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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
Gamaliel Bradford, 3rd, Beggeo
Her to Break Engagement
to Another Man.
ENDED HIS LIFE WITH BULLET
Brilliant Harvard Alumnus Imi-
tsted Suicide Of College
Chum-Family Feared
Such Result.

South birmingham. Mass. Aug. S.
with "A copy of fyron's poems beside
him. Gamalicl bradford, 8rd, Of Welles-
lev Hills. direct descendant OF william
bradford. first governor Of the Plymouth
colony, aud II member of the graduating
class OF 1910 at Harvard. shot himself TO
death at Il local hotel to-day because
the girl he loved had refused him.
I}radford's young passion broke the
stern barrier of long generations Of
Puritan repression this morning, when
he begged the young woman TO break
her engagement to another man. His
plcHdings were made ut the railroad sta
tion here. and conccaling his agitation
at Che young woman's refusal. Brad
ford walked directly to u nearby hotel.
engaged 4 room and. saying no was tired,
locked himself In. Within half an hour
| four shots were heard when hotel en-
| ploycs broke down tho door of tho young
/ mans room. he was found on the floor
| unconscious from n wound In bis head.
| Tho other three fhots. fired wildly. left
their marks about tho apartment.
News of the shooting reached the young
woman. who had rejected him. and she
fantod Upon recovery she wont &c
Brndfords bedside at a hospital and re-
maincd there until he died n few hours
later unconscious to the end.
Gamal!el bradford. md the youths
father, said his son had long hroodot
over his love affairs and the family
had feared such a result.
Young Bradford was a brilliant stu
dent finishing his four wears course
at Harvard in three years. He thei
entered the banking business in Bos
ton. His college chum, John Brooks
committed suicide two wears ago. un
der the same circumstances as to-day
tragedy.
The young man was tcnth in de
scent Of n family which containet
many prominent men. II" was }
wears old His grandfather is Cana
liel bradford of Rrookline. the we'll
known puhlcist. nti-imperialist an
n former candidate for Governor o
MasSac husetts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
GIRL LIFTS 675 POUNDS.
Seyentcen-N Lass Weighs Oni.
III Pounds Herself.

Scranton, Aug. 9-Miss Isabelle LengeL
l. years Old, daughter of prominent
Building contractor residing on fashion
I'm the First Baptist church of this place,
has issued a def to athletic woman
kind the world over to exceed or even
equal her record Of lifting about SIX
times her own weight. or. To be exact,
ia pounds without harness. Her father,
who is also something of an amateur
athlete, has offered to wager that she can
outfit any girl of her age and weight In
the world, the proceeds TO 20 to any
charitable institution agreed upon be-
tween the contestants,
Miss Lengel weighs only III pounds
She is pretty with wealth Of black
hair and bright. Swapping black eyes
an. "A complexion that makes her tn,
envy of her less muscular sisters,
Il do not see why girls should not
enter athletics and build up their phys
ique," she SAYS. Ever since | was 6
small child | have loved outdoor sports
and athletics of all kinds. OF course there
| are some things girl can't do, but lift
ing big. heavy weights every morning Il
not one OF them, My record proves that
! While student in the high school Mis-
| lengel was II familiar figure IN IN
| gymnasium, and easily outstripucd tn
others In her class Miss l.ensel exercise
every morning with dumbheUs WEIGHING
| - pounds each.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11

slept for "A time this afternoon and again
Tonight and cheerfully suggested that he
az allowed to walk to the operating room
where the X-ray photographs were TAKEN
This his physicians forbade.
CALLS GALLAGHER "OLD FOOL"
Mrs. Sophie johnson, who keeps the
roomng house at NO. 4i0 Third avenue,
whore Gallagher lives, when told this
morning that her boarder had attempted
to kill the mayor, exclaimed with an ex-
preston of disgust:
THE old fool. what did he do that for?"
Mrs. johnson described Gallagher as
man of quiet and retiring demeanor,
over so years of age. She said he had
been living in her house for more than
two years. lie evidently had employ
ment as a night Waterman for It was
his custom to go out every night at
ter o'clock and return at half past
eight in the morning For the last
two or three weeks. however, it was
apparent that he had been ont of work
for Mrs. johnson said he had not been
keeping his regular hours.
Gallagher, according to Mrs johnson,
came In at half past six O'Clock this morn
ing and went TO his room and his land
lady did not see him 20 ont again. He
, occ upicd a single room ut the rear OF the
housc and she regarded him rs first
class boardcr AS far as she knew he was
rot active in politics lie had no friends
In the house and his visitors from outside
Mrs. johnson described as mon of good
| appearance and address.
New York. Aug. lo.-This bulletin OF
Mayor Caynor's condition was issued at
/ ! "a -. IN:
THE mayor is awake and is cheerful
| He has no pain and he Is conversing FREQ
/ IS with his nurses and physicians. TIL,
/ Indications are that ne will have good
nipht."
Talking to those at his bedside, III,
mayor said:
IL have been forced into strife and re
my best and this seems to be the re
suit"
KEEN REGRET AT LONDON.
London, Aug. 9.--The London mornini
newspaper print full reports of the at
tack on Mayor Gnynor, and express dee
concern and earnest wishes for his re
covery.
The Standard, in an editorial, says
Mayor Gaynor ranks hlsh in the elias
Of men who can i'll be spared from til
worlds work. The completion of his ca
reer is a matter of international import
ance, and his loss would be Il calamit
to his own country"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
MAYOR GAYN0R SHOT IN HEAD
ON THE DECK OF OCEAN Liner
BULLETINS

