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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-05

p~llroHerHe Ttge begDnofe Of torrlrrle
| GorfaIo, efter at en- M0ffe uoueIiae
@egenter banoe ipGffet bets preItiae
peo life at funne fire bets @rqnier
for fienotlige SnofaIb. gaa iamme
Sio Dor 8eneois | IipIig Spfomit.
S rigtig 5oritaaeIie at @lasinbu.
%Itriefts iibpre pefuni9re getponing
rettebe bertne Hepublif en- SnobpoeIie
til bens llospere meo 2sfte ON ct
gi9itfrit 9omiciI, % taIriee grpife
arbeioere isete iom Sslge beraf til
@~enebig, bpor Be grunbeoe ben Sn.
ouitri, Der bIep Stabens betpoeIieite
SnotGgt % liee inotil bore Gage
bar bebolbt tit fine Hann.
9a oct penetianife 8las mart Tom
/ 3p | l1olanbet, og gfteripsrgieIen
oerfor bar | itabig Stieen maatte
De iteolige Wpnoigbeber bore be.
tGnfte paa at bepare @Groien al oct
aftin, iom De / ben omtalte snou-
itri baobe facet paa Saanben, bpor.
for iamtlige @lasarbeioere blep ia.
Iernerebe paa en- liben @ Wlirano /
2ugunerne. Ser maatte De iaa til.
bringe 2ioet, ganife bit bit lsnneoe
% / a0ifiaige Senieenber i9rliet ia.
p~oriierebe, men / 8irfeligbeoen berg
peoe fin Sribeo, ioet Der | Statstt'
fpiiitionens Statuter Dor lat 2ips-
ltraf for Oeiertion fra BET Dem anpi.
Ite SpboIbsiteo. Saa bange bar ST.
nansrauoet for, at u~peofommenoe
ifuloe blipe oelagtiggiort / Sabrifa'
tionsbemmeligbeoen og berpeo mn.
liggiere en- ~uoenlanoif aonfurrence!
Nof er BET, at andre 2onbe ogiaa op.
traaote iom &onfurrenter, % blanot
oisie ma / fsrite H9ffe nGpnes
9ebmeti, S~ranfrig og England.
llbgrapningerne / Serculamtm %
Bompeii bier os, bpilfe 8lasia9er
Ser tiIpirfeoes / oct fsrite Iarbun-
orebe af Dor Siosregning, % ri fon
life unbgaa at l9eee Werfe til, at
De | oct p9ientlige bar 2urusartif.
Ter, bells goroprpoelier iom Sander
% Gaier, bpor Sorm og Seforering
ipiQeoe Sopeoroaer1, bells Slips og
Soiletgienitanoe.
gt 8lasiet / Slotiben bar p9ret
benpttet til &llber, fit man Iigelebes
8isbeo for peb be pompeianife ro.
grapnineer, ioet Sinbuerne paa Here
al Sc ~ubgrapeoe 9psninger par be.
flpbte meb @~lasruoer, Der enonu
bpileoe / fine 9lprammer. Ilmin.
oelig anpenbt bar BET oog neppe pG.
ret, oertil Dor Satioens Tuoeelas
for tibet giennemiiatigt, cg enonu
giennem belle Wibbelalberen, ia ielp
ct gobt Stpffe inb / ben mere Sio,
blep Tinouerne / alminoelige gpg.
ninger befl9ot meb Bapir, Sfino,
Sornblenoe eQer Warienglas, me-
oens 8lasiet par forbebolbt Sirfcr
og fprltelige Slotte. Som ct @rem'
pei paa, bpor ombpgeglig mon bar
for fine Huoer / btne Siber, buor
man enbnll life fierote til 8laSfor'
iifrinesiclifaber, Ser piloe opertoge
Heiifoen, fam anferes ct aftitpffe
fra 1867. Oct er en- Sfripelie fra
Sertilgen al Nortbumberlmnbs Sn.
tenoant til iamtlige S~oroaltere paa
Den nGonte Sertugs Slotte, og bpori
set beber: lot ba Gltoerne | $50. Ser.
liabebs Slptte unber Be bpppige
peitlige Storme let bill funne tage
Sfabe, lao bsr Gltberne / be Slotte,
bpor SO. Serligbeo life bar Spbolb,
tages no og fsrit after inbipttes,
naar ban melber lin Infomit til ct
al bisie."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-05
sucuif Sirfc / acknowledgements.

