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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
Tlammcm-@iit6cm


,3tpci grdnbe in 8%bilooelpbio otlrb
enforcement bon 6euerperfStors
perm peruriodt. - @roBes S6o.
oe%nfcuer in Nelp.Yorf. - 9rono
in einem Suipelierlo0en.
E6ilaoelpbiu, go, B. Sitli.
= 6elterlpertsforper mnren pernIt-
mortlif fir 5pei bon Den pielelt
9rGnocn, Die belitc in pcridieoetelt
S6eilen Der Stobt entito1oen mo
cinen @eiommtidooen bon $4,000
peruriodten. Gin Grader" fiel in
Den 9eQer oes @aoren6orleS polt
Sremont 9opmon inn HorboIten DER
Stoot uto iebte Dos @ebGuoe in
6lomnleu, bos fuit gotl5 5eritort mur->
DC. 700 Soilben nnb 500 Siibncr
iuurocn perbronnt oocr eritidten.
Ter Shuoen betrGgt ctlpo $780,
600. Gin 9oIlon lonoete oilf Dem
Code elmer 6ubrit ebenfallS i'm
NorOoiieu Der Stobt uno bate cillelt
9ronO i'm 8efolge, Der $1,000 Shn-
Den onridtete. Sm Siioen Der Sto0t
p%erbronntcn bel eincm StoQbronDe
odt Efer6e; in oeriel6cn @egeno
entfnfnen fur6 onroilf bel einent
Seiler Ill elmer MtietbSfuiernc If Ser.
Ionen nit fnoppcr Notb Dem Soor.
Sn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. entoedte
cine 6ron einen Wonn. ais er ein
6clter III ibr SouS gele9t botte. Ter
@ronoitifter entfom in Der aufre-
9ltng. Ser Shaoan, Den Die Slant
men ueruriod)ten, belief iid oui 500.
@roBeS g 6obenfcuer.
Ncws Oorf, 3. Sutli. = Gin
6eiier in einem fiiniItodigcn Gje.
bGltoe al Der Ode bon II. StruBc
ulo 9ronomop ridtete $4,000
Sd)ooen an. Die @Gite Scr nobe-
gclcgenen SotelS BRADFORD uro ct.
9enis moren geSluungen, i6re 3im.
nter ji p~erlollell. Sll Dem Weboll0e
bcfo1b iid) Die 91derei Der vSleiif).
momn,Gompognie" uno cine Serrcn.
fleioerfobrif. Gic Gntltcbltngsltriohe
oes 9ralloeS lit ulbctnnnt.
9ran0 in eiuem Sumelie1-
Saoen.
YittSburG go, 3. SlIli.
Cine beftige S%elersbrunit beldGoiQtc
bellte Nbeno OuS @tobliiiement DER
SSltlueliere Sorop & SapeS al Der 3.
Ipcnle gum @ctrage BON $4,000.
Gin Sellernebrmarm muroe BON bent
Gaitb iib%eriudltigt, unO cine Srou.
cine 3ui6oilerilr. nllrOe obnnl1dtiJ
ols Die Tferoe Dor elmer Spribe id)elt
mltroen uno Oopon ronntcn. Cine
Ibtbcilitna Eoli5iiten belpotten on5
iuertboolle 8oorenloger Der Sirnt1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
,Sabaf fann's ucrtragen."

@ofbington. 9. 6. 3. Si1li.
- ,Sl1 elmer loltgen Sibung gelnlg=
ten Die republifoniiten Iitglieocr
oes Sir1on5alisihuiies bes Senots 3ll
Dem 9eihluB, Die 9eieiti9un9 Der
Er1mien.G oupons 81 cmpfebler, Die
Den Sobofs. mo S6nupftobofSi
Endeten beigelegt iueroen, uito tbot-
iGdlid) eirligte man lid altd) duf cine
&erihGrfung Der meiiten 9eitini-
mllngen in Der S%obofsgruppc in benz
oominiItrotipen Sbeil Der SoriibiQ.
Die grboDrngen merben iif) nid)t
nur nuf Die SoriflGge pes SouIcs
in 9eSlg anf Ereb- mo geihnittenen
Sobof be5iebcn. ionocrn oiif oii
Gi9orren. Gigorettcn itno Sdnupf-
tobuf. Gie 9citinlmuna Der Soi,s-
bill be5iielih Der Stcucrbefreiung
Der Sormer, ipeld)e ibren Sabof SIT
Hollen perorbeiten, lit nod nift siir
Sprnde gebrndt iuoroen, ober Die
Ill5eid)en ipreden oogegeu, bob mon
lid oarolif einlalien miro. Woglifers
lpeiie neroen Die oemcfrotiihen Wtits
glieoer ifon moraen our 9eratbline
5uge5ogen neroen, pprnusIihtlif)
ober nift Dor Wontag ooer 2ieititag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
Srinfcn MIR Del Saac.

