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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-04
In vengeful Mood Summons For
mer Comrades That He Might
Shoot Them.
MURDERED WIFE And CHILD
Kills One Fireman and Seriously
Wounds Two Others - Act
Inspired by Discharge for
characterization.

San Diego. Cal, Aug. 1--Rert s.
Durham. former brennan after shoot
ing and killing ono city fireman. NOR
tally wounding n second and seriously
wounding a third. near a fire box from
which he had sent in a false alarm,
In an insane fit Of revenge early to-
day. went TO his homo and with a
bludgeon boat his wife and little
child to death. lie them made his es-
cape.
Nursing an old grudge against Fire
Captain Sampsell. under whom he had
worked as engine driver and on whose
complaint he had been DISCHARGED
from the service for characterization.
Durham early to-day sent in false
alarm from the outskirts OF the city.
When Captain Sampsell and hts crew
came Up Durham opened fire on his
former workmates with a revolver.
At the FIRST shot Driver Don Grant fell
from his seat dead with bullet In his
hend At his second shot Horsemnn Guy
Elliott pitched 70 the ground with bull
let through the stomach. Durham then
lcveled his revolver at Sampsel and
fired twice. both bullets piercing Snmp-
sells lungs. Two more shots, fred at the
other members of the crew. went Wild,
Durham drew another revolver and COW
cred his retreat as he started to run
from Assistant Chief Sncdecor AS nc
disappeared in the darkness Durham
shouted back to the chief Tell my wife
| | am going to Kill myself
| The victims of the shooting were rush
| ed to st. Joseph's hospital IN one Of tbs
hose wagons Operations were performed
| on Sampsell ard Elliott. Snmpsell will
probably die. Elliott has n chance. With,
! half hour after the shooting score
of police officers and deputy sheriff
were on the scene in automobiles anC
had begun a man aunt. Owing to thu
darkness Durham reached home and slew
his family and then fled again.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-04

Bennington. July 3l.-The police of this
town Tonight notified Chief Burrell, Of
the Quincy. Mass, police, that Louis
Rcstell may have been here Friday
night. man answering the description
of Restelli arrived on Il trolley car from
North Adams and his strange actions
about the railroad station. where he Went
to take the midnight train to Rutland.
caused a call to be sent for the police.
The man was merely watched until he
left town, for the local officers at that
time had not heard of the murders
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-04

with his wife leaving q board bill Of
$3.50 for himself and some of the mon
unpaid. All of the nine are back in
their salaries. some having received
only 81 so far this season, and It look
ed as though the game with the Blacl,
Sox this afternoon would be of, but the
players showed such an honest spirit In
expressing q desire to remain in the
city until they could square their bills
that few business men determined C
aid them and they will finish out the
son son
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-04
DUTLER FAMILY REUNION.

Several members of the Butler ram
lily held reunion at the ancestral
homo at Essex Center Monday
Among those present were the Kew
H. L. Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Northrop. his
daughter and son-in-law of chicago
the Rev. II. =, Butler and daughter
Mrs, Pomeroy, of Crescent city, Fla"
Mrs. Mary Mars Mead OF Port 'h"ster'
N. Y, Mrs. II. c. Granger of Randolph
Mass, and Mrs. Ellen NJ. CilleN or WI
nooski. No member OF the Butler
family Is now living in Essex, when
was their home for about 100 years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-04
Receives Offer of Help by Cable
gram-Must Keep Abso-
lutte Silence.
GIRL is QUITE 7ALKA7lYE
Believed She Knows Nothing Of
the Body in Crippen's Cellar
Jewels of the Dead
Woman Only Evidence.

