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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-11

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0ieiem Ingenblif bolten Die beiben
2afaien lire Serrin eltolih Gin.
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ner NIT meibem Saar llilo cbripiirOi.
gem @eiiI;.-Oeilel 3iige onrd) Iup.
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rem, fnietc nebcn Scr 9eIinnlngslo.
len nieher uto rief:
n8ott iei gcprieien! ~ltniere Ser.
rim bat feinen Sdaoen g%enommen!"
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nno fiibte oieielben trot bes @iber.
itanoes bieies 2esteren; Damn iette
er bin5u:
Cant, Sanf, Serr Baron, oenn
Sbr Ieio es, Der inns nit @otteS
Silfe oieies tbeitre &ino erbalten
bot"
gSbr fennt mid?" fraate Ser
ihnge Iann NIT Ginger llberra.
i6ung.
.@ie ioatc i6 nidt Sen Serrn
Baron fennen? Wein SEER lit ia
elmer Der nafiten Hadbarn bcs
Shloiies Gbam b'Sipers."
u@ie beiBt glter Serr?"
o8raf BON Wirebel."
rIb!" entgegnete Sriiton nit itoI.
ser @eberoe. Damn fllbr CT tort:
limo Ole junse Dame lit alio-"
nSrGulein glanfe, bas cit,5ige
&ino meines Serrit, melfer. pie Der
Serr Baron nift pcrfeblen fam 5u
piiien, elmer Der reihlten gbelellte
Ser gan5en 8ogtei it,"
sd boffe, oaB bieier llniaq feline
ernIten Solgen BADEN miro" Iagte
Sriitan bieralif in faltem Gone. SD
bite Gl,f), gltrer ilngen Serrin Die
2beilnabme 81 be5eigen, ipelhe ih
ibremi 5lllll @liif MIR iebr leiftell
l1nfaa miome."
llnO Serr bon Champ b'Sipers
nabm ieinen Sltt nuf, Den er aiif BEN
Taien ~geporfen, uno tbat einige
S6ritte mad ieitem Yferoe, iueld|es
cr NIT benz 3iigel on ben Stamm
elmer eide gebunoen.
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ihon?" riei ser aIte 9iener.
nIQeroings. @as babe i6 bier
.5ll tbun?"
yHun-ih badte-ih glallbte-
ser Serr Baron piiroe pieaeidt Die
iltnge Dame, melher er bas Seben
gerettet bat, gan5 aitBer aller 8e-
fo6r unb ipieber gum 9eipubtietn CT.
padt ieben nolen."
ga trrt SIR @ud, mein lpaferer
Trermo," antmortete Srtit II.
.SrGulein bon Wirebel beoarfs me-
Der meiner Siiriorge nod meirer'
8eaenmart, uno ib laiie lie inter
gurem Sfllse bel poafommener 1e.
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guten Gag"
limo mGbreno Ser Baron Dies
ioste, iette er ben SUB in neN Steis.
biigel. H..
Gin iolbes 9enebmen BON SeNen
eines galanten irngen Serrn mar.
mie man 5ugeben miro, nei1lgItRns
ionberbar.
Die grflGrmg lit aber iebr GIN.
fad: es banbelte ii6 bier Inn Die
touienb unb erite Iuilage Der Inn.
Iterbliten Gbronif Der MorIYectl
ufto Gapuletti.
Seit Sobrbunberten hatten Die
9arone bon Champ b'Sipers irno
bie 8rofen BON Mirebel, Nahbarn
unb Nebenbubler an Wsaht ulo Sin.
ieben, iib einen furhtbaren Sab ge.
Ihmoren, Der bnrd) 3ipeifanp1e,,
gntiibrungen, @emalttbaten nno,
mic man bebauptet, iogar elnise
Weudelmoroe INNER neile Nabrnitg
erbalten bate.
0urd, ieinen Batter in ben @riiro.
iGsen oieies inltinctartigen i1no I'M.
pe~rniinftigen Safes er5ogen, bate
Der Baron iiG niht entbalten fon.
men, einen @ibermillen 81 empttit'
ben, aIs err iih plotlif Der grbtn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-11