New York, Aug. 9--The fol-
lowing bulletin on Mayor Gay
nor's condition was given out
by the surgeons at nine o clock:
The photographic examina-
ton of Mayor Gaynor' s wound
indicates that the bullet is d.
vlded into two fragments, &C.
cupying positions that do not
demand operative Interference
at present.
The condition of the mayor
Is satisfactory. He is resting
quietly.
(Signed) William j. Arlitz,
visiting physician, George E.
Brewer, George d. Stewart,
Charles N. Dowd.'
The following bulletin on
Mayor Gaynor's condition was
issued at midnight:
Mayor Gaynor is doing as
well as could be expected. He
slept some. He is perfectly
conscious. There is no evidence
| of infection.
(Signed) Ferdinand G..
Wolf, House Physician, St.
Mary's Hospital.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
WOMAN CUT DOWN POLES,
Didn't Like to Herr tn" Wires Sing
Arrest Followed.

Montpelier, Aug. 9-Because Mrs. t'
O. German IMAGINED that the noise from
telephone wires ON the Middesex road
disturbed her she was arrested to-day
and brought 10 Montpelier by ofiicer Mo
Avoy for cutting down telephone poles
belonging to the Vermont Telephone ~
Telegraph company The poles were over
eight inches in diameter and Mrs Cor
man, who is nearly 60 years old cut
them down with an ordinary hand saw,
Her relatives will make good to the
company the three poles she destroyed
and no prosecution will be made. Her
relatives also promise to look after the
woman until her mental condition im-
proves.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11

house. Thinking that the knights OF
Pythas special was the regular train and
would stop at the station, he drove across
the tracks and Immediately his wagon
wa smashed to atoms Mr. Anderson was
thrown against n post with such force
as to splinter It. One Of his legs was
nearly torn from the body, an arm was
broken In two places and his head was
fearfully mangled. Witnesses to tho ac-
cident reached the side Of the injured
man Just as he was breathing his last.
The horses were unhurt.
Mr. Anderson was born in Scotland In
1852 and came to this country with his
parents when n year and n half old.
He Is survived by n daughter, Mabel n
sister, Mrs A. NJ. Hibbard, Of Grand Isle,
and several half brothers and sisters
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
CAN'T STOP FIGHT PICTURES
states Attorney of Washington Conn
~ Thinks the .'Ohnson-.!cGrrlcs Films
Are Outside Forbidden Class.

Montpelier. Aug. Estates Attorney
benjamin Gates is of the opinion that
there Is no law in Vermont to prohibit
the exhibition of the Jeffries johnson
light pictures, as it Is questionable
whether they can be classed with
immoral and immodest pictures which
the law prohibits showing.
At meeting of the civics depart
ment of the Womans club held this
afternoon in the Kellogg Hubbard Ii
brary hall resolutions were adopted
opposinE the exhibition of the fight
pictures In Montpelier on the ground
that they are not proper for children
to see, and that rs showing them In
larger cities Is prohibited they also
should be prohibited in smaller cities
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
URGED TO LECTURE

Chicago, Aug, 9-PassonGcrs travelling
over many Of the leading railroad systems
may soon he entertained on route by dis
scrtations from the conductors and other
train employees on the advantages to Ia
derived from allowing the roads to adj
vance freight rates If the advice Of
prominent railway executives to thctr
employees is followed. 1t was learned to-
day that a pamphlet Is circulating now
| among tho 10000 employees Of the Illnois
Central appealing to them to study the
railroad rate question: and discuss Il
among themselves until they are thor.
oughly convorsant with tho actual con.
dilions from the financial point OF view
| Having done this, each employee is urget
] 10 assist ia converting the puhlin
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
FARMER INSTANTLY KILLED
Excurs,on Train struck John Ander-
sou at North Hero Stntion--is"dy
BADLY NanRIed.