pcu. Gr iUcnif Strife penteS / en- mar
6rCmtio at blipc opiert / 8aibing.
ton. Goitor Gnitrom / Ncrp 2orf,
ION me0 itor &uer bar orbeibct for
Sogcu, ser iornpIig er UetOt tiIbage
ira en- Reiie i Better. beretter, at ban
bar truiiet mango io~rulcnbe Sperit'
amerifanere, iom bar erfIGret iig
uiQige til Of itstte 6oretogenoet il
uaniielt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-05

meb Siioer berimob er MI Ianet Iip.
Iieere. % iioite ltge bIep Der at
storiIaeterne | geitea ioIet minoit
200.o 900 Suber. S ollie TiIfrIoe OPP
naacoes iliIo Vris, % for ftsrre Gnr-
tiers gebfommerbe bar Yriien bsi-
ere enc tibIieere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-05
Sra uolanoet.

Hooins Statne al Iigteren Bic.
tor Siigo blep | Sreoags afilsret |
S~tatsbapen ! Taris unber itore Ssi.
tibeIiebeoer. 0enne Monlmentaf.
iIsrillg bar bare 9egpnOeIien til en-
bel @ictor $uao.ltae | Yaris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-05

Gen tDifc Srunprins mebfulgtc |
2sroass iom Yusiager meo Srpiae
8rigbts Slppemaifine paa en- lioen
2uitieilaos peo Eotsoam. SsrIt ef.
terat &ronprinien bnpoe rettet Here
Inmobninger til @rigbt ON at faa
bore meb, gift BEN amerifanife Suit.
Ifipper meo paa at tage ben fornem.
Tasiager meb. Gronprinien bar
benrpft oper Sen prGgtige Slir, og
unber Sarten opfororeoe ban itaoig
@rigbt til at ilppe beiere til Seirs.
Som Saf for Sfpoien ooerrafte
Erinien @rigbt, ba De ifiItes, ct
Gtli, iom bite iig at inoeboloe en-
prootiuIb SlipsnoaI meb gogItapen
"@" / Giamouter % Gubiner un0er
Ell 8ulbfrone.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-05
gf bucr 100 @srm / Retp gorfS

If bucr 100 @prn / Ren 9orfS
SfoIer ira tenement iitrifterne
euer 6attigfoartererne er Ser minoit
IS, iom bar begpuoeroe S9rine.
Gette er ReiuItatet al en- llnberie.
eeIie, iom er bIct ioretaeet pe0 Sea
@reeSe Some, ser oripes poa @eit
Gonep SsIanb, % bportil iattige
9srn bar aoaaug. De 9srn, iom
fom til Siemmet, antoaes ale at
bore iriife, men llnoerisgelien bite
noget ganife anbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-05

Stort l~tnberifnS. De Soreneoe
Staters 9oitpGien er iom befienot
life netop nogen lsnnenbe Iffpre fra
ct observation-disclosures betragtet.
geanifabet bier ct llnberifub al life
minore emo tpoe Wtqioner Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-05

Stur @auc. MrS. 6. q. Smith,
3uitru til Sen bcfienote iueuifc SrG-
luitban0Ier / minneapolis, bar Ifiplt.
fct $1,000 til WebIerin8cn al belle
ruOcritc Gtogc / Oeu ngc Carnegie
Gormitorp s@pgrir9 oeo @uitapu$
HSoIpbuS College / ct. Setter, Itinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-05

Zen afiatte Sba al Heriien, Mo.
bammeb aIi Miraa. afreiIte | Gre.
bags ira sliisali peo oct faspiifc SAB
pmboro paa 9amperen "8eneral
SfobeIeii". Gr.Sboen orager M til
IusIanb. bpor ban bill tilbringe He-
item al fine Gage | 2anoHpgtigbeb.
Sfibet bill bringe bam birefte til
S0eSja.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-05