Sbr gglantinen unb Dab @slantinen
gub liebt, oas He6t babe, bon Gud
allsfIbtli6ere 8eitGnbniiie 81 er.
Darten unb guf ST. fragen, lper Sbr
ieio, mie Cure 8iinihe lauten uno
melher Irt Cure Soffnungen iino."
nSa, ean5 geuiB babt Sbr oas
&ebt, Captain" a%nttportete Der
iunse Mann roi4; nunb id peiB es
10 gut, oaB i6 germ Dor alien Singen
nit guh bon mir geiprohen bate;
IN Der furd)tbaren llngerpiBbeit aber,
Delder Sbr mid 10 eben entriiien,
bate id nift Die &raft ba3u."
r@oblan, Weiiire, jest, no Sbr
mieOer berlibigt ieib, ernarte i'd"
sd besinne oenn," iagte Der I'm.
befannte, nuno bebenfet, Captain,
bob id 5l 9lQem, lpas id gllf iagen
meroe, a1t ben 9emeis %liefern fann.
@irnoert Gild baber iiber ni6ts, wie
iiberrai6eno ollf Die 0inge iein mo.
gen, Die i6 Gl,b er5Gblen peroe."
sd bin nod iebr jung" antfpor'
tete Ga Gu5on, ouno Oennoh, lett
Dem i6 in Dem Mlter Der lleberle.
grng itebe, beionbers felt 5pei Sab
rem, babe ih unter meinen slugen 10
piele anideineno nnmoglihe Singe
Dor ii6 geben ieben, baB eS berte
zines @unberS bebiirfen piiroe, Inn
mid IN gritaunen al ieben. llno
ielb1t oieiem 8unber gegeniiber
miirbe id pobl Die IQmadt @ottes
anbeter, aber obne gritannen."
,8or nod ipenigen Sagen," bob
Ser ltnbefamnte an, pnannte if MIDI
Gaoul Clement unb mar &%eiteroffi.
sier inter ben 9efeblen oes Serrn
BON SiQeroi."
Gin S~ransoie!" rief Ga Gu5on,
irnuiafiirli6 Die Stirn rrn5elnb,
nSbr ieib S%rou5oie!"
y2oiiet mid io~rtfobren, Gapitdit.
Sd iogte gltd,, mas i6 geitern
par-ib meroc @ud MN iagen, lpas
id morgen iein iperoe. Wtorgen
miro Der fran5oiiide Sffi5ier Haoul
Clement aiiigebort BADEN 81 eriltl-
rem uno Der iranhe.comteliIde ga'
ron &aoul bon Champ b'Sipers
miro an feline Stelle getreten fem"
Ils Der GopitGn Oieien gtamen
nennen borte, bielt er plotlih lein
Yferb an nnb betradtete nit oifcn-
funOiger SeItiir5ung ieinen Seglci-
ter, beiien ib0nes, coles, gleid5eitig
ionftes uno mGnnlideS Intlib BON
ben meiBen Strablen beS Goamon-
bes beleudtet milroe.
yHaonl bon Champ b'SiuerS, "
mieoerbolte cr nit bepegter Stim.
me: ,Sbr? 9as lit ia mm0glid
0oS groBe rnb Itarfe 8eidle6t Der
Champ b'SiperS 1T leiber erloi6en.
Der lebte Baron bieies Nomcns ionb
Dor lGngcr ais Swan5ig Sobren nit
leinem nod IN Der @iege Iiegenoen
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01
GIRLS SCHOOL TO REOPEN
Bishop Hopkins Hall at Rock
Point Ready in 1911.
Building Will Bc Remodclcd ana Corps
of ~iN or Eight Tenchc-s 33n@ngcd
Moro Money for Repu.rs
Necessary.

At n meeting Of the trustees held I'M this
city Friday afternoon, It was decided
to reopen the girls school Al Rock Point
Bishop Hopkins hall. in September. 1911
The executive committee was instructed
and authorized to put tho building in
shape for occupancy at that time and
Bishop a. G. a. Han Is already in corre-
spondcnce with a prospective principal.
A corps Of from ak 20 eight teachers
will b. engaged soon as the principal
has been definitely decided upon The
$4,000 endowment fund has been COM
pleted and from this an Income Of nearly
5000 viii he available annually for the
maintenance Of the school. From 30 to 60
pupils will he accommodated.
The proposed alterations and repairs
vii! cost from 5000 to 5000 and Of this
sum s. 600 has been raised. Tho work Of
preparation will probably begin at once
The school closed about n years ago but
he building has been kept in good condi-
ton.
TIE members of the board of trustees
vino were present at the meeting Fri
day were Bishop A. c. y. Hall. Charles
T.. Parker of Vergeuncs, Joseph a. De
Boer of Montpelior. +. i. ellison Of Rut-
land and II. b. Shaw and the Re-. Or
q. !. Bliss of Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01
NEW ENGLAND'S LATiON.