North Hero. Aux. 9-Driving across the
tracks at this village in front OF "A rapidly
moving excursion train. John Anderson
a farmer, was almost Instantly killed
this morning
Mr. Anderson had gone to the station
with A double rig to meet the 1:2O tram
and carry passengers to the county court
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11
DESPERATE STRUGGLE TO
OVERCOME THE CRIMINAL
Former Princeton Football Star Fought Him to a
Fnsh---Intense Excitement on Crowded Ship
Surgeons Bulletin Pronounces the
Mayors Condition as Satisfactory.

no smiled family Md said TO those near
him.
..reu the peoDlc rood bye"
To his wife and his son, Rufus. he said
AZ the hospital later ut Is very strange,
worry STRANGE wonder why ne did II
T,ut at no tir1a did he EXPRESS I'll feeling
toward the man who would have killed
him.
WAC vAEN;-n or DANcvp
And that he looked calmly on the ever
Indicated in the tone Of a recent letter
70 Il citizen, who had warned him of the
danger OF going IN tho SUBWAY without
an escort. 10 TINS sollcit"us Trend
charles Weinhlatt' lawyer. he wrote on
March - last:
My Dear MT Weinhlau: thank yon
very mrch Tor your letter. but nave
no fear about gong out alone don't
think anyone would do me any harm un-
less ne was Iuhau'' ana " IL nara 70
guard against Iun"ticS'
Fail"Eher' Judging by appearances ana
actions, is not n lunatlo, His mind Is APP
parohty MS sound as any mans of fifty
odd Years but he has nourished in hi'
heart hatred for Mayor Gaynor ever
since he was DISCHARGED as night
! Watoluiau in the department of docks
/ and ferries In July last for incompetcncy.
/ Sine then he has Repeatedly written the
/ mayor. larpiug on mn phscseion that he
/ had been prosecuted and demanding re
1.. 49,. ..
nor. so II became known Tonight. and
he went on board the Kaiser Wilhelm
Wv i'0 ''-"N' WIN III" cHpreSSeu
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-11

II It's job for want ad don't leave
1t to u placard!
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Gin iiheraeIdmapptcr WGnpr.

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Mdr5. - Manor :. .. Sec Uerlr.
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ltultten cntipeocr 500 @eloitraIe
ODER 30 Gage @~efGugniB Suoittirtc.
Senrman miro gcgen baS llrtbeil
oppellireu.
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Mns Dem 5nnerem Marplanb's mno
ben an%grenSenbem Staatcn.
Self it III orbpcrud l einc5
EolturS.

Sn Mobrerspine, @oi6in9ton.
Gountp, bat YoltOr ,Sobn Glippinger,
Der So Sabre nltc 4reoiger Der Ser.
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los lei. Wan elaubt, oaB er mieber
geneien miro. Eoitor Glippingcr
fam BON Dorf'5opcn ga, nab NoD.
rcrspiQc.
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&cnte MbenS srpfe Eper.

Roitni'sS Barber upll Sepillu" gebi
III erItflaiiiger 9eietung inScene
GeblIt Der ausge5eihneter
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Eortie b%cIonberS 81, itotten fonlmen.
Gen o@roicn" Iin9t IlleIIonbro
9onci, Der inns crit fiir5lif mieoer
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9oltimorcr Tublffum por5tcIlcn.
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Nnitnrm Gnf cine Nanf.

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hnbell.
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80 ,fabrc 3uajtGaIs.

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llclt.
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staStiIds SanSiertiafeits.s drnlen.

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n1cl1 st. Sobannis. 9riiberifait."
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Ser ni6t regelmGbi1 iabrt, $50
Straic 5toiftirt perbc. Or bctradl.
tet Die 6orberunaeu Der Striter, mel
dye etlten 5ebnltiinbigeu 9lrbeitstag
uno % Geuts pro Shnbe perIougen,
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W5rSIi6er @iftrift I. Wcaenneb gebite
gorsuetlifer Siftritt - MIpa 8. IbfoH, yr,
ei7, WaottoHsgloeRue.
gSeitIiber 9ittriit : Daniel 5. 9ooeu, Ir. IL,
Eor0sGtlmorEStrdbe.
giiSpeitli6er 9ifriif - 5ipbert gB. Bead. Tr,
1904, NeftsS aNette.Strabel unb GbfpGro G,
GtaBleo, tpobnbait III -Ibe Wonarb".
SitoIider 0iltriit - SaneS 70. 9efpis, Tr,
2t3S, SftsqaIttmores Strabe.
Pplideirt6ter at Cargo - Robert .. Carr,
gr. 1906, Isarfieloenue, iuo BduI SobannieH
gr. 1904, Eorb. SultnHssloeiue.
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Wagpr Maboun madlt Grnit.