Ncptnn, GngIanos ottenoe Slag'
ifib al Greaouaugbt-5 ppen = eaer
Oct lite, bois man meoregrer DC tire
"Slagfrpoiere" at iamme Sppe =
eif / Sreoags al Stabelen / Borts'
mouth. Sfibet blep "bsbt" al Ser.
tuginben al albnnp. Sfibet er for.
ipnet meo iaa ipGrt Ganier, at Sag
ioIf poaitoar, at oct bill bore INIT
Iigt at ifpoe oct iiGnf meo en- Sor-
peDp,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-05
Gu INN gmcrifaiarcr onfom for

leoeu Gag til Ct. Saul. Get bar
Den IL War gomle SIai gooaroien,
Der bapbe giort Reiien gnnite aIene
ira fit Stem / SeIacIono, Rorsc.
Geiicn gif cper SronObicm til Siuer.
pool, oerira til New Dort o9 Ct,
Gnul. Sra Ct, Gaul iortiattes Rei'
len til EapnesOillc, Minn., bpor bans
0nfel. Gbriitinn Gperion, Ell Der
Smegnen boenoc GARNER, bill msbe
BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-05

CrpiIc @rigbt iortiGiter iine
5Ippeoppisningcr peb Berlin og
Eotsbam | Spiflanb. s Sorsbogs
fit ban 9eies al oelt tpife aeiierinoe,
iom operpar to Sppisninger og gra'
tulcrcoe biertelig DIR. 0rigbt meb
bans SufceS. @rigbt er M iiGrb
meo at nplGre Ell tpif officer, aapt.
gngeIbarot, til at tiinlIe nieo bans
6Ippemaifiner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-05

Get brittle EoitpGien bar for Ell
Sum al $4,000 opertaget ale Scar
completeness a~pititationer | Sturbri.
tannien meO ltnbtagelie at Be to itore
Tong 9iitance" Stationer | Eolbbu
og Clifton, iom Selifabet bebploer
for i'm atlnnterbaostraiif. Samti-
bigt bar ToitpGienet ogiaa opertaget
ale 2lopbS Stationer for traaoles
Eelesrafi / England, % ale traao'
Isie Stationer pao Sen brittle apIt
bill fra MI al bore aaben for Sor'
binoeIie nreo ale Sfi6e noe paa Su-
bet ltben Senipn til boilfet traaolsit
Ippnrat sc er foripnet meb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-05
Silt Spil. ct Bar beifornemme

Spit Spil. st Bar beifornemme
aIubber / 9onoon unberboloer for
Chen BubIifum meb en- pGloig
Spiaeifanoale. Seltene / oenne Si'
itorie er unee, ri9e abelsmGno, iom
bar ipiaet Zig til SAINT. Sirsoag 81.
termiooas / forrigc ll9e table en- ung
Diplomat $4,000, iom ban life
funoe betaIe, % bans &arriere iom
Diplomat er soelagt. en- aoeIig aa'
pnIeriofficer al en- al @nglanbs fine
ite SamiIier bar tabt 100000 paa
Ter Tiger / &ortipil. Wanoen er M
banferot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-05
.mssass.. D a s@ns GSassRa'ss;; G a Sssss

ESTIKED AS sEroND CLASS MATTER JUNE 18Th 100
Is.ssy Pest oyfIcK AT DKcoRLB. IOWA. uNnKR The
AGA OF CONGRESS OF MARCH I'D 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-05

inurriae Meninger, ON bpao Der fors
Itaoes meo Gciten. Monge, Der al
orig bar iat fine Sober uoenfor Sp'
ems 8rGnier eQer ialfalb nlorig font
met Ipr,ger eno tpers oper Sito'nt.
flooen til Sericp Gitp, tror bIinot, at
oft, bpab ser lager peitenfor 'io't'
nppnte 9p bcnbsrer til oct piloe Te'
item. SslgeuOe Siitorie err ganIfe
iQuItrerenbe:
Gn @lo0monb fra Sos Ingeles,
California. bar I Stem Yorf og traf
paa SoteIct Ell al De inofeote, Der
ipurqte bam huor ban bar ira. 81
terat bare iooct @eifeb bercm uSbrso
ban mesct iorig:
"Sa iee forItaar, De er fra SeIten.
Seq bar ieIo beiegt TeIten. S'lor
par ieg / GIcpcIano % beIegte pan
SiIbageueieu Bittsbnrg. Sa 1eg
bar / set belle taeet pGret omtrent
oper belle @eitcn."
"Gei er set mlliat9" ipareoe Sos
Gneeles-@ onSen meo ipnlig Srte'
reSie. "So icg bar iaamen pGret
aofiais omfring / giten leg ogiaa.
Get er life IUnge fiber, ies beisate
Salt Cafe Gitp og Genper og DC fie'
tie aRbre al Sitens gper. Oct bar
mGrfpGroigt. at hi life traf binan'
BEN"
&eiIeftioncrne sisr fig ielp, ION
Speuifeu flyer.
Zen rorIfe 2oloni | Sopeoltaocr
bar igien iaaet en- pelfommen Sil'
'pGrt. 9orI Seneiien ira Gbieagr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-05