Quebec Que, Aug. DIR. Hawley
y. Crippcn has friends in London who
believe he did not slay mis- Wife. Belle
Fillmore. and they are willing TO pay
for n lawyer to defend him when he
IS tried there for murder. He received
proof of this tonight when his jaller
handed him the following cahlegram:
"Dr. II. n. Crippen. care Of Inspector
Dew, Quebec:
"your frterds desire me to defend
you and will pay all necessary ex-
penses VIII undertake your defense,
but you must promise TO keep abso-
lutte silence and answer no questions
ana don't resist extradition.
"Reply confirming, as good deal
must be done at once.
("SiRned),
"ARTHUR NEWTON,
solicitor, London"
NAME, OF FRIENDS UNKNOWN.
rhis ,,nexpected message brought to
+ha accused dentist in his lonely cell the
,rst CLEAN of hope since his arrest Sun
day on the steamer with his companion
I'm flight. Ethel Clare Leneve. Whether
Crippen has accepted the proffered as
sistance could not be learned tonight.
Inspector Dew and Chief Mccarthy of
the Quebec police had nothing to say
after their visit to him. The identity OF
the friends who volunteered their funds
In Crippen's behalf could not he ascer-
tained here tonight and nothing is known
about the solicitor who signed the cable
gram.
Judging from his behavior since he was
m
bee heights did not need tho warning &c
remain silent. A single monosyllahli'
negative to his jailer's inquiry. whether
he wished to give out any public state
ment, was the only message that came
from him to-day from the outside
world. Reading In his cell or silently pac
Ing the corridor. where he Is allowed t.
exercise for part of the day. Cripper
shows desire for little except to be lie
alone. To-day he wanted something Il
read and when asked his choice he sale
for one thing he would like Bible. HI
received the book with other literature
WON'T TALK ABOUT CRIME.
The attitude Of Miss Leneve is unlilx
the mans. The Jail matron and the wo
men of the household of Chief Mccarthy
where she spent part of the day yester
day. say she is not averse to converse
ton, but she declines to say anythin.
regarding the crime with which she i
charged jointly with Crppen, or o
their wanderings together through
Europe. Reports that she has told tn
police enough to convince them of he
Innocence are denied by the authorities
Nevertheless, many of those who hav
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-04

Davenport, Iowa, Aug. AFTER care
fully arranging the burial robes for all
three. Mrs. Nick Nehisen. wife OF q
farmer, yesterday administered fatal
does OF strychnlne to herself and her
two daughters, aged two and four years
Tho eopement Of daughter with man
many years hei senior greatly preyed
upon the mind OF the mother. 1t Is said
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-04
DEER STOLE RHUBARB PIE.
Housewife C-usht unusual Thief with
the Goods.

South Norwalk, Conn. Aug 2-Fre-
quent thefts Of vegetables, pies and
cakes from the pantry Of Mrs. Benja-
min Beers in Westport aroused both
her nm ger and her curiosity. No tramps
had been around and she did not think
n pie-eating horse or COW could jump
the eight-foot fence around her plot.
She watched and was rewarded this
morning when she saw deer leap
the fence. cautiously approach the
kitchen. reach up and get some green
peas and half Of rhubarb pie that
were on the window sill. Mrs Beers
cried out The deer Jumped the fence
and was OFF like shot. with the pie
in his mouth
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-04

passers by, but there are cracks
through which the we'll TILED garden
KAY be seen The site is the property
of an estate which owns the entire
block
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-04
LIGHTNING STRIKES HOUSE
Tears Down Chimney and Enters FOui
ROOms--CrOps Damaged,

Rrattlehoro. Aug. 2.-During a sud-
den and heavy hail and thunder storm
here this afternoon lightning struck
n large tenement house on Vernon
street owned by a. @. Allen The bolt
tore of about half of the chimney
above the roof and damaged the slate
roof, The bolt made its appearance in
four chambers. Gardens ana tobacco
fields were damaged by the storm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-04
GRAND ISLE CROPS.

