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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-28
PLENTY OF BEEF CATTLE.
Heavy Receipts at brighton Had De-
pressing Eject ON Prices.

Boston, Jan. 27-The receipts OF beef
cattle Mt tho Brighton stock yards yes
terday were heavy ava there was ten
dency toward lower prices This In spite
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-28
The Health Dept.

In your bodily system Is looted
after by millions Of little soldiers
In your blood - those corpuscics
constantly fighting for you.
If this army Is we'll fed and kept
healthy and strong, by taking Hood 9
Sarsaparlla, it will destroy the uncount-
able horde of germ enemies that are
attacking you every moment of your life.
Hoods Sarsaparilla will keep you
free from or will cure you of scrofula,
eczema, rheumatism, catarrh, anemia,
that tired feeling and all such ailments.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-28

,rao,v impure blood makes n mud-
'ie" ,iIr,,nlv complexion, headaches.
nansea' indies tion' Thin blood makes
Rlood Bt'ers makes rer fnc G Go"d rich
red, pure-restores Pe''eV' heaINh'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-28
CITY NEWS

nleaded entity to being intoxicated. She
WAS fined S. and costs of ss1.
News OF the death or Merton Shat-
tuck in lodi, cal, has been received In
this city. MIR. Shattuck was well
known III If"i q 10" anu was ,oi So'''e
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NaJe McCahn, the woman arrested
I"lc IH"rSu"S HisHt' was given Il mar
ins m Guy court Friday she
p''H'eo euI''y 10 pclhR intoxicated
ana was hlod ~ ana COSTS OF 9"4o'
walter +. Merrill ana MISC Neihs
smith We're married Thursday at
81 Mary's cathedral by the KEY. W.
= crosby. only few friends or inc
contracting parties were present
Nv md 0,rs c.orco n ,toldon 1oft
Tuesday on a two months trip, going
West as far Denver. Colo, and South as
far as New Orleans. returning home in
the month of April.
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tolla Busker or Essex VS. Lewis tracy
&pl' luSlce tJoctmeht' arthur i"poH''
vs. Fay t. CaIkins. apt asSumpslt'
Ionic Stav was nrra,qned before
Justice G. w. Dobervlle YESTERDAY and
pleaded luilty to Il first offence OF in
'"S'S' WIG" ne Will p"!'
The engagement is announced Of
Charles H. Griffin Of Lowell Mass, and
Miss Christina Kemow Fraser, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs John Fraser Of this
'''N
The divorce oetition OF Henry Ians,ois
vs.. julia Ianglois was filed yesterday
in Chlttenden county court. the grounds
alleged being inndolitv The parties
Moth live in Burlinston.
Tho condition Of Mrs Tra p Russell
a. this cfty. who is I'm a hospital at San
lose cal is reDorted as serious with
the probability OF having 10 undergo an
ether oneratfon. making the fourth since
last ep,ing.
,Itlvltpr layn zone TO pr0vidcnce r /
where they will remain for the nresent
The house formerly OCCUPIED by Mr.
Parker on Bav View street will be oc-
cuuied by A. u. pease. who expects to
move in soon.
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broad lake Will freeze over Although 1t
seldohs freezes III January people are
fetuhR nervous ana propHecYihG 'lat !.
Will NOT H'e"e III an i''s' E'I' II 'io9eu
over Oh / COZ uai9 o. WHICH Was cary
A luncheon was given Tuesday after
noon by Miss Margaret Whiting at her
Hoh'o UI' 'o"'" NII,'.u Al '.o,i'i
o. Nil9s o''9'""'o ''''h'N !" w" " '.''
app '"''''"7 '''. -, 7V ~ '"V '''' 1
7i'H ger o. i''o"I"'" LIZ
r. O. Strong of Wcstford was ar
rested on a Chttenden county court
writ in favor Of Buell. Thomas and
vile of NaterVille. The suit grows
i..,.
cards nave been received announcing
Tue recent marriage IN New YORK OF
John A Daley. formerly OF this city, and
MISS Eleanor Il. cron,n' MI and MES
Daley VIII be at mono after feDNary j
III 53 west MIN street, New YORK.
The pos,ofTice department has adver
tsed the privilege OF carrying the United
states natl between PurliuotOn anj
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-28