Zen rorife 3oloni | Sopeoitaocn
bar isieu iaaet en- pelfommen SiI'
pGrt. 9orI Seneiien fra Chicago
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-28
DkUCNTTp OF ADMIRAL
CONVERSE A MILLINER

Washington. oct &c Miss Maude Con-
worse. one If tho society leaders Of
Washington, has opened a millinery es-
tahlishment I'm the Fashionable North
west district. Miss Converse is a daugh-
ter of the late Rear Admiral Converse.
once chief of the bureau OF navigation.
Spoaking of her venture, Miss Converse
said:
81 have been abroad several months
studying Paris fashions and all my life
have been Interested in the artistic de-
signing of clothes"
Miss Converse said her shop would dc
vote itself principally to children's fine
clothes, lavcttes. ten gowns, evening
gowns and trousseau. She acknowledged
that sho gained much Of her notion 70
open the shop from the successful ven
rure of Lady Dun Gordon in London.
After the death Of their father, II was
reported that because Of financial circum-
stances. Miss Olga Converse and Miss
Maude Converse would go into business
or on the stage Miss OLGA Is an amateur
premiere danseuse Rumor is strong that
on Miss Olga's return from Europe next
year she will appear on the professional
stage.
The fashionables Of Washington are
focking To Miss Converse's shop.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-28
New York Central Needs That
Much New Equipment I'm
mediately.
TRAFFIC IS SWAMPING ROAD
ton,d 10 10 per Ccnt. Greater BuSi-
ness To-day IT II Had Cnrs and
ErgipcS-Nill Pat S6O.0OCOOO
in Roadway and S5O.OOO,OOO
in CITY Terminal.

New York oct 2T.--President W. c..
Brown of the New York Central &
Hudson River railroad, announced to-day
that the management had entered upon a
campaign of extraordinary expenditures
to meet extraordinary traffic demands.
The company had placed contracts in the
last few days he said. for So. 0oo,on0 worth
of new locomotives, passenger and
freight cars. and intends to spend $50, e
o0OcO more. ss5.ot1.o)n in all, in reducing
grades STRENGTHENING curves and laying
new rails. exclusive Of $1,000 p,J terminal
improvements in New York city.
These expenditures" he said "are
absolutely necessary 10 meet the demands
of business. The traffic records for the
month Of September and October up to
date have exceeded anything in the conf
rauy's history. The previous high water
mark was for the first three quarters IF
1907. lust before the panic.
Every available car and engine on tho
entire system is IN service. Mv latest
report shows that "a per cont. Of our
freight cars are in use. The remaining {
per cent arc in repair shops with mon
working ms fast as poss'nie to get them
ont. These figures arc unprecedented.
We could do 10 per cent. greater business
to-day if we had the equipment to
handle IT,"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-28
BRISTOL.

O. w McShane of Burlington was IN
town over Sunday. l.. G. Russell of
MiddleurY was a guest of Mrs. g. w. Sne-
don SaturdaY--R. +. Hatch returned
from St Adams Monday Georgia
Peck has a situation as bookkceper and
stenographer in Nelson's furniture store
in Burington.-Mrs. Frances Hatch and
Mrs Genie Durfee were in Burlington
Friday and Saturday. Arthur Lafayette
has returned to BOSTON, Misses Ruth
Page, Flossle Varney. Fannie Simon and
Susie Hurlburt attended the Arthur
Hatch wedding In Panton the 20th.--Sev-
eral loads of deer hunters left the village
Sunday afternoon for the woods Quite a
number of farmers I'm this vicinity have
posted their lands,--The hills were white
with snow Monday morning-Henr
Rurritt and George Jimmo of burlington
were in town over Sunday. Leon Cush.
man has gone to Anthony, Kans.-Ernest
Curler brought in the first deer, n doe
Another was shot In the Notch.--The Rev
G.. II. Cady IL slowly recovering from the
typhoid fever.--One bear and four deer
are reported shot in Lincoln.
The primary department Of the Ban
list Sunday school have sent out 203
bouquets to the sick and aged peoplo
the past summer,-Itcubon Avery
brought in deer Tuesday. .--Jamos
fCOutiuued ON Dare ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-28
WHY HE'S MODEL HUSBAND
Van \nstrnn Good \-tured bc fore
Carry Family Pockctbcok.