Sincolm 3. Sllli. 0os
Stnots9eict bon Nebrosfo lit jest in
aroit, nod) Ociien 9eitinmungen Die
S6onfipirtbid)oiten nlr bon Z llbr
Miorgcns bis 8 llbr glbenos gc0ffnet
icin oiirfcnL mo @oupcrneur Sbals
lcnbcrgcr pcriifert, oos @eiet tperoe
itrcng ourdgefiibrt merben, mo penn
Dies ieitens Der itGotiifen 9eborben
nidJt gcihebe, 10 mcroc Die Stoots.
9fcgicrilng cingrciien. 9ei ieinen
&eltrcbungcn miro Der @ouoerneur
BON Den Spibeln Der .Inti.S oloon
2cogllc mad arditcn mtcritiitt mer.
0Cll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
Ocnfmal {. GnthiiQnna.

@oibinaton, 3. g., 3. Sitli.
- Inter entfoltung impoianter &C.
remonie'n mitroe bette 3ahmittua
oos Dem Grinder Der ,@rono arntD
OF the &epnblic," Woior geniomin
6ranflin Stepbenion, geluiometc
2enfmol entbiiut.
Sommtlihe yunoestruppen, mel
DIE bier mo in Der nGditeit hinge.
bnng ltotionirt iinb, iotuie sin grobes
Sbeil Der Seteranen Der r8rune
armp" nabmen ouran Sbeil. Sr1h.
bent 5aft NOR GbrenenIt unb Saupt'
reoner. General 2ouis @ogner, ST
observation-disclosures Der o. u. st."
iibergab oos Genfmol Dem iesigcn
Sbercpmmanoirenben Hepiits. Sc
nator @iQiam $. Worner BON Wii-
iouri fiibrtc bel Der 5cicrlidfcit Den
@oriis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
SDbtlidjcr Nntumubil=lknfaQ.

} Wilmoufce, @isc., 3. Snli.-
Or. ID. $. &nopp aus Soainom,
Mid)., Uurbc geitern 9l6eno bier III
Der @rono- apeniic pen cinem Nlto.
mobil iiberfabren, oos BON @corac 6.
S%tepbenion, einem Hefien oes Bun.
ocslenators Siooc Stepbenion uno
@eIiser elmer bieiigen .autonlobiI- 90
rage, geltellert wuroe. Sm ngmer.
sencp e Soipital" itclte iid beralls,
BOB Or. anopp einen Siiitenbrld
nno inrlere Yerlesingcn oouon getro-
gen nub feline Aiisiidt bat, nit Dem
Sebea 6abun AT fommell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
operation gnt iibcrltanScn.

Gbico9o, 3. Sui. - Mapor
6reb. u. 9uiie, Der am 9icnltog enc
9linooorm ? Operation ourd)gemodt
bat, befinoet lif laut Ser BON Den
Nlr5tcn olisgegebenen Bulletins oui
Dem 0ege Der 9ciieriing, obmobl
Dulte glbcnb Gin ploblifcs Steigen
Der Scmperotur 5cigte, bob nod niht
itbc @eiabr uoriiber lit. I'm 9 ubr
AbelloS mar iein Yltls 1872, ole Gent
ptrotlr 1902, 9ltbmung 80. Ter
ltopor buritc bcltte Die erite Gigorre
rallden, Die ibm oniheineno portrefi.
lid munoctc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
Ginc muocrne Sriembiloc.

