house Fri
day evening for Mr.. Wells. Every one
Is invited,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-29
TOR SALE.

COVERED CARRIAGE. very easy rid
ing for sale cheap If taken at once In
CURE 1856 Looms street. 91,Gt&wI
CITY FARM for sale 10 acres, miles
out splendid room house, finely To-
G. ed A. S Hayes, North Ave.
4S,w2t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-29
sEELEURNE.

A retreat for the congregation OF St
GATHERINGS Church opened sunday and
will last all the week. Services are
held ut five and eight o'clock In the
morning and at 1870 in the evening.
The missionary Is tho same one that
preached in Shelburne. Charlotte and
Vergennes four years ago, the Rev.
Father Holland of the Redemptorist
order in Montreal.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. George Kinney in East Shelburne
Friday afternoon at two o'clock--The
annual election and installation Of Off
oers OF Champla!n Chapter, No %. o. F.
s.. will be held Friday evening In Ma
sonic hall.-Several from town attended
the funeral of Mrs. John Murphy in Bur
1ington Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs
James Cowan have returned from thei
wedding trip and have begun housekeep
ing In the Fred Peet house at Shelburn
f'alls.-Mr. and Mrs Philip Fletcher haV'
returned to their home in St Johnsbur!
| after week with Mrs. Tlctcher's par
e,ts, Mr.. and Mrs George Roberts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-29

Borders magnificent river, fertile fields.
Juicy pastures, 1000 eds. wood. splendid
sugar orchard. standard fruit trees:
S-room house. running water. 4t-ft barn.
silo. collar; owner has made money
hence retire5 30 small place: included
are wagons. sleighs and farming tools;
all details page 46 "Strouts April
Bulletin" copy free. Dept, 2742, z. A.
Strout Co, old South Bldg. Bos-
ton. 9sIt.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-29

GROCERY BUSINESS for safe, Ave
miles from Boston, yearly $4,000. own
or incapacited four years yet business
has always paid a prort. Must sell and
locate IN South. Full investigation in
vited. BOX 2SG, care Free Press.
% Cts 43w2t.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-29

ness.-Miss Julia Carroll Of Essex June
ton was at home over Sunday.-The Rev.
c. d. Atwood is passing his vacation
with his brother in Boston.--Miss Mar
garet McManus Of Lowell Mass. who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. w. D.
Chesmore. has gone to Lake Placid. N.
=. where she will spend the summer
p. r. Rood, who is Ill with peritontis.
was not as we'll Tuesday--Dr G. =. HUI
turd was In Watcrville Tuesday to at
tend the funeral OF his uncle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-29
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from First Pnge.)

afternoon Nav 20 in .he Methodist
Church .-AN,rs, John Handlon has re-
turrad from N,ontpclier. she attended her
SISTERS funoral.-C. W. Sprague is in the
emn,,v Of T. Stewart.-.J. y. Rider con-
tinues TO improve The goth anniversary
Of tho ordor ,vns observed by Bristol
1odyc q n T.. nj the Eaptist Church
SUNDAY evening. A sermon was preached
he. tho Rc, T. Usher with special
music bv tha choir.--.John Handlon. who
has heen ouite III for several days, is Il
lit,lo In,nroved
Tho animal village meeting was held
Tuesday evening and the following Of
fcers elacted. President. W, A. Law
romeo. clorl, w. W. Wilson; treasurer,
f. II. Dickcrman: collector, Il. $. Smith;
auditors. r. c. Norton. H. q. Chaplin.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06
LEGISLATION ON HEALTH.

OF meldng muddng former legia
things longer possible to
Something being in mitigation along
1inespr Governors but mitigation not enough
by of
which
the adverse of health boards Formerly
all
ability industry the food
no
food
When there is of
cholera phheria smallpox deadly
tetae
invaluable
of
savedfro by present meteorological expert.
knowledge spoonful of brains would
scientific be
Federal will be likely in
1erre in hardship Iawaiians
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06
rnr p1srENsARY MEAsURE.

