Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-09-10

NttltlNIg oIlW \ lNltSl uuNt lNHdlhNN
as political as well rs flnancal--Gcn.
1ral DragomirOf resigns as governor Of
Kieff- Troops guarding all trains on
Manchurlan railroad Grown Price
Of Saxony forced to retire from thearmy
-tireat meeting Of workingmen at
Birmingham endorses Chamberlain
Honolulu japanese organizing for
better conditions of iife-Alovement
to shut out foreigners from German
technical iversities-Arthur Lar
com appointed British agent in tie
Venezuelan arbitration preceding
Seryiau officers arrested for demanding
courtmartial Of those implicated in re-
cent asSaSsinatiOns
SUNDAY, SEPT. 6.
Severe thunder storm, accompanied
by lightning, hail aud high winds,
causes the death Of two men and dam
age to property aggregatiEg hundreds
of thousands of dollars In New England
Schooner Jennie r. Dubois of West
Mystic, Conn, struck and sank by Ger
man freighter or Block island Mrs.
George Hunter, wife of the Scottish
millionaire likely to lie the next chal-
lengcr for the America cup; she admits
she is considering such action Mrs.
o. IL. =. Belmont, formerly Mrs VIII
liam *. Vanderbilt ST., said to have
offered to give the present Mrs Wander.
bilt her S2OO0,O0O residence, Marble
hOuse--Through an error Quincy,
Mass, has no appropriation for United
States government building Eighteen
horses suffocated in fire In the Boston
Coal cOmpany's stable at Boston
Commander Robert +. Peary t. S. ~,
to make another dash for the north
pole--Waterboy, 4 to 1, wins the
century $4,000 stakes at Sheepsheud
bay--rhree young women drowned in
Femwood pend, Albany--Waiter j.
Travis wins the national amateur golf
championship at Nassau Icy 3 and i
over Byers- Mount Vernon. y. H., be-
gins triple celebration of centennial an
nivCrsary, incorporation and old-homo
weck-COntrolle Of the treasury de-
cides that militia shall have pay, sub
sistence aud transportation when TAX
ing part with the regular forces In any
exercises.
MONDAY. SEPT :.
-Four persons k He'd and GO hurt II
seriously, in collision OF electric ears at
Pelham. n. H.; moDrman said to have
misunderstood starters orders Death
at Newton, Mass, Of Rev Alvah HOyey,
y. D., one OF best known Baptist clergy
men Longshoreme and freight
handlers Of New Orleans, 5000 in all,
on strike Colorado militia ordered
out 10 keep striking miners within
bounds Lewis Nixon challenges
Tammany to nominate Mcclellan at its
peril Seizure OF valuable lace by New
York customs ofiicers-D. b. Hill
dominates meeting Of New York state
Democratic Ommittee---Secrctary
Shaw to deposit S2.5OO0OO IN five banks
IN st. Louis Lolita Armour, DR..
Lorenzs former patient TO take dane
ing lessOns-Dedicatio at WalpOlc, ~.
H., of new ST. Johns Episcopal church
Bullet wounds found IN body taken
from the water in New York harbOr-
Storm causes wrecking OF a passenger
train near Pennington. Conn.,. NJ.
Benque arrested at New York for
threatening Secretary John Hay; de-
clared 10 he insaEe-Itallan Socialists
and antd-SOcialists at LINN, Mass, in
two brief riotS---Tom Johnson IN con
tempt for saying Hanna owns the
courts Warren w. Hart Of Boston
makes his i0th ascent OF MI. Washing
ton--Governo Beckham makes open
ing speech In Kentucky Democratic
campaign Bloody fiagellntion preya-
lent penance in Philippines
British ship builders and designers may
elaborate en- cup challenger
TUESDAY, SEPT. 8.
President Roosevelt, in Labor day
speech at Syracuse, says enemy of wage
Garner is the man who condones mob
violence or breaches class hatred; cap
ital and labor each owe duty 10 the
other and 10 the state and nation
NJ. w. Baker removed from position Of
postmaster Of Randolph. Mass, and now
in critical condition from paralytic
stroke; said to be short In his accounts
-Four persons seriously injured I'm
head-on trolley smashCp at Wrenthnm,
Mass--Peary's ship TO be named
Charles S. Darling, In recognition Of as
sistant secretary OF navy-Brisk fall
Of snow on Mount Washington
Three desperate prisoners break jail at
Albany-Albert Champion rides a
mile on motor cycle n % 2-5 seconds
Thomas NJ Clark, presiding bishop
Of Episcopal church In this country,
dies At Middletown, Conn. aged 81
Michael Nolen, " lille insane, drives
priests and worshippers from church
at Nashua, N. H., and destroys paint
ings and statua-y--James Caya-
paugh, -, and Allen Dion, ., drowned
Mt Providence-Pope's three sisters
reach Rome--Notabla dimunitlon in
eruption Of Yesuvius- Many soldiers
suffer from sunStroke during French
army unnnpuVprS---T opkOuf I'm Fin