Senotobio, Miii. 3. SuIi. =
Slcoc Seoiep, Elm Neger, tpilrbe bellte
bier wegen Grmoroung cineS iungcn
@eiBen our6 Den Strang bingeri6.
tet. llnter Den Ycrionen, Die Der
Sinridjtlrng %beipobnterl, beionoen li6
bic pier Sfmeitern beS @rmoroeten,
ocrcn cine nm Die @rlaubniB nod
iidtc, Die S6Iingc Inn Den SoIs ocs
Serurtbeilten Iegen 81 0iirfer, einc
Bite, Die ibr inoeiien abgeidlagen
mlIroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
Support ninlrnt III.

Rem Orleans, 3. Suli. -
Nodr elmer beitte BON Dem 3oG.0e.
pGrtcment uerofientIi6ten itatiitiihen
MISUNDERSTANDING wltuoen m6brcno
oes am 30 Slni 1909 enoenoen 6is-
fdliabreS bier 27S,394,4tS Yiuno
Goffee impprtirt. cine 3unobme pom
pieIen Millionen .Yiuno e~egeniiber
Dent &oriobre. Sic .@innob.
men an 3oagebiibren mdbreno oeS
oerfloiiencn 6isfoliobres 5ei9ten Elm
0cfi5it bon 500, 1881 i'm 9crglei6
gum Sabre 1908.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
SmoiOm. Inltun. iSeier.
Ger critic Spateniti6 fir ooS Serrp
Suoion-G enfmol. = 9as Wonlts
ment cine md6tigc SGule.

SnOion.G enfmoI. = 9os Moiul.
mert cine md6tiee SGulc.
Ncm 0ort, 3. Sui. - Iuf Der
Sobe oeS Spupten-9 uppil- Siiaels, an
Der 227. Str. uno Snoepenoencc-ape
miro am Wontog Der erIte Spotei,.
it'd fir Die Ausi6odtung fir oos
6unOoment OeS Senrp Suoion-G Cent.
mails, ooS BORT bon 9emeiniinnioen
9iirgern crrid)tet lpcrbcn miro, ae.
than. 9~etonntlid finbet sic Ginipei.
bllng 0eS 9enfmols ocS @ntoeders
0ss ieinen Nomen tragenben Stromes
i'm Serbite mGbrenO Der SuOlon-3nl
ton.6eier Itatt. Gic Seier oes erIten
Spntenftifes am Mtontag miro infor.
mel iein, ltno GinloOungen Oa5u limo
nidt ollsgeididt worOen. an Der
Spite OcS Gomites, melfes lid NIT
Der Sommlung Der @eloer fir oos
Wom1ment uno ben Arrangements
befobt, Itebt Or. Somes Oougln8, ibm
5ur Seite itcbcn George ". &crtilS,
Shobmeiiter; 5. 5. McaeIoep, g.
tretGr; Glepelnno 8. ToOge mo Nil.
liam s. Mllifenbeim.
9oS 0enfmol miro 100 SUB hod,
Deroen, unb bo eS olif cinem POO Sub
boben Sii9el errid)tct miro, miro eS
foit pom 9on5en 9ronr aus iiftbor
ieir1, ebenio bonn oberen uno> pom III.
teren Suoion ouf picle Meilen @rt.
fernun9. Seinem Stonoort gegens
iiber lit Die Stelle, no Suoion'S
Sdiff uSnlpe Woon" gum eriten
Dtole Dor Infcr 9ing.
Son elmer ronliif.boriihen Soule
miro Der Gntbeder Die Sono aus
itredcn iiher Den Strom, Den er euro,
pa crifloB. Gle Stotue ielbit miro
bon aorl Bitter aeidoffen. Gieiel6e
miro 100000 foIten.
guf ienem Sii9el itonb i'm Sabre
1909, olS Sllbion IN ben Strom eiu.
fubr, boS Snbianeroorf N%ipnidicn,
Der @obnort eiteS SbeiIes Der Won.
Observation-Disclosures bos iogor cine Slrt
BON primitipem Sort gepeien Iein
ioa. Sbm gegeniiber onferte Slloion
bel ieiner Stromaufn6rts .Sobrt, bod
ais er olf Der Riidfobrt eini9e Snoio.
ner oif ieinem Sdiiie 81 bebolten
perillhte, ipuroe er bon ben gineebos
rel1en o19egriffen. Ger E~feilbagel
mar fir bie mobl9eifiisten @eiben
niht perbGnguibpol. oils nber oerer
Gonmerbiifien Seucr unb COB infer
Sic Snoianer ipieen, iloben Die En-
ifrodentn Hptbbdute in ibren Ga.
noes. Cen Spipten 9uppil Greet
nonnten Die Snoioner Sboroc Sap.
pod, uno Der boaonbiide 9tanle, ben
oos @ewGiIer fiibrt, boiirt ouf Der
lleberlieferun9, bab Elm HieoerlGnoer
Nnton bon Gorlear periltdt botte,
.oem Eellfel gum 2rob" (Spiit ben
GiliipeD oos tiidii6e @epGIier 81
ourAihpimmen, oo6 in Den Slutben
prtr,uFpu mnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
%nbn brand)t nidJt III Sablcu.