lFrom tho New York NorldD
New England Is the first section to make
a complete report under the new census.
The six States have It combined popu-
lation In 1910 Of 6, 55i,oo. against $3.50, coo
in 1900 and 100000 in 1894. The increase
for the decade lust concluded is st4 go,
against $40. 600 for its prede cessor.
Fer more than half century Maine,
Vermont and New Hampshire have been
growing very slowly, but the increase
In the other three has been Invariably
large. Massachusetts. Connecticut and
Rhode Island with a land area of only
li,Uo square miles have 5,o24Dpo inhabi-
tants. Rhode Island has more than 500
people to the square mile or land area.
It density equaliod by only three coun-
tries of k,urope-Englan belgium and
Saxony
IT Is significant that willie these three
old and comparatively crowded States
are growing so much, Missouri and
Iowa. with a combined area of l25, coo
square miles. comprising one of the most
iertile bodies of land on the globe, have
increased only 1855. 90 this narrow mar
GIN being supplied chiefly by St Louis
and Kansas city. while Iowa itself has
SUFFERED small loss Missouri has been
passed In rank by little Massachusetts,
less THAN one-eighth its size.
IL Is already evident that the present
census Is going to make greater changes
IMAM any other In the representation Of
the STATES IN the lower House Of Con-
sfes' The northeast. the south ana tn.
tar west are going to gain, While the
sresS The northeast, the South and the
M'sSlssippi and OF the Missouri river
Nalleys are going to lose.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01
TIE HEN As NATIONAL BIRD.

!" me Editor Of the Free Press.
peHeve that our country should be
efhpieihi@ed by the hen which giycth.
'a'h'r than by the eagle which takcth
away.
me eagle is not ~ symbol for land
whose boast is her freedom 10 all corners
~ DE sure ne represents strength, but
the strength of what? The vandal bar
o"1an who swoops down and plumbers
'"e "ylng empire OF Rome, making every
ono sad
ne h'n on the other hand. stands for
Nui'uie ana learning. She gives freely
~ her treasures, which symboli2e the
p'e'ious gems OF learning. Just as eggs
'''o'east IN value as the years so by. so
Sh""'d the learning and culture which
''e J. ), A. gives 10 the world increase
Nho would wish th,s mos, glorious
'o"h'fF Of earth TO he sNmbolized bv a
i'""eT' ! certainly do not, ana therefore
s'ahd forth and proclaim the hens
p'""eHe AS it appears to A Twentieth
century Poultryman.
south Burlington. Nov Is ia
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01
DOLAN SENTENCED.
south burlington Man Found Guilty
of Rrrnch of tho Peace.

Judge Mower In city court Saturday
morning sentenced James j.. - ,lan of
South Burlington to serve not less than
one year and a half and not more than
two years at the House of Correction ut
Rutland. Dolan took an appeal and the
court liked bail at $1,000. Dolan was given
hearing on charge of assault with in
tent TO Kill his wife during family row
the night before Thanksgiving. Judge
Mower did not find the evidence sufficient
to hold Dolan on this charge. but SEN
fenced the man for breach of the peace.
Mrs. Dolan claimed in her testimony that
Dolan pointed shotgun at her and told
her to say her prayers. He denied this
on the stand. claiming that he was load
ing the gun IN order to have it ready for
chicken thieNee
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01
AZ OLD WINDSOR COUNTY PAPER

~
emmy "''H permitted 10
'''' 10 ''TF interesting renindei
W. vac j"'""'HSin 81 oiher days, IN the
1''''t ~ copy OF the Vermont Repuh-
a. "H o' IN" ISSUE OF February 20, lSl1
piper 'upHShed At windsor by Jesse
"c"'"H' me publishers or those days
"aS'eu no time chHslng after and print
IiF '"o"' news Tor they had more ger
''" business on hdhd. Nobody can tell,
- 'o'N'n" AT ihlS particular issue OF the
Nepup"cah' Tor instance what was go
'"S Oh III Nlil''s or az that time. The pa
per ooe'h say WAethor~this or that
''u'V" was 10 serve "A ten cent supper
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01
TER NURSES GRADUATE
Glass Of 1910 at Fanny Aller
Hospital.
exercises Held in Nurses Drawirs
Hoom SATURDAY. Aftcrnnou-Dnn-
quot served 20 Members of
Faculty by sisters.