commissioners In the estates Of George
and Zilpha Bates Of Essex. Martha Tat
| 70 was appointed ADMINISTRATIVE Of tie
| estate Of Louis Tatro of Indcrhill The
| guardians account was filed in the cs-
tate of Joseph II. Fountain OF Burling-
| ton.
Mark Haley Of the "Whitcchapel"
was tried before Justice G. ". Dcber-
Vile Friday on The Charge Of breach
Of the peace. lie pleaded not guilty
but the evidence showed that he poked
his fists into the countenance OF Mrs
Lottie Mynihan. lie was find 81 and
costs Of sS.29. the ALTERNATIVE sentence
being A. days in jail.
Joseph Clartier. arraigned In city court
yesterday, pleaded guilty to being in
toxcated and was fined S. and costs of
s.. 45. Joseph 1amothe pleaded guilty to
being a tramp an was sentenced to
serve 30 days in Jail. Joseph II. Trombley
pleaded guilty to a second offence of
intoxication and was sentenced to serve
80 days In the county Jail.
The death of Michael Nichols occur
red at the home OF Mrs. Norah Con-
nelly on South Champlaln street Mon
day morning after an illness of II
week. Mr.. Nichols was native of
ireland, but came TO this country about
50 years ago. He Is survived by no
near relatives Tho funeral viii take
place from St Patriclt's chapel to-
morrow morning at nine o'clocll.
Or. Henry p. Mcintyre of Randolph
surgeon. L. = A.. who has been in
The Philippines for the past two and
one half years. has Just returned to
this country ana has been assigned to
the general hospital at the Preside IN
san Francisco. lie viii start la It
February / on a leave Of absence and
will visit his mother and sister in this
city
Joseph Alexander was in city court
Friday and pleaded guilty to being
ing intoxicated His disclosure that
he obtained some alcohol from a man
IN Winooski who could not be idcn-
tilted. was not accepted aud he was
remanded to Jail for further reelection.
George DillowaY received a sentence oC
80 days in Jail upon mis- plea Of guilty
| to intoXiCation.
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ru''S h'0i ''iis "'ouS" iiiost Vi 'le gay
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wees were Inc RUE
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anu was "'eu go ana COSTS OF 500
howard was recently convicted or ms
+ '''St ol.Ghoe' -" ''Sc'o-ure friday he
l stated mat ne mad Two quarts OF
. "hiSkey' ne consumed one anu ac-
conviction and returning to the fort
drank the second quart being thor
entitled to AN arrest for q second Of
Il fence.
d
= -T'ariN every morning HocK ol
g doves, averaging ABOUT % IN hdlnher
can be seen IN front or IN" store OF
Jones & Isham on Church street
i Grains OF oats, Kernels Of cora ant
. PARTICLES of grain are left there daily
p, and the doves, long ago bccomlni
:, aware of the fact make their wa,
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-28
THE BURLINGTON MARKETS.

The following wholesale and retail pri-
COS are furnished tho Free Press by c. A.
Barber, Burlington Fruit Company, Jones
&, Jsham and r.. IL. Howard.
yvuOT,ESAIE PRICES
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-28

Boston, San. IT,
BUTTER Firm. Northern 3lu3-c;
western 29d30c.
CHEEsE-steady, lHsql54c, Vermont
twins, l4Qlll4c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-28

BosTON Br-TvER MARKET.