Chicago. oct. o6.-Samuel ". Van
Nostran, who was adjudged the model
husband" at the second annual hubby
show held at The home of Mrs. James
sidney McCulloUgh, received from his
wife credit for being the possessor Of
an the virtues necessary TO make an
ideal mate.
"Other than possessing the almost
supcr-hushand quality of being good
uatured before breakfast said Mrs
Van Nostran. my husband allows me
to carry the family pockethook and de-
caros. just "a II he meant il, that my
cooking is SO far above mothers efforts
in the culinary line that there could he
no comparison II that Is not glory
enough for one woman I would like to
know what Is"
The complete list Of desirable qualities
attributed to her husband by Mrs. Van
Nostran are;
Prompt at meals.
Good entertainer.
An adept with the chatting dish
Good Judge Of feminine beauty.
Generous and kind hearted.
Enjoys home more than tho club,
Happiest when among friends.
prize for his ability 70 sew on a button
Is % wears old and ha been married nine
years
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-28
SHE KNOWS WHY
THE BIRDS SING
Wife Of Army Captain First Wo-
man to Fly in U. S. in
Aeroplane.

College Park, Nd. Oct. with her
skirts tied tightly about her ankles to
keep them from nuttering In the breeze,
Mrs. Van De Man. wife cf Capt Ralph
Van De Man, 2lst infantry. L. S. army,
occupied the passengers seat beside
Wilbur Wright when he ascended in the
governments aeroplane here to-day. For
four minutes she experienced the sensa-
t'on OF soaring In the air. sometimes as
high as sixty feet above the ground.
This was the first time woman had
made an ascension In heavier than air
machine in the United States. the Wright
brothers having resisted multitude Of
feminine opportunities for aerial excur-
slons.
''Oh." exclaimed Mrs Van De Man
when she returned to the ground. NOW
! know what makes the birds sing"
Lieutenants I,ahm and Humphreys have
progressed so far In the mastery ~ the
governments aeroplane that Mr. Wright
to-day permitted them to conduct all de-
tails in making the machine ready for
their ascensions. He practically retired
from the field so that the Officers might
not share with him the credit for the
the flight they We're about TO take They
made successful ascension but after
being In the air 81 minutes the machine
descended rather suddenly In remote
part OF the field. One OF the supporting
wires had given away and upon hearing 4
snap. the Officers had promptly pulled
tho lover to make a landing. Tho damage
was trifling In all fve flights were made
to-day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-28


o-n'eht the excursion feet which the
trts'deh' IS leading to the Lakes-to-the-
Gun heep WATERWAYS convention at New
C'''''' Is proceeding Gown the river I'M
uer nr'''iant MOON lhe weather is de
HEI"uN cool
IieSiden' lHit k lind'nS tho trip down
the 'lNer on 'ne hHhthou'e tender Olean-
Ger ''9.lu VI una e"JoEao'e
ne 'tS''',n' ~ "'P'.u' that some
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-28
POSTMASTERS IN TROUBLE


Rutland. oct. o1-AmonF the indict-
monts returned by the recent United
states grand jury were two against
postmasters IN this state for violation
OF postal laws ana within the past few
days two arrests have been made by
the United States marshal's department
Monday Deputy Marshal r. 3. Whittak-
er of this citv went to Hartwcllyille
where he placed under arrest Jean j.
Vandevecr. the present postmaster. He
was brought to Rutland and furnished
bail Tuesday morning before Commits
sioner J. A. Morrill, It is understood
that he was 500 short in his money or
der money and although he has made
this sum good TO- the government he has
violated the law.
W. r. Strickland former postmaster
of North DuXbury. was arrested Sat
urdav by Deputy Marshal &. G. Graves
of Waterbury charged with being short
in his money order accounts. he was
arraipned before Commissioner Martin
g Villas of Burlington and will appear
at the November term OF United States
court 10 be held m this city.
Jean J. Nandeveer. who was arrested
by Deputy Whitaker. left for his home
yesterday morning after furnishing bail
to the extent Of $500 for his appearance
in this city November 10. Var deveer
was arrested on a techncalitv. He was
hard pressed by n creditor who threat
ened to bring suit and he took 800 OF
the governments money. While he was
at a North Adams, Mass. bank on the
following day getting the money TO
make this amount good. an inspector ar
-iy At fc Nd ho hcv
age. Nandeveer paid back the money be-
fore the Inspectors eyes. He is we'll
to do man with a weekly payroll Of $3.50.
MI. Nandeveer was private secretary "a
Admiral George Dewey at Manila bay.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-28
PETS HAVE BEEN KILLED.
with Slaughter of Tame Deer over
Hunters Have Little Luck.