Farmers on County in the Lake ought
TO he Happy.
The crop prospect for Grand Isle coun-
~ is generally good. There Is a large
acreage OF beans and the crop has been
we'll cared for, and promises to be large.
Grains OF all kinds have headed we'll and
some are already harvested. Corn is late
but thrifty. and nothing but an early
frost will spoil good crop. The grass
crop was heavy but not of the best quail
ity. Eighty per cent. IL harvested. There
Is small acreage OF onions and rather
late. Plume and pears are abundant: APP
pies are largo and likely to make fair
crop.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-04

A merchant who edvertises only when
'ln the mood" Is attempting to regulate
commerce by hts moods-and 1t cant be
done
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-04
VILLAGE TO Be SACRIFICED
black River storage Reservoir Planned
by New York state VIII SWhnerge
Site of HnwlSinS~,I,e.

Albany, N. Y, July 31.-Hawkinsville,
n village in Oneida county near Boon
vile. will he wiped out Of existence if
the State eventually decides to establish
a water storage reservoir on the Black
river, the site for which has just been
surveyed by the State water supply COM
mission. The commission has a corps
of engineers at work under the Fuller
law which provides for an examination
of available sites for water storage re-
servoirs for equalizing the flow of
streams and for creating water powers
which. under leases, may produce re-
venue 10 the State.
II Is proposed under the Black river
plan to construct Il dam 100 feet high and
:. 800 feet long with foundations upon the
solid limestone which underlies the site.
The type selected is an earthen en-
bankment with a masonry spillway. The
survey shows that such n dam would I'M
pound nearly six billion cubic feet of
water. creating a lake five and one-half
miles long and two miles wide at Its
widest point, and extending from Forest
port to a point n mile below Hawkins
vile, the site of which would thus he
submerged and the village wiped out.
Hawkinsville is a numbering town and
half its houses are empty owing 70 the
decline of the lumber industry in that
region following the depletion of the
lumber supply.
MAGNITUDE or THE SCHEME,
The proposed elevation of the flow line
of the reservoir is between Ills and LILO
feet above ocean level. The water may
be drawn down as low as an elevation Of
600 feet Water coming down in the
srrng floods, and now going to waste.
would be stored in this reservoir to be
later released as required during the
period of low water and used to turn
the wheels of the important manufactur-
ing Industries depending on the water
power of Black river. The Industries OF
Carthage. WATERFOWL, Dexter. Brown
Vile, Glen River. Black River, Felts
Mills Great Bend. pcfcriet. Herring and
other places would all receive great
stimulus from the benefit to their pow
ers The available fall on which the
water may be used between the dam
| site and Lake Ontario Is 6G5 feet.
Although the water Will be used fol
! keeping up the flow of tho river in 10"
! water periods, the commission cites the
fillowinc Illustration of the masnitid,
| Of the benefits TO be derived from the
construction Of the proposed reservoir
| II the water which this reservoir will
| store and which now runs to waste wer'
to be let ont In steady stream flownl
| along over the Go feet Of fall. 1t woul(
produce ll,a20 horse power twenty-foul
| hours per day, for 3G5 days. Statistic!
show that every horsepower Furnishes
the basis OF support for one person, thus
tie proposed reservoir would supply tn
basis of support for ll22o people,
The commission will next Investigate
another reservoir site of about the sam
| capacity on the Moose river, a tributar.
| OF the black river.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-04
MANAGER SKIPS OUT.

Rutland Independent Base Hall Team
Left on the Rocks.
Rutland, Aug 1.-When the Rutland
Independent base ball team assemble
tor practice this morning they discov-
cred that their manager Thomas Dom
ovan, had disappeared during the night
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-04

Tho woman who reads ads knows
that there's "A best time and place to
buy thing-and that ads enable her
to decide.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-16
Au6laub.