Boston, Mass. Jan q Tho copper
market to-day was dpu hut fairly
steady
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-28

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-28

1efore Saturday night count weigh and meas
e every bit of merchandise hand We find in every depart
ment many dependable lots Of goodrenants ends
small quantities. broken assormen etc. that we prefer to sell
at marvellous price reductions rather than inventory them
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-28

The annual meeting Of the burlington
Venetian Blind company was held at the
office Of the Elias Lyman Coal company
yesterday afternoon, when the following
directors were elected for tho ensuing
year: Elias Lyman, W. Crane Henry
Wells, L. G. Crane, l.. c. Grant. J. A.
Baldwin and T. A. Pope Officers were
elected as follows: President, Elias
Lyman; vicepresident D. q. Crane;
secretary. Arthur q. Crane; treasurer,
T. \. Pope.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-19
TEARS OF WOMAN
STAY LAWS HAND
By PIeadings Secures Probation
of Husband, Who Confessed
Illegal Sale of Liquor

BERKELEY, Oct. 1S.-The tears of a
band overbalanced the scales of cold
justice in the courtroom of Judge Ed
gar of this city this morning, and as a
result Andrew Marsicano, self-con-
fessed seller of liquor in violation of
the city. charter, escaped a heavy fine
or Imprisonment and will be placed on
probation until January Il.
The appeal of Mrs. Marsicano was
pathetic in the extreme. She told a
story in the courtroom of having SIX
children TO support and of the efforts
of her husband to make livelihood for
them by day as a box maker and by
night as a seller of tamales. Between
the two ne just managed TO exc out an
existence
Then temptation befell him. He could
increase his income a thousandfold by
illicitly selling liquors and conducting
his tomale store as a ''speakeasy" His
place was under police surveillance for
several weeks and then the tamale
house was raided. the telltale liquors
were seized and he was placed under
arrest. Marsicano threw himself on
the mercy of the court last Saturday
and pleaded guilty. His sentence was
set for today.
With her six children accompanying
her Mrs. Marsicano sought the mercy
of Judge Edgar and told him that she
would have to support her children in
the event of her husbands s sentence to
Jail Judge Edgar. who has fined the
violators of the liquor laws heavily,
relented and placed Marsicano on his
good behavior until January II of next
wear.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-19
SISTER AND NURSE
SOUABBLE OVER BODY
Religious Differences Lead to
Grewsome Action in Court

OAKLAND, Oct 1s.-Battle over the
body Of Dr. Henri b. Wright, whose
death occurred yesterday, is being
'Eaged in the superior court The ac-
tion was commenced by a sister, Sara
Bright Bordman of San Francisco, with
Miss ]. d. Hildebrand. a nurse and Z.
James Finney, undertaken, as defend
ants. Mrs. Bordman today secured an
order restraining Miss Hildebrand and
Finney from proceeding with the dis
position Of the remains while the ques-
tion why she was not allowed to have
charge of the funeral arrangements as
nearest Of kin is being thrashed out.
Religious differences play an impor-
tant part in the battle, Mrs. Bordman
holding that the rites Of the Jewish
faith should be performed and Miss
Hildebrand seeking to have interment
conducted according to the Catholic
church.
Miss Hildebrand was engaged to be
married to Doctor Bright and they had
set the date in February of next year.
she attended him during his last ILL
ness and Mrs. Bordman complained that
she was not notified of her brothers
condition until he was semiconscious,
and that she was barred from having
a last word with him.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-19
JACK LONDON AND
BEER BOTH GONE
Oakland Owner Nurses Wrath
Pending Return of Author
From 1.-The Wild"