&eficrion Gitp, Mo, 3.
Sui. Gem llmltono, OoB Die
gauge 6umilic Ho9cl - Ebilip Ho.
gel, ieiue Satin mo ieinc Sobnc -
bel einem @iiclbobn.llngliif Den 3oo
iolro, ucrbonft cine Giienbobn. @eicQ.
idoit, boB iie feinen SdoocnerioB 81
5oblcn brolht. 3ipor bate Der
NodloBucrWoltcr bic @eiellid)oit INN
$4,000 perfIogt bod cntidico oos
Sbcrgerid)t BON Wiiiouri oobin, Dob
MIR Elm iibcrlcbcnbcs Miitglieo Der
6omilic eillcn redtli6en Sduoen.
erioboniprud) miiroc gcItcno mod)et
fGllnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
Snffragetten- Sanptanartier in Ncm'
Wurf.

Seattle, @oib., 3. Sitli. = Iie
nNmerican @omen Suffrage giio-
ciotion" beihlob belite, ibr nutiono.
les Snliptqlinrtier nod Der Stoot
Geip.yorf ST. pcrlegen. Als Die Dis
fulton iiber Die Sroac bes llnl5uges
bon @nibin9ton begann, wanoten
piele 3elegoiinnen Elm, Die Inter
boltsfolten ieien in gtep. Dorf ill
tbeuer. SIS muroe linen ober Der.
lihert, in Nelu.9orf laiie lid 8elb
reid)lid aiifbrineen mo reife Bet
trdee ieien ihon beitintmt Smgeiogt,
Die 9epeglina iiir 5rauenitimmreft
lei III Der Wetropole in S%ebcrmonl.S
Wunoe uilb iei bort bereits in cine
nelte aero eineetreten. Gas Saupt-
ereigniB Der Notmittagsiitlne mar
Der 9eribt ser Srau Florence aeQp
aus New.9orf, Der 8~oriisenoen oes
Gomite's fir inouitrielle Erpbleme.
Saiite Mbenb belt boS Rational
College Of equal 2ea9lte" cine Der.
iammlune ab, in melher SRI. 9aro.
line 2erolu ans Hcp-Dorf ulo NI,.
oere ipraben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04

men bat China ieood Der ruiiiifen
GiIenbabn-S ermoltung oas Redt ein'
gcr1umt, 9eiGIiiiic oieier Stootper'
%poltungen 5u petiren. Siermit iino
Die MG6te niht e%inueritonOer, ballpt-
iGfli6 ans Dem @runoc, neil ionIt
Die 5oponer dbnlide 3ugeItdnonilie
bon Chino fir Die StGote Lungs Der
icpanii6en 9obncn in Der Mnnoifyu.
rel perlongeit fonnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
Sod in Den Siiftcn.

B1ilabe.pbio, 8. Sui.
Ter goqon Philadelphia 9" itieg
bcllte 2(beiio i'm Siioen Der Stoot
oui; er oiirite morgcn iriib lonocn.
Gic Snioiien oeiielben moren: Sri.
Wargoretb 1%ouriion, Or. SboS. &.
@lbrioge, Sr. 6reo. 6. G%lorioge, iein
Sritocr, unb Sr. @eorge $. elmer.
man, idtnmtlid BON Gbilooelpbio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
Grbbebcmgcfabr in Californian.

0omnicuiue, Gol., 3. ,SitIi.
Seit ntebr ais elmer 8ode neroen
ii Der bieiigeu 8egeno ollll1htlid
Grbitobe peripiirt, uno Der 9cpolfc-
RING oieies Sbeiles bon Sierro.
Countp bot iif Die Sitrd)t bcmdhtigt,
es fonnc cut Gusbrud bes Wountt
S;lmure, Der genau i'm Wittclpunff
Der @~robebenSone Iiegt, beporiteben.
Die 9ergleute meigern iit ollssSrrrd)t,
pcrid)iittet 5u peroen, inn Snnern Der
@rlibeu Al arbeiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
Iran Is Sabre @rieftrGgcr.