- Die 9ei4s bes Or. Sules u. 81.
mon BON Can SranciscO murbs am BE,
iuu, ben er beiu6t bate, aufssfunosn.
@s ftellte iid bsraus. oab sr ON Ssrj'
i4las seitorbsn mar.
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man In siniseu Dtonatsn sinsm absrma.
lissn frsuoissu 5amiliensreisuiB sntss'
gen. Die giieoeriunft Der SronpriuSsi'
fin 1T TN Serbit ju erwarten. -a.n
- Slad Der In Paris 3ur SerOfsnt'
li&uns sslansten @sburtsftatifiii betrus
I'm Sabre 1909 In Sranireid bts 3abl
Der @sburtsn no. 900, ssssnibsr 1922.
600 I'm porbersebenbsn SABRE.
Der -Stautsanjsiser" mslbst bic
@rnsnuuus bes Ssrrn BON eiuosqniit,
oss bisberisen untsrisirstdrs bes Golo'
uialumtss. gum yiadfOlSsr Oss suriidss.
trstsnsn Staatsiefretars 8.iDernburs.
= GuOs lsstsr ISOLDE trafen in Bsr'
lin % braiiliuuiide SffiBisrs sin, uni
su ihrsr wsiteren GusbilOuns I'm mobsr.
men Sssrusieu bel usridieosnsn Erup.
pensattuuSen msbrsrs 8odsu Disnit
ju tbnn.
= aus Bielfelb fommt bic teleera.
pbii9e Melbuns, bab bort bsrl9ommsr.
sisnratb 8itbslm 8slbassn psridisbsn
lit. Ssrr Ielbasen mar Wfitiubabsr
Der msltbsiaunten Serlussbudbaubluus
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= Sin 8runb usrnidtsts einsn gro.
Sen Ebsil bes Sanoels, unb Reliben,.
QUARTERS Der $1,000 @inpobner sdbIeu.
ben Stubt 8orrihou, RuBlunb. @tpa
45o @sbaubs, oarnntsr 8 SpuusOseu,
purbsn Elm 8aub Der Slammen.
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tsle9rapbtiten Sert4te 3ufolse, fippts
bel soreuSo abarquss, pOrtusisfid oft.
ufrifa, Elm NIT 9euten aus bem Grbelter.
ftaub ausefiilltes Boot um, nobel 32
BON ben Gusfliislsrn srtranfsn.
-Sn 8ertretuns bss aailers pobu.
te aronprinS g8ilbelm Der fsierli&eu
@ntbiiluns oes SrisSsr'D Denfmals aui
benz S6laatfslOs BON SObsnfriebbsr0
i'm areiie goItsubatu Oss preusifGen
&egierunssbs3trts eisSnis bel.
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mad elmer Depei6s bss @ouuerueurs
pom 9amsyun, Or. Ssis, Die 2arawaus
siuss bsutidsu Saufmunus Brsttldnsi.
Der gefunoeu. SBie bic DepeIdle mel.
bet, 1T Die 9arawaus, Der febs.bu Era.
ger anssb0rteu, In bic Sdnoe pon 9d,i.
nibalsn ssfallsu uno maiiafrirt poroeu.
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Gsnsralsio5H uIs gerbreSsr.

sSn einem Gpahen bon TouIon,
Der pegen sefGbrIider R6rperperIe-
sung Dor @eridt itanb, tpurbe, tpie
man uns aus Boris meIbet, Der
Sobn 6es Generals Souret, zines
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WiIitGrpenpoltuna, erfannt. Der
uneIidlide Oeerfh i6eint ieiner
Gimme ni6t b0llig m16tie Sii iein.
OR trot 1907 bel Der SanbeISTarine
ais Ratroie elm unb mar duerit elm
midterbofter Seemnna; 6a ftfiste er
1909 pom Tait, unS bon bieier 8eit
on 6nberte fd feline 9ebensiueiie
poIItomlien. gr tranf, bepeote iih
In ben nieSerften &netpen, tpurSe
tiidtid. getpaIttb1tis urS graNorn.
Sein aonaer 8orper 1T tfitotptrt,
unS airf feline SrrHt bat er fih ssu
gbren ieines 8aters" einerShfpeins-
fopf nit einem @eneraIsrod t6to-
iuieren IaIien. Sauret iuatr6e su 6rei
Sdbren @ef6ngntB neriirtbeiIt.
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0ifenbabn Seittabelle.
1sIasars. sadaBanna nab aeeIiern Batn