abolish the liquor traffic ia
All admits powecss stop drinking treating homes made
by No law eonstituonay IN
private mans sdeboad or see whether he gives
The manufee Of beer wine and 'Huous liquors una!
stopped given place. them direct indirect ond
may pedj the Supreme Court will not hold against
passage transportation of alcoholic preparations 1t not
practicable prevent private uho importing such goods Nor
they make of them
elements of purchase or sale 1t 49, therefore
a the existence of these immunite
proposition would be neither more nor
than deuge Hawaii with mail order mtoHCan's Snch n
its direct into the homes and
of drinkers where liquor not now " be
found" CO..
existing including those of the Southern States
necessarily mail order order intoxcants-bu
why decent people should endure the Oon lhe major
product the saloon with its or less attractive
sOciaby with his in his pocket He nears
friend The bright lights the genial cnee the
polished tables the lunch and the uptodate gossip
for drink and chat Once in
all around and in hour he drunk and mas spent Two
perhaps handy Suppose the
there saloons town
Wouldn't the home with his money! Would ne hurry TO on
the Coast for invoice of gnf Would he
drink of spirits in tin cup from
Chnamani Not in fifty times Unless confirmed son
would forget about the drink and
hurry along homes o be late for supper
dspen The holds that the honorable
of profession likely be corrupted That to
would false prescriptions make the law imperative
We have better opinion of doctors than that and we have h that law
Hawaii rather Improbable place for
physicians spirit of such dispensary act is
proposed In any case the dspensry would not get one
a gets sociabty diensay and must be
physician buy prescription and around
spensay get bottle filed The socb class of drinkers mad rather
without
The curious fact noted
laws always the plea that such laws are never wholly
therefore worth Only for statute against strong drink
they absolute perfection They ask for this
boon laws against murder theft or arson ly @ ADMIT hat he ehect
would merely to reduce the number of such crimes and
despite the laws there would still be some homi
'ides robes and some neendasm Would oV De i " Apply
prohbiy admit that society would be vastly
it, not neuenty the sureptou hand should raise
the unlice cockta o mportunate lp2
hill concerned do not understand that its FORM as
ment and want to see what may be proposed Able as the star rs "
that it has stated vital objections
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06

bsttaskitr railway Hahu
coupled that aah, 20 the tear ou he Intelligent
tubion To- ~, with
government believes Indicated
.reni spending equipment The
and doeards have been tremendously
iu greatly improved and increased and the
leuug Many American newspaper and
public o n type, have thought that Japan
preparing conclusion this journal Tor
respected looking and but
guiding Of Eastern Asia aud be
which Russia gather for the Of lost ground
Hence the clamo Of martial PREPARATION
clearly japan than whom there
,agaeoua pubcs anywhere
whipped ID list Of 6tcas powers
negligible quantity navy very presg
diplomacy upon
fater the Of the Balkan
sphere things.
with populations her credit for
churches their portable wealth would
represented by the national debt of
herself believe that her failure in land
the single akage the Siberian
dispatch and feed million
numbers Pressing tho
frcla military
should
the attempt student Of foreign affairs doubt
question chna attitude would
China is building military
wealth
making
present
cautiously if possible powerful ally
Picking
Cabu between
will unless fail the imperial
loge o a swelling theme
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06

An sssodna stop aran pre-
care u the third degree 10 hc police department .
The original third degree Administered ne 81
nquu The thumtsefew, the fAck she
u appeared IN the Philippines the the
The object 70 confessions % by violence
Honolulu o,er NJ,
dmttcd guilt which perhaps iA method
the awhile appears reeruesce under the
naturalization
Portuguese arrested which
TO have committed
bus lawyer Chief Kakcn revolver the lads
end threatened to blow his
voubyi yet he innocent babe Under
he would for
Naval the might
Of his life under lock and
IL judicial
guardian should le from
police and the exortine
evidence
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06
RECEPTION TO ADMIRAL
(Continued From Page one.l

uniforms of the marine corps, the gor.
geous yellow facings of the cavalry,
the blue and gold of the infantry, and
the gold-lace trimmings of the navy,
added much to the wealth Of gold braid
of the consular uniforms, formed n
pleasing ensemble with the beautiful
gowns of the ladies. For the first time
the full-dress uniform of the cavalry
arm was displayed at a formal recep-
tion, and it indicated that Honolulu
is now n real garrison town.
There was a large contingent of Jap
anese ladies and gentlemen present, the
f,Imer appearing in their picturesque
and handsome silk kimonos. The Jap.
arese gentlemen represented most of
The professions. The Japanese officers
expressed their pleasure at seeing so
many branches of the American army
and navy present.
At $3.50 dancing began and continued
until midnight. At the conclusion of
the formal reception the Consul Gen
eral and his distinguished guests pass
ed down the roof garden, while the
flagship band played the national all
| of Nippon, all rising. Admiral Ijich
showed keen interest in the social
| diversions of the white guests in the
ballroom. Late in the evening tn,
Consul Generals party, accompanied
| by Governor and Mrs, Frear, returned
to the loungingrodm, where an elab
crate buffet luncheon was served.
Some very beautiful gowns were dis
played, principally by army and nav.
ladies. A large number of ladies cam
from Leilehua with their cavalry hus
bands and were n charming group o
women upon the ballroom floor. ANON
the guests were Governor and Mrs.
Frear. the Italian Consul, f. A. Sehaei
er; the French Consul and Madam
Menant, the British Consul and Mr.
Forster. the Portuguese Consul, coun
A. de $. Canavarro, the Chinese Cor
sui, Tseng Hal; the Mexican Consu
W. LAM; the Peruvian Consul. Brue
Cartwright; The Belgian Consul, r.
Lange; Captain q. =. Rees, u. s. n
Lieutenant Commander and Mr.
Moses, Paymaster and Mrs. Hornbe
] ger, Civil Engineer Parks aud Mr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06
DISPOSAL or rHE rH11npr1Nns.