OAKLAND. oct. 1S.-Did Jack Lon
don and his friends consume a case and
half Of beer while they were examin-
ing the yacht Phyllis to see if that
boat was a fit one for their purposes2
This question is being asked by, Ed
ward Lewis, a friend Of the owner OF
the yacht, c. F. MurdOck Lewis says
the beer was his and that II dlsap-
peared in the course of the few brief
hours that the author and his party
spent aboard the Phyllis last satur-
day.
London is gone on a cruise, and the
beer is gone also, so that Lewis ques-
lions will not be definitely answered
until the writer's return, if then, but
the owner of the beer asserts wrath
fully that the liquid was taken with
oar right by the author of the call
of the Wild" When London comes
back from his trip up the Sacramento
river. where he is now, he VIII nave
10 render an accounting, Lewis says
Incidentally, Bert Bracket, the keep
er of the yacht. is mourning the loss
OF his sailors garments, which he says
London threw overheard when the beer
was consumed.
London rented the Phyllis from Muir
dock for a cruise up the river lasl
Saturday, conditioning the lease on hls
inspection of the yacht. He went
aboard Saturday TO see if all was well
and on becoming satisfied sailed sun
0ay. In the ca bin were three ful
cases of beer, placed there by theil
owner for an entertainment that he
had planned for his friends. Lewis
went aboard the Phyllis, which was
noored at the foot of Webster street
Saturday night, just after London
party had left He had been there
Just before London had gone aboard
The beer was there then. 1t was not
all there in the evening. case ano
z half was still intact, while the re-
mainder was gone Empty bottles al
about the cabin floor showed that j
had been consumed aboard during th'
absence of Lewis.
Brackett had his clothes in a locker
They were gone when he and Lewis
looked for them in the evening. 4
pair Of trousers was found against th'
dock, and that was all Whether th'
author thought that the clothes were
not suitable things 10 have on th'
cruise or whether the beer was re
sponsible for their being cast into
the water Bracket does not know
But he is going to ask when th'
Phyllis returns, and Lewis is goint
to put some questions TO the neal
socialist as TO his beer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-19
SEARCHES FOR WOMAN'S
MISSING HUSBANDS

SAN RAFAEL, Oct 1S-District At
torney Thomas P. Boyd is determined
TO bring to trial Mrs. Mae Hayner, the
woman who is in Jail here on the
charge of bigamy, despite the fact that
her two husbands, Edmund Thiel and
William r. Hayner, who at first were
active in prosecuting her, have strange
ly disappeared.
Boyd has detailed a deputy to make
a careful search for both men. and the
chief of police of Oakland has been
asked to aid in the quest.
In view of the fact that Mrs. Hayner
declared that Thiel knew that she was
not divorced when he married her here
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-19
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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-19

ly that many other cities will adopt it.
Electricians of the telephone company
commenced work today on the installa-
ton of the new system, which will
mean that one of the patrolmen of the
force will have the duties of tele-
phone girl.
Under the new system switchboard
connecting with the homes of the chief
of police. fire chief, police sergeants,
head city electrician, emergency hos
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-19
NEWS OF THE FOUR COUNTIES BORDERING ON SAN FRANCISCO BAY

The new system is expected to prove
a labor and time saving device 1t Is
separate system from the GameweH
system here connecting the police boxes
with headquarters, and different from
the regular telephone system
The board will be installed as rap
idly as possible, and Manager Harry
C. Brownlee promised to have the sys-
tenn in operation in a week.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-19

on June 1 of this year, and that he
hypnotized her into the illegal cere-
mony, it is believed by the district at
torney that Thiel became frightened
at the prospect of becoming implicated
in the crime and has gone into hiding.
Mrs. Hayner also asserts that Hay
ner, her first husband, is still very
fond of her, and the authorities think
that he has agreed to escape testify
ing against her by keeping out of
sight.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-19

pital and others will be installed.
whereby rapid and easy communication
can be established with police head
quarters.
1t will be necessary only for Vollmer
to take the telephone off the hook TO
reach the police station, where the desk
sergeant can switch him to any other
line he may desire. The police sergeant
can reach him at any time by ringing
bell.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-19
PIONEER WOMAN DIES

PIONEER WOMAN DIEs-San Leandro. Oct IS
Arz. Elizabeth : Herrick. a pioneer resident
of California, died AT her home in this city
last evening. Mrs. Herrick came to California
in 1854 by way Of the isthmus Of Panama.
taking up her residence in Sacramento. In
1867 She removed with her husband. the late
:. 4. Herrick. 10 San Francisco where she
lived until she came 10 this city some years
ago. Property valued at several hundred thou
sand dollars was owned by her in San Fran
cisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-19