~Sso~ssNt $eeNSbSbe sbb A1NNktN UuNus
Su Rraft ben "a. Stunt 1906
GabIl& Seranicn fir Rsp Mort
AN 2.05, $40. sos. 800. 1920, Born. +,
1870, 3.25 unb $40 Ra&mittaas. MIR
MsH Sort HHb philadelphia, um 500 Born, !,
f2.l0 uHb 3.35 Ra&mftiaas. Giir
Epbsbanna, $40 Ra&mfttaas.
aarbIl& sir Buffalo IN, rs, 6.25u. 900
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BinAbaniton, Glmira unb 3uit@tnfatisn,n nm
1910 Ner. unt los Rd&m. Mir Csp,op.
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nsmmtn Ssnntaes. 8Hr RontrSl, nm 600
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ssmsbatton. UNI 400 Ra&mittaas. gino.
kampten aetem pbattcn, um 6.f5 gotbmittoos.
Dlsonsburs Sibiiion-grISBi Snanfsn
tar Rcrttunibtrlanb I'M 6.35, 1920 Wpr, 1
l .55 unb GAO Ra@m. Cir pIymputb um 9. .O5
Ra&mtitass.
Souutaaes8dae.
eRbIie-Biir Rtp gsrf um 2O5, 900.
sos unb 1920 Rors,ns; 3.35 unb $40
RaHm.
ssSrbllE - Sir Buffalo nm lis. uub
6.25 Wor. t.55, $40 unb lilo Nddbm.
8ir Btnabdmtpn unbe be3pif@tnfaiionsn, 800
uub 1910 8orntitiags.
0IssmsbsrB Sibifion-BnI6ef Scranton
n 1920 RSr. nns $40 Ra&mittags.
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ea6ainanna & Bbomins gaIIsb.
(9aureI QiHie,)
apIi3tn Seranton unh WiIite. .9ant.

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3ast strIaRtn Scranton um 90. 400, a. 90
400, 800 unh 800 Wsratns. Tim S 40 W1pr.
etHs an @o&tniastn unb a1s uaGfcIasuS,
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Otftrtr Dttua ,uifH.n Scranton. Rdv aua
TaTf, euHa PART, pttnsburd unb Duunrors.
Siee. VabrpIdn far asbddhefUresrubt 3aat.
Ssat ta araft an 8. SuItf907.
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0ermif@tes gnlanb.

= Sn 0orpalf, Conn.,. wur6e bic
bortige Miilitdraiaoeuiie burd Seuer
,sritSrt. Die ie&sis 3O8linss sntfa'
men unueriebrt.
= Yin ben Solssn elmer Operation
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bel ben Balbpin 9Oiomotlpfabriisn In
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81, ,125, 900 foitsn iollsu.
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sius ct biuaus uno truni Baiier, bic er
bas seforberts @emiGt errsi4te. Or
warb Johann aussnommsn.
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bon 500, ,OOO. 900 In 8ilouns besriffsn.
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smatllirteu 8aoswannsn unb allsn on.
osrsn Sanitatsartifelu In Gmail gum
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bewanuen'Truit" annsbmen.
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tion- In 9awreucs, Mui.. wurOe anss.
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20. Suni bic IL. SuIi ssihloiisn wtr'
ben. Die 8aumpollipinnsreisn In 60.
erstt wsroeu I'M Suit sbsnfaus ftir IA
Ease ben 8etrisb einltsleu.
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@er Fi9 nit Der Rlinit nerndbIt,
betonurtt sirn SGruieeer1nutter bie
Rritif. !
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