@ilfesborre, Ga., 3. Suli.-
Srmt 6onnie Merria, melhe IS
Sabre lang ieoen Sonntas bel Hesen
uno Sonnenidein Die Yoit 5miifen
Benton uno 6airmonnt Springs be-
ltrgt batte, legte bette bcn Tienit
nicoer, oo iie lid mieoer ne~rbeiratbet
bot unb NIT ibrrm @attm nod Ger
mid iiberiieoelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
Sprnaou ridltet llnhcil on.

@innipeg. Wan., 8. ,Slili. -
Gin tornado, melder geltern Nnd).
mittog iiber @oinsboro iegte, tobtcte
orei Terionen unb berlette mebr oils
oreiBig anbere. Sidtcr SogclihIog
bcgleitete oen Stlirm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
Sei'm Mntumu6ilrcnnen octTbtet.

Genbcr, Gol., 3. Siili. - Geo.
O'itt)ell puroe geIcgentlid ocs 6iini-
Weileri-M otorrenncns I'M Opcrlano-
Ecrf getootet. ais ieiue Moihine bei
einer 9ie9lina umfiel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
u merifo'S It.

Eefina 3. Siili. - Die orcri-
foniife Ge9icrrug bat BET Der d)iue-
iiid)eu einen porldufigen Eroteit ge-
gen has Tbfomlneit erbobcn, meldles
China nnb HuBlanb fiir5lid) betreifs
Der @erpoltung in Der Giienbabn5one
NIT chamber getroffen boben.
Nofoem oos anmabenbe guftreten
Der Huiien in Der norblid)en Mono.
iflirci gum giulhreiten Der Wddte
geiiibrt botte, miroe Die 9eitimmiing
getrofien, boB in Sorbin nno anbe.
ren StGoten Lungs Ser giicnbobu Die
StaotoermoItunaen SIT sleihen Sbei.
Ten aus Tuiicn nno Gbineicn bcItcben
loltcn. Surd) Elm ipdtcres abfom-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-04
Sponieul 10 III Hcipeft.

M oorib, 3. Suli., - Vie cine bon
Welilla bier eingetroffeue Gepeihe
Intellect, bot Ger @ouperncllr bon Me.
lillo, General Worino, cine militGri.
ihe Concentration oilf moroftoni-
Idenl @ebiet %nngenrbnet, neil GinNe.
borene eilen lpaniid)cn Toli5iiten al.
gegriffen babcn.
&onals6liegc nori f q.
Calais, 3. Suli. = Der fron5oii.
Idle Ntonoplon : Slieger Serbcrt 2dt,
bom bcoblidtiet, che or b%ensSIlia iiber
oeu aanal @ngt, crit cine &eibe bon
@eriitdJs MHiftiegen 81 uuternehmen
uno lonlit oiirfte iid Der grobc Slug
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-16
GRAND JURY BEGINS
ON THE MIKELES CASE

Montpelier. Sept. 1.-THE September
term OF Washington county court con-
vened this morning. Judge f. l.. Water
man OF Brattieboro presiding. with As
sistant Judges l.. r. Wells Of MiddleseX
and w J. Clapp of Barre town. Prayer
was offered by the Rev. A. J Hough
and proclamation opening court was
made by Sheriff Frank H. Tracy.
During the calling Of tho Jury and
court calendars, several cases that had
been set for trial were settled or con-
tinued.
The grand and petit jurors were called
this afternoon and were briefly but
clearly instructed by Judge Waterman
as to their duties. The grand Jury COM
mcnced at once its deliberations. r. w.
Huntley Of Duxbury was appointed fore
man by the court.
Because OF the unsettled condition OF
the trial docket and because Of the
settlement OF cases that were expected
70 he tried this week. the petit jurors
were excused without pay until next
Monday afternoon.
The first case taken mp by the grand
fury was that against James Mikeles
Of Barre, charged with murder in shoot
| ing Mrs. c. G. Mascot at Barre Jul,
% last. About dozen witnesses have
been summoned In this case Mkeles Il
now in the State hospital for the insan,
at Waterbury for observation and OK
1 animation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-16
FAMILY NARROWLY ESCAPES
Fire Robs the nc noirs of stowe Of Ey-
erythin9 except ~scir
Lives.