of should with remarked
certainly Philippines Whereupn crisp
would
the sake Kidding themselves the Oriental incubus Auy that
ukn
Philippine Independence
Philippines
them
be complications
alien their will
submitting home industries the competition cheap labor its
y.
a aneti lose the
with the United Britain
uto nv of trades and ernald development
why not7
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06
AN ECONOMIC FALLAcY.
And why not !

The Honolulu
$0oO0OOO gold the stocks
sending
spondence.
Well what of m The Ish Germans Scandinavan Italians and Hun
sending millions their
the demagogic Examiner nothing
why should This the aboer
wealth which
taxable
toll the fields that $0OO000 awai
made possible If they $O00O $50OoO0 this
the balance
keep this showing the better Hawaii they
take So themselves the Territory will 4
Examiner
the
mission paid
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06
THE ANr1.sA1ooN PROGRAM.

Mr. WOoley, the
policy his address the ministers which does include
prohibitoy legislation
local hands sit possible he Territory with the
law have am in favor of it, beginning and keeping it,
There policies Wooley
have that body license wholesale dealer directly
directly that saloon would without the aid of the
wholesalers credit his whip No corporation should have
than license The should be clearly defined
the sale liquor Sundays confined those who take
with bona fde meals Mr. WOoey establish broad belt
of anti-soon territory around military camps.'
indulge the hope that will the vacant seats
on board will receive wit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06

Parks, Major Long, U. S. NJ. c., and
Mrs. Long; Captain Low, U. 5. NJ. c.,
and Mrs. Low, and many marine Off
GERS; Colonel w. s. Schuyler, 5th
Cavalry, U. IS. A.; Major Foster, 5th
Cavalry, and Mrs. Foster; Major and
Mrs. Stevens, Miss Stevens, Captain
and Mrs. Sturges, Captain and Mrs
Willard, Captain Scales, Captain and
Mrs. Day, Lieutenant and Mrs. Bar
nard, Lieutenant and Mrs. p. II. Sheri.
dan, Lieutenant Winnia, Lieutenant
McAlister, Lieutenant Doclsery, Miss
Dockery, Lieutenant j. ii. Hume, Lieu
tenant Queekmeyer, Major Dunning,
Goth Infantry, and Mrs. Dunning; Lieu
tenant Met leary, Lieutenant Pardee,
Ray, Paymaster, U. s, A., and Mrs.
Ray; Captain and Mrs. Cashier, Cap.
tain and Mrs. NJ. n. Falls, President
of the Senate w. o. Smith, Speaker
of the House Holstein and many mem
bers of the Legislature, Mayor Fern,
former Governor Cleghorn, Mr. and
Mrs c. l.. Rhodes, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Macfarlane, Senator and Mrs. George
Farchild, Senator and Mrs. Knudsen,
Hon. and Mrs Joel Cohen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder. Mr.. and Mrs. @.
II. Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. Faxon Bishop,
Hon. S. NJ. Damon, Frank Damon, Miss
Damon, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Damon,
Mrs. Nj. +. Prosser, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
! Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Morgan, j.
| ID. Gaines. Rev. and Mrs Doremus
Scudder, Rev. and Mrs. Wadman, Prof
and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott, Miss Scott,
Judge and Mrs. Ballou. Walter G.
Smith, Mrs. Newhall, Mrs. McGowan
Mrs. Porter, @. II. Rice, Rev. and Mrs
Chas. Dole, Prof. and Mrs. Hart OF
Rutgers College.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06
HOSPITALITY TO THE NAVAL VISITORS.