ILLNESS DELAYS TRIAL-BerkeIey. Oct IS
The continued illness Of Judge William H..
Waste prevented the trial this morning of
Carter r. Rogers an agent for the Rembrandt
art studio company of San Francisco on a
charge of petty larceny. Rogers is accused Of
having failed 10 return a photograph which he
received 20 be enlarged.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-19
TELEPHONE SYSTEM
TO ASSIST THE POLICE
Chief VoIlmer of Berkeley Force
Will Try Innovation

BERKELEY, Oct 1S.-An innovation
in police work has been inaugurated
by Chief Vollmer of this city, and
should the new police exchange tele-
phone system prove a success it is like
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-19
1T we feel pleased when we consider our opening
sale of Rock Ridge Park?

q Those doubters, you see, were I'M
peaching your good, sound judgment
g They were trying to shake our be-
lief that the successful man VINO is
sincerely looking for home pfa-e can
almost always manage to have the
money ready when he finds ;,-hat b.
wants.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-19

g What was the reason for this phe
nomenal success?
q You who went out to Rock Ridge
Park Sunday know the answer to
that question.
q You saw there majestic sweep of
rolling hills. batt1ed in glorious sun
shine.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-19

q You stood on some OF the many
eminences and you saw Claremont
with its homes of wealthy men and its
million dollar hotel Immediately to the
left of you.
g You saw the broad, green acres of
the Claremont Country Club touching
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-19

the southeriy lines Of Rock Ridge
Park.
g You saw Piedmont little way to
the south.
q You looked out upon the unrivalled
beauty of the bay and the Golden Gate
and knew that in no land on Gods
green footstool could that vision be
excelled.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-19

hills, had selected their lots, had paid
their deposits. and had gone away feel
ing that they had done one of the wis
est things they had ever done in their
lives.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-19

q We felt all along that up there on
those splendid, rolling hills we had
what you were looking for, if you were
successful man or woman seeking
the ideal homesite.
q But there had been some who had
told us that we couldn't sell lots now.
no matter how good they might be nor
how low the price.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-19

privilege tell that the opening sale of Rock
Ridge Park the successful inaugural sale held
around San Francisco Bay
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-19

g They sleep a little later and take
more time with their breakfast and
their morning paper.
g But before 6 o'clock hfty-four peo-
pie had walked over those beautiful
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-19

g We admit we are feeling good over
it, but we are not surprised.
q We feel good, not only because we
sold SO many lots-that ffty-four sales
v-,re closed by evening-but also be-
cause we proved to ourselves that our
confidence had been well-founded.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-19

q You saw the broad boulevard, sew
enty-six feet wide curving from Broad
way toward the heart of the tract
q You saw the streets winding in easy,
gentle curves from the lowest to the
topmost point.
q You noted the sidewalks that had
been laid, the heavy, substantial curbs
that had been built, the beds of scarlet
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-19
And then considered the work that had been done by the firm that
has pledged itself make of Rock Ridge Park the beauty of North
e

and apartment houses; from cheap
shaclss; from more than one house oc-
cupying each lot; from unkenpt
grounds.
y You remembered that we had
pledged the reputation for business in
tegrity that we have been twenty-six
years in building in this city when we
said that we had set aside 500, 900
more for further Improvements.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
The PimpIe
And The Face
First Show Signs of the Blood Poverty
Which Causes Most Skin
Diseases.

1t is a strange truth that pimples
usually appear upon the race. tnu5 a.
direct method OF convincing man tnas
the blood is filed with poison.
The human circulatOry system 1s sara
to be the most wonderful OF al evi-
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food and strength to every part OF tae
body. 1t also carries from every HAp>
of the body all germ 17re. waste matter
If through poor eating. indigestion.
constipatiOn. etc. the blood Is hlled
with poisonous. decayinS. irritaUns
lungs. where they are attempted 20
be cleansed by the oxygen from arr
inhaled
If this does not accomplish the re-
suits demanded the blood takes away
the poison and carries it TO the little
cells of the skin, where they leaVe IT,
Here these pOisons irritate ana 9s-
cay, until at last they form plmpleS
and bIackheads and other skin efup-
tions at last bursting or are removed
When YOU have pimples It IS. a GER
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