Montpelier, oct. 2G-The rain last
evening proved a damper to deer
hunters In this vicinity, none of whom
have had extra luck in the last two
days, and several of them struggled
into town last evening. Reports by
telephone from various parts Of the
county show that tho slaughter still
goes on and so far as can be learned
tho ratio OF bucks and does killed is
about two does TO one buck
Apparently nearly all tho cossets,
door yard pets, and deer that children
had been feeding were ruthlessly
slaughtered the first day. as no re-
ports Of killing any such animals
have come In since Monday. party
Of a half dozen business men of Mont
pelier are in camp az Groton pond but
thus far thtir record Of deer killed
Is not remarkable.
J. A. Chaplin, game warden Of Mid =
dlesex, who is doing valiant service in
protecting the does. found three for
eigners yesterday on posted land In
MiddleseX They We're eating their
dinner beside FIRE they had built
and pretended they knew nothing
about posted land. one of them is a
Spaniard from Barre, who was ar
rested last spring by Mr.. Chaplin for
hunting in Middlesex on sunday.
Since Monday evening no carcasses
of deer have been displayed In the
local markets. much to the gratifica-
tion of those who are opposed to the
open season The meat men Of the
city signed no agreement as did those
in Barre and Rutland. but in defer
enCe to public sentiment the entrances
to the markets are not lined with
dead deer as they have been in past
years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-28
ASTOR SEPARATION
SHOCKS FRIENDS
Husband, Now Yachting in the
Caribbean, Is Said to Be Pre-
pairing for Contest.

.sr.
casioned vesterda1 h, tho r,nort that
Mrs. John Jacob Astor, who succeeded
her mother-in-law as arbiter of things
social on this side of the Atlantic. had
sued Col. John Jacob Astor her husband
for a legal separation. The case is nos
supposed to be in the hands of G. H.
Young attorney. as referee
Mr.. Young when called on Yesterday
declined to say anything except that he
has been appointed referee in n separation
suit, 'ile parties to which are unusually
prominent
Col. Astor is now in cuban waters on
his Yacht Nourmahal, having sailed from
New York October l2 three days before
his wife arrived from Europe, she hav-
Ing travelled inCognito
John l.. Cadwalader of the firm of
strong & Cadwnlader is said to he Mrs
Astor's attorney. while l.owis Cass Led
ward is said to represent Colonel Astor
II is understood that Colonel Astor will
fight the suit.
A,rvrpc v-o>-r DrcCr-cc TT
Nelther Mr. 'adWalader nor MT. strong
would ulS'usS tho reported separation sun
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-28
THREW WIFE'S DIAMONDS
OUT THE CAR WINDOW

San Francisco, oct %.-J. r. Chilberg,
president of the Alaska-Yukon exposition.
is said to have accidentally thrown dla-
mond rings worth several thousand dol
lars ont of the car window while on his
wav from Seattle to Portola festival last
week
The diamonds belonged to Mrs. Chill
berg She had placed them in n glass OF
water and set the glass on window sill.
Then she and her husband went Ia
breakfast.
Mr. Chilberg returned to the room first
and before closing the window he picked
up the glass and threw the water out
When Mrs. Chiberg told him of the
contents OF the glass he chartered an en-
gine and directed search along the road
way for the gems. They were not recov-
cred.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-28
GOVERNORS RAN AGROUND
Their steamer, the Gray Eagle. Re-
ported Further DELAYED.

Little Rock. Ark. oct o. steamer
Gray Eagle OF the presidential feet
carrying a party OF governors. Is re-
ported aground in the Mississippi.
The delegation aboard the stranded
boat was transferred Ia the steamer
Illinois, and the voyage down the
river was continued. The accident
occurred near Helena.
Among those on board the Gray Eagle
were Governor Prouty Of Vermont. Sena-
tor Gore Of oklahoma ana Senator War
ner Of Missouri
II is said that the Gray Eagle was
beachcd hcc1use Of AN accident to the
boilers Although tho CRATE bars fell
there was no fire or panic.