Stowe. Sept. A.-Fclix Benoir and fam
lily were awakened at three o'clock this
morning by tho burning Of the barn upon
their place In Sterling. The house quickly
caught fire and nothing was saved the
Benoirs having narrow escape with
their lives. The cause of the fire Is I'M
known. The loss is estimated at 81. 200
pa rtialy covered by insurance The barn
contained $500 worth OF hay.
CORNWALL BARNS BURNED.
Middlebury. Sept, N.-Fire destroyed the
barns of Leslie r. whitehall In East
Cornwall this morning. A carriage house
was all that escaped The cause Of the
hre Ia unknown. Tho loss Is s. 600 partially
covered by insurance.
PROMISES VETERANS GOOD TIME.
Fair Haven. Sept N-F. II. Shepard
secretary Of the lAh Vermont Regimenta
association. announces that the 18th re-
union OF the regiment will be held II,
Lake Bomoseen Friday. September "a
Headquarters will be established n,
Edward Dunn's Hotel where dinner will
be served. and II the weather Is favor,
able . ride on the steamer Arthur u
Cook win be provided. I'VE are coins
to have a good time" says Mr.. Shepard.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-16
WOMAN BEATEN BY NEGRO.
After Robbing the House He Got
Farmer to Garry Him info Town
while Wife Iny bound nj
Home.

Mount Holly y. J., Sept. l+-Attackod
in the ward at her farm home near Marion
and beaten into rsensibilty, carried TO
the house. gagged. bound hand and foot
and then placed between two beds on the
second floor where she would he helpless
until found, Mrs. william II. Mor'land, 20
years old. was thus brutally treated YES
terday as part OF tho plan OF Samuel
I,ayfcid, colored, an employee Of the farm
10 rob the house during the absence Of
the womans husband on trip to
Mooreston. near here.
The negro found n gold watch and chain
and so IN money and with these ne left
for Mooreston. He met Mortland return
Ing and to keep the farmer away from
the house told him that a man had called
10 buy a team Of mules and Ind gone on
10 Moorestown to meet Mortland The
farmer turned about and took .Ayheid 10
Moorestown with him. After waiting near
" two hours MOrtland decided to return
home The negro boarded westbound
trolley car and has not been seen since.
Mrs. Mortiand meanwhile lay helpless be-
tween the two beds and almost unable
to breathe. She suffers from nervous
shock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-16
RECORD STRING OF OXEN.

s.. Johnsbury. Sept 1.-THE S3rd annual
caledonia county fair opened hera to-day
with n small attendance but splendid
display of oxen. b'oodcd cattle, MorPen
horses and poultry. W. A Kicker or II.
Johnsbury, president Of the association,
shows Il head of oxen. the largest string
ever shown by one man in tae state
There are nearly 100 head Of blood"d
cattle Holsteins and short horrS
prcdoInnattng. the large exhibitors in
Guiding George c. Cary Of 81. Johnsbury
Spcedwell farms of Lyndonville Spring
feid & Son Of Rochester, n. r.. F. E.
Gale OF Fayette. Maine, A. II. Tingley n
Song of Readville. Maine. T. q. Bronzon
OF Fast Hardwick, The only feature to-
day WIS An automobile parade. all the
races being scheduled for Tomorrow and
Thursday.
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Mrs. James Mckay Killed and
Her Husband Has Frac-
tured Skull.
TWO OTHERS BADLY HURT
Avtom obiie WAS Running Fast and
DID Not Turn Enough to Clear the
Car-The Automobile Badly
Smashed Party Was Fin
Route to the Tnir.