said jurisdiction United States Japan
friendly reception that given
by Honolulu If this it not thing for
world
special coda custom which reached
Atlantic
Honolulu take pride setting
example,
would friendship the United States
the could depended their making the
visitors if they the
will dsrustfui
California Oregon and Washington the United States and
with the public the commemorative which
the Japanese atested its friendship full hearty
President rather than let
California nulify the rights o Japanese residents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06
MIR. FAIRBANKS, VISIT


of the world but Sundays adv about the
the obecyes that to
visit reasonable length be for
the Chamber of Commerce the Merchants
him and scould be
We take it that practical his
Pacific
lie is not writer of distinction he
auqua and other circuits and would to
the problems
attractions of
Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06
A DAILY FOR THE FAIR.

world well happenings the advces Alaska
mining gold strikes, will be published the
of The
will exhibition Pacific
publication will Exposition Daily Gold and
the Alaska, of the Nome
the exposition daily he has
II
publication visitors the daily
cone
teegaphic from the
leading the nohand will be
further Alaska through the medium the Gold Digger
All
installed the
building which
inspect while the plant
actual operation
will register of Digger
will published daily
soeatng friends visiting the exposition during the period they
The who Togo right the battle
that his welcome Honolulu confne O any race
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06
LAME SHOULDER.

This is common form of muscular
rheumatism. No internal treatment is
needed. Apply Chamberlain IS Pain
Balm freely four times day and
quick cure is certain. This liniment
has proven especially valuable for mus
cular and chronic rheumatism and is
certain to give quick relief. For sale
by all dealers. Benson. Smith & Co.,
Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06

About the only good that the scarcity
of lumber will be the
wooden structures of towns like Dallas and Fort Worth
reinforced
1t will be then
they
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06

only making that business but portable
them Kup has 65 eentimee hedpiece which
be
of deTice the
tipping
the bag of the
oship they always
than the life proieete
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06

The land andho
but
politics. attracts them The thinks
tract would this political
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06


thought and the did itself credit
and
America and its cordial attitude will appreciated Washington
a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06

Uncle Sam will have
collecting from him
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06

The Chief of and
beginning to breathe freely Recent
of
department of politics Kaka political detectives
who knows the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06

There
in that there provision calling
a minimum of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06

Governor Fear best promote
continuing his policy
inexoraby the law
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06

The people of Hawaii will look
in this Territory evil of the worst Thwg
for season--Bulletn
The people of Hawaii don't all belong to Club
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06

u. $. Marshal f. r. Hendry is on
the sick list, having been confined to
his bed since Monday of last week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06

The Senate against
it has family likeness to the people who pay the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06

In less than three
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-06

The who
times in command of the flagship the victorious
that his welcome 70 IIOnolulu is not confined
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-23
IS IN
GRIP Of HUGE
FLOOD OF Rain
THAWS AND HEAVY .oREclPlTA-
TlON IN OREGON AND WASH
lNGToN CAUSE WASH OUTS ON
COAST ROADS,

Portland, Jan. 22.-As a result Of
the thaWs and heavy rains which have
been general in Washington and
northern Oregon the past week, traffic
on several divisions of the Northern
Pacific, Great Northern, and Oregon
Railroad & Navigation railroads is
tied up because of the washouts
Spokane is entirely cut. off from the
west and south. Reports from vari.
Gus towns indicate the loss occasioned
by the floods will be heavy.
Two Weeks of Rain.
San Francisco, Jan 22.-With a
heavy downpour and cloudbursts yes
terday the rain and wind storm which
has been ranging in all sections of
California for almost two weeks
seems to have spent it's force AS a
result of the downpour yesterday
Stockton is inundated, Sacramento is
isolated and practically all the train
service in the north is at standstill.
AT Santa Barbara g inches of Rain
fell. in less than twelve hours The
islands at the mouth of the Sacrament
to river are all flooded and steam
boats are busy removing the people
and stock from the levees where they
have taken refuge from the waters.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-23
TWO BATTl.ESHIPS
Will. Be Built
HOUSE COMMITTEE CUTS DOWN
FoRTIFicATIoNs BILL, BUT
ALLOWS BIG BOATS.

