davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-09
ATlAaIa EHEieaT RaIEs

A merry sght is being wAged in
GeOSgia-shd the outcome will be
watched with interest.
The Atlanta Chamber of Gem
meEes, which is composed Of -ome
81 the richest and most influential
basiRsss men IN the South, and
the Georgia Railroad COmmis-
sion. which Vas, presumably, elected
by aSd for the people, mSy be
styled the parties Of the first part
While the railroads entering Atlanta
may be known - the parties Of the
second part.
The people, who ere seoOhdarily
considered, are the parties Of the
third part
The parties % che Grst part de-
mand more equable railroad rates
from the parties Of the second part,
and the parties Of the third part
are watching the fur hy and pro
pairing 10 benefit when the railroad
hide IL nailed on the fsncs 10 dry.
AZ IL well knO~n % every basiness
man doing business south Of At
lanta, transportation rates 10 and
from Atlanta are 0bs0iHieIUI
Drohibitire. With some Of the
largest Wholesale houses in the
south. quoting most iBtsresting
prices. ne Of Florida for instances
cannot avail ourselves Of these rstss
bscanse Ihs freight would Be nearly
equal % the original purehass price
Al he e0Ods.
The people o. Atlanta have finally |
Asaksnsd 10 thu faca-thsy have
lnaIly discovered that the people Of |
Jarks0nvills o. DsTAnd Coz Instance
aast pay ss much freight On . bar
n IL gFits shiPPod from Atlanta
sdsy - they paid '-bsfO' De wah."
lad ths people Of Atlanta are
irsd--thsy are reel tired They
% Star The Raiiroaa Co@mission
IN . sharp stick-prOddsd up the !
,s1ksrs and dsnandsd rslisf; The I
'ri,snnd comzission met The Eail-
aats and dsmnadsd mozs saaabls Q
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-09
sfHIILE
stsciaI Cnfrrsp.. n.lsnsr.

II
seville. september 6, 1904 DIR. {
A. Stiles and family retuFne,
from Green Island, near savannah
last Tuesday. They report a yer,
nice trip, bat think there l. no plac,
like Seville for comfort 10th summed
aud winter. DR.. stiles has bOuKh l
the katz place and Wiil repair ana
improve the place. and move a. carly
a. possible.
Mr.. Henry Price has moved into the
cottage opposite Mr. :. A. Baker'-
residence.
NJ. J. e. Robinson spent Tuesday
last IN Jacksonville, returning On y
m. train, accompanied by his >on,
Louis.
Everybody l. busy gardening on
muck lands on Lake Louise. There
Will be the largest acreage planted Ia
some time.
MT l.. =. Causey has bought the
Lent house and abOut 509 acres of
land, including large tract Of very
tine hammock, which he i. nOW clear.
ing for truck farming ON quite large
scale.
Mes-Ts. James and Marion Causey
are having ca acres of their father :
pine land cleared two miles vest Of
Seville, and viii put Out peach trees
this winter. There will then b. about
- acres in peaches and 3 la orange
on Mr.. Causey' = home place.
Another year will see close onto ssl
acTes In peaches in les than three
miles Of Seville. The peach bu.inc-s
promises To he quite a feature IN the
1pb1iidin OF this community.
Visitors Co OuT buTg often remark
the absence Of the tosn loa!er. That
j. one Individual that can lind no az
sOciates, asd II one happens along he
either goes Ia work, stays at home, ur
goes fishing. Labor l. scarce and
wages fair; 80 no One can have an ~.
cuse 20 loaf.
The editorial In TBE News In re.
gard Ia the lobby isis ought to furnish
food for thought foT the voters in the
future. and members Of the Legisla
ture that can BE- influenced by cor.
rupt methods, OT Gail Ia Represent
their constituents heat interests, re-.
FaTdlez- OF their own personal con
vietiOus OF wishes Of private Parties
az corporations, shOuld be lett at
home al the next primary.
Mrs. Katie Frazier lace Ms Pre-
VattI Of jacksonville is On a visit To
her mother for a feW days.
Mr.. John Can-ey has about three
acres In sweet potatoes. They ar,
the hnest 10 he seen In this section.
Miss LeoBOTa Fildss Gill teach the
BradhOck school the present tern.
school opened Monday, September :.
On account Of making the .. hool
more central, ia vas moved To Han.
mond.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-09
canadians AtlarL Toharrs Tru~,.