~,
,- w." ','''ns Sch'oI az mt
-, "N''''"' 9a'' ""' "''eiho'n
,,..'..,.. Va wv "'''" ,erS WIN
| i''S' ~ CLASS was
','- ''e eN'''' were helh
~. e,.o a,.l,< N''5 'o'"l peslhhin4
--t, , " ''' "a 'e' NUN
r.. o,.,. va 'c1o' d'eu VIII
49,, anu SUI ana VIA
- "''''' vi me GAS
it.,,., m az ~ 'l"'reh'''
r,oi. .,,,... -'N'a99 wore
~, ''''
''e"FI WIN prayer
li.., 40 mn c1apitlh OF iha
a. ease SPOKE '1'fY
''l'' men .'"'l.~i
,. i''li'. VI ll' nurse.
60 '-' ''''H'h' super 'i ~
N'"'-'' SpoNe OF '
'"V nun PROGRESSION a''l
"""'''"s '.'7 I'''hIuI S'a1'"-
pei i'i ma 'I,' "' oNhes ""oA arr
'','','' " ''"'''"iHCe OF the WORK Or
D'' ,"s .''S o'''"'F me-
'l>9 - ~ lower '4I''I'torian o. %
90" .'''''S r'aSS' gave Ne' aadresS' "hi al
was RESPONDED 10 Tor the juniors by All 3,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01

They are Henry Sutton of Kingston, n
q. Mrs. Emma MacIIodt Of Burlington
and Eddie and Harold Sutton, the former
of Burlington and tho latter OF the United
states navy, stationed on the flagship
Georgia. at present In Brest. France.
There are five grandchildren. Mr.. SUIT
ton has been in the employ of tho Stand
ard Oh company for the past 30 years
and Is well known in Burlington.
The couple were very much surprised
when their friends assembled at their
home Sunday, bearing with them many
remenbrances a hountiful repast was
served during the evening.
Among those from out of town were
Mrs. Charles Gricder of BROOKLYN ~ y.
and Mrs. S. NacIioldt OF Kingston, n. Y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01
RROCKNEY DISCHARGED,
Evidence Not sufficient to Hold Motor
man for County Court.

Amos Brocknev, the motornan who
was opera ting tho street car on the lower
road to WinoosK on the night of Octobe :
70. whe' James H. Williams was killed,
was Saturday discharged nv Judge
Mower In city court, the evidences being
deemed insufficient. to hold Brockney for
the county court. Brockney is thus
cleared Of a technical charge of man
slaughter. The case was investigated at
the request of the public service com
mission. Judge Mower held that no
evidence had been produced to show how
Williams came TO be on the track on the
night in question. Neither was It shown
that the car was running at an excessiy c
rate of speed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01
DRESSED IN "BLACK AND YELL
LOW"

No "football Colors' but the color Of
the carton containing Foley's Honey and
Tar, the best and safest cough remedy
for all coughs and colds. DO not accept
substitute but see that you get the gen
uine Foley's Honey and Tar in yellow
carton with olack letters. j, w. OSuli-
van, "a Church street Shanlev g. Estey,
WinOoSk1.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01
MARRIED 40 YEARS.
Anniversary Observed Yesterday d,
Nr. and Mrs. Elijah sutton.

number Of intimate friends and rela-
tiFes pleasantly surprised Mr.. and Mrs.
Eljah sutton Of 2I4 North avenue sun
day, IT being the 40th anniversary OF
their marriage, Mr. and Mrs, Sutton were
married in Jersey city, n. j.. November
Y. 1870
-Four of their 10 children are living.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01