Washington, D. c., Jan. o. Cut
ting down the estimates nearly $10,-
OOO,O00 the house committee on ap.
proportions today agreed to report u
Notifications bill carrying only $780,.
900 for the next fiscal year The bill
making the appropriations for the
support of the Indian service was re.
ported to the house today. 1t carries
a total of $9,914,000.
Two Battleshps Win.
BY a vote of 108 to So the house
sustained the committee provision Of
the naval bill calling for two battle.
ships, and overwhelmingly refusing TO
strike out the provision for five tor
pedo boat destroyers.
The house today rejected, 160 to 80,
The amendment of Finley of South
Carolina, striking out the battleship
provision in the naval appropriation
bill.
The amendment to limit the naval
increase to one battleship was made
by Burton of Ohio.
Promises Big Deficit.
During the debate on the naval bill,
Representative Tawney, chairman of
the committee on appropriations, pre-
dicted deficit Of s125,000,000 for tho
present fiscal year and $143,0O0,0O0
for next year.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-23
LABOR CHIEFS
ATT ACK WRIGHT
AMERICAN FEDERATloNIsT SAYS
JuRIsT WAS AcTUATED
BY HATRED.

Washington, JAN 22---In the cur
rent number of the American Fed
erationist, out yesterday, John Mitch
ell, Samuel Gompers and Frank Nor
rison, the labor leaders, attack Judge
Wright, who recently sentenced them
to Jail in contempt of court, in the
severest sort of way. Gompers charges
Judge Wright with being actuated by
hatred.
'It is apparent to all" says the
article chat the flashing eyes, the
twitching lips and the contemptuous
form OF Justice Wright but poorly con-
cealed the volcano OF surging, relent-
less hatred. If the three men had
been charged with brutal murder the
scene could not have been more i'm
pressively set, nor their characters
more severely excoriated. No man or
set of men convicted by jury Of the
most heinous crimes known to man
have ever been stigmatized or char
acterized by a judge in severer
terms"
Concerning the decision the Fedora
tionists further says:
Justice Wrights says that this in
junction only incidentally prohibits
the exercise of free speech and free
dom Of the press. How can it be
incidental when the prohibition is
absolute and permanent. The injunc-
ton denies in advance the right to
speak or print. 1t puts an absolute
censorship on press and speech
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-23
LET JURORS
HAVE TODDY
SAYS COURT
HEARING cARMACk MUIR.
DER TRIAL AT NASHVILLE TOO
HUMANE TO DENY COLONIES
THEIR MORNING SMILE.

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 22.-When the
six selected jurors in the Cooper
Sharpe murder trial were brought into
court today Juror Whitworth said to
Judge Hart:
Judge have been used to my toddy
for a good many years. I missed it
powerfully this morning. Can't I get
one, just one every morning?"
''The constitution prohibits unusual
or cruel punishments," remarked the
court judicially. "Mr. officer, see that
those gentlemen who are wont to have
toddy get their toddy hereafter"
A little later attorneys asked time
for a conference and were granted
forty minutes. Judge Hart suggested
that the jurors retire to their room,
where they could be more comfortable.
Can they play cards?'' asked a dep
uty.
"Yes and roll dice on the floor if they
want to- said the court.
Hard to Pick Jury.
The efforts to secure jury in the
Cooper-Sharpe trial in connection with
the murder of former Senator Car
mack has resulted in only placing six
men in the box.
1t is difficult to find men who do
not know some Of the defendants, espe-
cially John D. Sharpe, who was sheriff
of this county for four years, and who
thus was thrown into contact with
most Of the citizens.
Cooper Sr., too, has been in politics
for years. In spite of the bitter feel.
ing between the two factions strang.
er is impressed by the absence of any
i'll feeling between the attorneys. There
has not been the simplest dispute sc
far and during recesses or between
sessions counsel on both sides mingle
freely.
Unlike the night rider trials al
Union City, only $50 miles away, there
is no display Of weapons. Even tbs
deputy sheriffs on duty are unarmed
and laugh at talk of trouble. Sheriff
Borum expressed the feeling when he
said:
'If anybody gets rough I'll get them
by the neck and throw them into d
CELL"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-23
ARREST BANKER
President of San Diego Institution
Charged With Embezzlina

Los Angeles, Jan. 22.-Homer G.,
Taber, former president of the West
Side bank of Los Angeles and former
president of the Lincoln National
bank of Searchlight, Nevada, and now
president of the San Diego Bank and
Trust Co. was taken into custody.
at San Diego last evening and will be
taken to Phoebe, Nevada, to answer to
nineteen indictments found by the
grand jury and said to involve embez-
Element of approximately $75O,0OO S.
K. Williamson, formerly cashier of the
West Side bank and Lincoln National
bank of Searchlight, was arrested in
Pasadena yesterday and brought to
this city.