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Mopor Maooon berofriftigte beiite
abenb Die Strabenbabn- @eicllifait.
Dob, i'm Salle iie nift Den rceuldrcn
9eirieb ioiort pieoer beritellt, ibr III
uebereinitinmiins nit elmer Itdbti.
iden YeroronunD fir ieoen Naggon,
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GdnI.Merstc.

@r; 3. s. Ssfebart. Gr. $40. Norb.garrun.
Or. sJban n. gaae. Rr. 1900. a,ubeu.prse.
Sr. Siildb VI. 1biebe, sr. 705, Norb.Gar.
IT 8. sSarrep gudIer. Cir. SOC, Cathedral.
Gr. sI9arS ". tlraubart. Wr. $40. gorf.sss.
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Ipliseiridlter @altimure's.

@sitflerer 9iLtriit : Guaene g. @rannau, yr.
1906. W1egu[lobs GfrdBe.
Celilifer 9tttriit = Mm. 3. GarIanS. 9r. 2If.
Gio,WpnosStrnke
sero5lIiHer. 9ihrHt = %. 3. aIepeupn, Vt.
1929 9o.o.Xrpocwdp,
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&aS Baltimore cianet.

p 9oiirt duf aapi.aIiFirune Der @inrinite
bon Ssi0,s00. iuenn bolienoei, ~ SO RroSept,
it peldisut Rro5entiav ole gSerltca InIeibe I'M,
terge6rdhi fnuroe.
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WarDlanber uno gnnbesacridrtc.
Ga3 Snei6ial.shittm.


sic WiteIieoer Der Wiarbldnoer Seri6te, NIT
IuSnabme Der 0diienrttbte ter, lperoeu nmi Is
Sabre ~er,pablt; fte miiileR oas 80. Qebensidbr
Slr 3ell ibrer gSabl errei6t baber; 10 Sabre
III Die ~IIteNsgren5e fir ben 8i6teroienit; Die
geatslainr fann aber hird, einen 8effIub be,
%Iftnlrlen. BOB elm Mt6ter, Der bic MIterseren5e
erreihi bat. feinen 5erinin aus6ienen Sarf. Der
Staai 1T IN ant Suot5iaIsSe5irfe %setbeiIt; bic
Counties. fino In ftebelt ge5irfe eriippirt, bou
lpeldeu tcoer eitelt Sberribter uno 3luei bel,
ntetoe Httter bat; ber atte -ge3irf 1T Die
Stnot. baltimore. nelbe etnc oberlte Gtaotges
rihtsbdni bat, befte6Fno aus einein Sberridter
nno nenu belltbenbel @ldtern. 3loem miro In
baltimore nod Elm Hi6ier eripiblt. ipelber NIT
ben flebel Oberridtern BON ben onberen iieDeH
Ne5irien bas Stats stppelaiions.@eri6 biIbe.;
ger @vubernsiir oeilelltrt fur oiefen @erittsbof
Den Sberri6ier. Sie 3dbl Der Jidter iii
staaie III 50, Die daIare S~crfeIben firo:
Stats . Ippeuati ousritter $4,000. beilibenoe
Nihter In Der, 9eJirfen $4,000: oberite Gtnot,
oertb tsoaltf $4,000. bon luelber Simrre Der
Staat $4,000 iito Die Gtnot $500 be5abli. Sett
1904 befiebt elm Slid teriSeniioHssSeleR infer
lueidleiii 9iid)ter iad) DEM 20. Qebeneia6re cline
Sahresalenlion bon $1,000 erhnIten
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ioret 8. Waiae, 3r. Ala, cit.gaIti.
uaeseltraies aale Gxism &ssie Nse.
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HGRe snr Meiie ms HnsIanb be.
iprst 8. 3ainf, 8r. 413, Cit.SaIti.
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SeiNtrnbe Nihter In ben guuuties.


@lbter-1Uonds. 3. w,prrts.
gtinar-aribur 6. Spauter.
SnltS.sHtiar-Gbas. u. zimmerman.
9iitrifts. aqlunIt-5obn g.. Saoie.
3hIfs'9 iirifts' 2lnipaIf-Worris ". seeper.
Observation-Disclosures g. qanabnmuter.
eberfte stabtseridtsbanf