A HOT SEHOLD MEDICINE

70 be really valuable must show equally
good results from each member of the
family using 1t. Foey's Honey and Tar
does just this Whether for children or
grown persons Tolev's Honey and Tar is
best and safest for all coughs and colds
j. w. O'Sullivan. "A Church street; Shan
ley & Estey, W'nooski
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01
GOSSIP FROM GAY GOTHAM
New York May Soon Have
Worlds Greatest Opera House
ljurhor Grccts New southern Ameri-
cnu ljncr4---,aw Ends Strange Ca
rc~r OF "InnaNa tnna"--Ihe
Grass Green Dog Socicty's
Latest Fad.

n now seems certain that New York is
soon to have the largest opera house In
the world, and as result the seething OF
the local opetatir cauldron which has
been pcrplexing not only local music
lovers but those all over tho country a.
well may finally he stilled. After three
seasons of conflict between Two rival
grand opera productions the powers that
DO decided that one would ne sufficient
and give better results. Accordingly the
present season opercd with only one.
Two weeks, however, have sufficed to
demonstrate that the present opera house
is not sufficient for the citv's needs,
since practically every seat Is sold to To-
cal season subscribers. leaving little
chance for the out-of-toWn visitor to hear
the high salaricd song birds. Ana so
the old situation will have to he met once
more. and once more Il is stated That
the city is to have new opera house.
In this case, however, it will not con-
flict with the existing one, since according
to report the latter is to be disposed of
as soon as the new home of hgh-priced
song $ completed. The projected build
ng which with It's site will probably cost
in the neiGhborhuod of $1,000, 900 viii be
able to accommodate almost twice IS
large an audience as the present building
with its capacity of 400. thus givins
the transient visitor a chance to OBJ
tain good seats. The building which is
TO re abandoned cost Sl,56G.tNo and with
the ground on which it stands is to-day
valued at about S7oo0ooD Just what use
will he made of it when the new opera
house Is completed Is as yet unknown.
but 1t Is not believed that New York will
nave more than one grand opera company
next season. The uow s19000,0O0 opera
house may not be ready by then, but If
1T is not the Old one win he turned to
some non-compotitive use
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01
Deans Rheumatic Pills FOR Rheuma-
tism and Neuralgia. Entirely vege-
table. Safe.
ADVERTISED LETTERS,

List Of unclaimed letters remaining in
the Burlington postoffice for the week
ending November %, 1910:
MEN 8 LIST.
No 216 Main street. George Anders on
DR.. II. a. Barker. Daniel Drown, Leon
Dorr, Louis Fordie. George +. Grey. j.
Hefiiass, William Heggie, H. II. Holman
e. Iashaver. Mr.. and Mrs John Mills
Jr.. John II. O'Nei. f, J. Rayter, DIR. g.
w. Rich w. A. Simmons. J. O. Son3er-
vile, Taunton Rug Co.
WOMEN'S LIST
Miss Beatrice Bray. Mrs Emma f.
Davis, Miss Bertha Dennis. Miss Belle
Denton Miss Julia A. EuStace Mrs.
Green. Pike street. Miss Rose Jerry
Louise Lahaye. Miss Jennie Lamphier
Miss lila NJ Larabee Mrs. Louisa Las
sor, Mrs j. Lavoie Miss Grayes Law
renee. Miss Carrie LIVINGSTON. Mrs. G. g.
Longeway, Mrs Nettie Martin. Miss
Kathleen Orser, Mrs. A. r. Parker. Mrs
IL. \. Scloff, Anna TaCy.
WINOOSKI STATION
Jan Barcoth, Annie Depont Florence
Derr Alphonso Faiscr, Edith Hastings
Frank Sodersteon. May White.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01
GOOD RESULTS ALWAYS Eo,,ow

The use of Foley Kidney Pills They are
uphuildns, strengthening and soothing.
Tonic In action quick In results. ]. W.
o'Suil'van, Il 'hWch Street, STANLEY Il
EstoN, WnuOski
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01