Syracuse. y. Y, Sept l4-rn a collision
between an automobile and a trolley car
at 4ao o'clock this afternoon Mrs. James
Mckay of Canton. Pa. wos killed; Mr.
Mckay sustained fractured skull ana
Mr.. end Mrs Timothy Conklin OF Troy.
Pa. wore seriously injured.
They were in the automobile on their
way to THIS city from Pennsylvania ana
the accident occurred four miles south OF
the city.
NJ. Mckay was driving and was as
trde one Of the tracks. lie was gong nj
n high speed. 1t is claimed.
Tic accident was causcl apparently
by the neglect Of Mr.. Mckay to turn
ont sufficiently to raas tire trolley car
The latter was proceeding south AT IN
ciuht mile an hour speed and the auto
mobile was said TO be travelling 20 miles
an hour The left corner Of the car
crashed into the corner Of the automo-
bile with force that tore Off the wheel
Of the latter. smashed tho hood and tore
the front seat from the body OF the
car The corner Of tho trolley car was
wrecked by the impact and nine pass
engera IN II were given severe Jolt.
hut received no injuries
Mr. Mckay was hurled from his seat
| against the steering wheel. which he
| broke off, and landed on the pavement
under the forward wheel OF the street
cor When picked ny he murmured :
"Eo one Is to blame"
| Mrs Mckay was thrown high In the
air and landed on the brick pavement
some yards away. She was taken in
| TO nearby house where she died
shortly afterwards Mr.. and Mrs.
Conkl!n were also thrown heavily 70
the pavement and the former immod-
! lately became hvstcrical
The injured people were brought to
this city and taken 20 81. Joseph s
| hospital II was found that Mr.. No
Kay had n fractured skull and prob
ably internal injuries.
Mr.. Conkltn is believed TO have sua-
tanned a fracture at the base of the
skull and Mrs Conklin was badly
cut and bruised, IT Is believed tha'
she will live. but the recovery Of the
others IL not expected
The automobile party loft Cantor
at Ave o'clock this morning to attent
the State fair and Ka-NooNo karni
val here They intended remaininf
over Sunday and making the triI
: back on Monday.
Mr.. Mckay IL proprietor Of larg
hotel at Canton.
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unless we insist upon legislation which
shall clinch and enforce those standards
by positive law. Nothing revolutionary
nothing disturbing to legitimate business
Is needed; but we must set the ,narks
clear In the statute by which the lines
can be drawn and tho proper legitimate
paths be laid down upon which all bust
ness shall proceed and must have Il un-
derstood by means Of prompt prosecution
and punishment that the law Is for al
and is to be enforced even against tho
most powerful.
CONSERVATION or RESOURCES.
Then. too. the needs In respect to
the conservation OF our natural re-
sources: the amendment TO the public
land system; the execution Of the pure
food law, and all the rest Of the i'm
portant matters that should demand
attention, make the legislative and
executive labor of the next three years
heavy enough. IL sur purposes are car
ried out. to exhaust the energy OF the
most enthusiastic and hopeful.
SIN the world IL making progress
our country Ia making progress. Oc-
casionally one hears note like that
of Governor Johnson. denouncing tho
Tnst and calling upon the West to or
| se nize In a sectional war against the
! fast, because the East Is deriving
more benefit from the governmental
policy than the West. and Mt the err
pcnse Of the West. It Is difficult for
one to trent such an appeal seriously.
Throughout this country there is free
trade OF the freest character and due
| Of h., q u
pecinlIv the agricultural West. is even
more pronounced than that OF the
East
It Is true, that at times public
questions will be given local color
bv what is thought to he loca
benefit. MS distinguished from the
general and the national benefit. Bu
such attitude is generally temporary
and il takes but few years OF bust
ness experience. It takes but panic
or two, to present the most convinc
ing evidence that In this country W.
are all IN the same business boat.
CAN TAKE A NATIONAL VIEW.
was born and brought up In th'
land ancestry and New England asso
ella tiOnS. Fortune tnrcW me out lH''
the Pacific &C that I knew sometime
OF the feelings OF the West coast
: Jurisdiction ms Judge gave me
somewhat intimate knowledge o
southern feelings and southern as
: pirations feet. therefore. MS II
could speak with confidence in re
spect to the whole nation and n
President OF the United states ma
we'll Mt up my voice to protes
AGAINST any effort, hv whomeve
, made, to arouse section against sec
ton, and Americans against Ameri
cans Nov in the history Of the coun
try since the war has the feeling he
, tween the North and South been NOR
cordial and friendly than II Is to-da
r and political attempt to make
: cleavage between New ngland an
I the East on the one side and tn
West on the other will be found I
be so utterly hopeless as to contour
those who propose It.
Excursion to State fair at White Rive