one or the strangeSt professional en-
reers which has ever been discovered in
this city has been drought To an end at
least temporarily ny the arm Of the
law, and "Bnnana Anne" its oreinato
and sole practitioner is facing trial with
a possible Jail sentence And vet her
only crime was 10 realize that banana
skins and apple cores were useless by
products and to discover a remuncrative
us" for them. As a result in the last
three Years she has Noted about 1850
BY applying her discovery and using
perhaps ten cents worth OF the ma
toridl needed lnde cd she has run n
single hanana skin UP TO $L0n and an
appi0 core AT least once hrouelt her
$50 Her method was simple She mere
~ sold these articles To transport ton
companies. She sold them, however, at
the top Of the market. Carving n small
black la < containing a number of these
by-prodUctS it Was h,r cU.stull ia board
train, ferIynolt or street car. drop
one ob'rusively and 1t the first sudden
start or stop, step on II ana fQll. The
rest as her earnings at the rate of
$3.50 year shoY. WAS easy. She simply
made the most Favorable settlement
possible with tho claim NJ thus avoid
ing damage suits IN the colrts. How
ever, banana Anna slipped once too
often and it is likely that the courts
VIII soon put an end 10 her strange pro-
fessiun and also dSprc.s the price of
banana skins a"d apple cores
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01

"nOan's Ointment cured me Of
coma that had annoyed me a lonA
inle. The cure was permanent.
ton :. W Matthews, Commissioner
Labor Statistics. Augusta, Ms.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01
TINE INDIGNANT COSrER

Ere, ni~sus, CIV" over plnchin' them
bananas. Ave go at the cokernuts In 70
stead Tho Sketch.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01
WOMEN'S LIST.
WINOOSKI STATION.

Impure blood runs you down
makes YOU an easy victim for organic
diseases. Hurdock Blood Bitters puri-
tes the blood-cures the cause
builds Won up
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01
FAMILY ROW AIRED
South Burlington Man and Wife
Tell Their Stories
james OcIau In Court on charge ~
Assault with intent TO i>ili---Ar-
rested nfter struggle
with Officer.

member the children"
"A piercing scream following the above
frightened cry Of Mrs. James Dolan sent
Constable l.. NJ Ravlin Of South Burlire-
on hurryins to the D0l4n homr last
week Wednesday about 10 O'Clock lie
found Mrs. polan lying or It bed in a
email dark bedroom in an uncpnecioug
condition, while her husband, James T..
0olan, was trying to bring hct out of =
svoon. Under the bed, with about six
inches OF the barrel showing. was a
'oaded shot gun. Mrs. Dolans two youni;
children were crying and al was In q
ftate Of confusion.
This was in substance tnc stof,- tolr
Iudgv Mower in city court Friday.
5hen nolau was a1raiGucd or q charge
of assault with intent to Kill. +. ..
Webster appeared for Doan md State'4
Attorney H. +. shaw conducted the
prosecution
At the concla-i0 Of the ho,rioc loto
Friday afternoon, Judge Mower de-
cded that there was rot caouzh cvidcuc"
10 warrant holding Dolan on the assault
'harge but that No coud probably he
held on charge OF breach Of the peace.
As the affair took piece in South Bur-
1ugton Judge Mower will wait until
to-day before deciding whether or not ;nn
case Is within tho Jurisdiction Of the city
court.
BATTLE WITH OFFICER
Dolan was arrested ON Thanksgiving
lay by Constable Ha,iiu after hard
battle in which Doau hy Ms personal
appearance in court yesterday. seemed to
nave hecu worstoG. 51is left "vc WIS
swollen and cut aud covered with Il
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01

Every year sees important additions
TO the fleet of big liners devoted to trade
ana travel between the United States and
the Caribbean and South America with
the sailing of the steamship Hamburg
from this port on November 80 for 1av-
ana and other points in the West Indies.
another large steamship will be added
10 thiS service. The great increase in
business in these lands. which few AM
orleans ever visited down to dozen
years ago. Is shown by the growth in the
size of the vessels devoted to this ser
VICE, the Hamburg being the largest liner
ever put into the regular service to
cuba. Canadian service has lust
beeh established to the east coast Of
South America and "A line from New
YORK TO the west coast of the same con-
tnent made It's first Failing this week
AT the present time it is possible for
americans to travel to the West indies
and South America in as great COM
Tort and on the same class OF steam
SHIPS as in going to Europe. The great
increase in the number Of persons an
XiouS to make pleasure or business trlps
to the southern halr of the western hem
lSphere IS Of coarsc Responsible for
these changes aul indicates the decided
growth in business and In friendly in
t"rest on the part If americans in tho
countries south Of them
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-10-27
.CRIPPEN GUILTY;
PENALTY IS DEATH
AMERICAN PRESERVES sToIcAL
ATTITUDE AS HE HEARS
JURYs VERDICT.
VERDICT IN 20 MINUTES

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