The Canadian government la,
inauRuTatrd eight against the Tobacco
trust which seems likely tO -ucceed.
\ biIl has passed the house pTOVid
ing for the TeyoC alton of the license
subject To the condition that the
purchaser ~hall not sell 0T deal la goods
OF a like kind pr~iuccd by any other
Manufacturer az dealer. The mca ASSURE
e a good one and suggests a new anti.
trust remedy. OuT congress shOuld
pass suCh a Law and thus pat an end Ia
0nr Of the vicious pTaCtlcrs Of the
trust. The IommoneT.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-09
Absoess.

W. N Harrison. Cleveland. MI..
Erites, Aug. o., lsEs. Il want Ia "a,
a SOrd ct praise for BallaId's Sno1
Imminent. sicppcd 0a a nail. Whlcl
'au-Fd the c"rd- IN my Ter 60 contract
af'si an a''-i'ss io rise In my knee, ans
the 'io-t"r told me that I WOuld have
a stlu l.r: - "nr day went Ia !. n
Lords drug store luhO l. nav in Den
yer. 'ol".l IT, Recommended a hottie
of Snow iinimrnt; I rot a "a. slzr
and ~ cured my ieF. Ia l. the b.,
linim-ni In the WoFld "
ABS ISIS, With frW exception.
are Indicative of constipation oT De.
bility. They may. hoseyer. Tesul,
from blows &C fTom foreign bodies in.
tTotuced into the skin OT iiesh. suc h AZ
splinters. thSTRs. etc.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-09
Beauiiful Women.

Plump checks. hushed with the soft
elOw Of health and a pure complex
ion. make all women beautiful Take
a small dose of HeTbine after each
meal; IL will prevent COnstipa ton ana
help digest what YEA have eaten. Ia
Mrs. Wm. NJ. Stroud. Midlothian,
Texas, writes, MAJ 81, lsOi: we
have used HeTbine In our family foF
eight years, and found ia the best
medicine we ever used for cOnstipa.
ton, bilious fever and malaria "
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-09

Every part Of the Mucous mem
brane, the nosc, throat, ears. head
and lungs etc, are subjected 90 die
ease and blight from neglected colds.
baliards Horehouua Syrup = q pleas-
aat and elective remedy. &c. s0c.
81 w. Akendrick, Valley Mill, Tex.
as. writes: "a have u.ea BILLIARDS.
hOrehouRd SyTup for coaghs and
threat tranbies; ID h . pleaSant anA
most elective remeay."
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-09

For the year ending JShs 30,
1894, Tampa cigar manufacturer
paid To the national government a.
duties ~, 326, S9l.2l. This shows q
steady growth since lsse. when
s2.s0O wHs paid in. The Tribune
Of last Sunday contained eight
pages devoted 10 the cigar isdastry
Of that section. The cigar factories
Of Tampa have . weekly payroll Of
sl76.0O0. which 10 paid in cash
every Saturday night New fsctO-
mes ere established every month,
and thsrs appears 10 be no limit 10
the growth Of the business ThsEs
are 81 present 400 factories in the
sity, employing about 10000 WORK
srA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-09
III ROiL0KAI case.

| In having on liz ticket for 80 re-
sPonsible = position - suPeFintssS'
snt Of al the public schools Of the
State . man who il accused Of q
crime, the Democratic party il put
in rather . bad light
| Holloway may Or may not be
guilty. Every man, until be Is con
yicted. is considered innocent under
the Law.
| Holloway cannot be taken OF the
ticket simply because he has bees
charged with crime by q political
opponent II such . precedent we're
established. any POt-house politician
could accuse the candidates for ev-
cry Office Of crime. and prevent
them from aspiring. Sueh = preee-
dent, once established. would prove
. snap 10 the average dirty POliti
cian.
IL there was . respectable minor
ity political party in this State. with
one chance in q hundred u win
ming, . candidate accused % crime
would insist on Q speedy trial-h
be were inDoeent-that his name
would be cleared But with prae.
tleally only one st % candidates in
the field, and the election an as
suTed fact, there is no special Tea-
son except one 81 personal pride
for . stainless naI0el Why Mr..
Holloway should INSIST on bis case
being heard before the election.
There may have been good reason
Why be waived preliminary sHami-
naiiOn-hs may have known . thing |
OF two about the justice before
whom Mr.. Sheats sWOFe out his |
warrant We do not know how
such things are worked in Alachua
eOunty-but in Volusia county
well, the les said the better. We
have some honest justices and we
have OtheTs-seveTAl Of them.
Holloway may have known what !
would have been done 10 him
what evidences would have been
admissible" and what would have
been ''inadmissabls" that's what We
style il in Voiusia comfy when We
have dirty WORK to dOp-And be may
have decided that no trial under
the circumstances Was better than
that which be would have received
The fact that Holloway IN accused
Of crime BY political opponent, is
nothing against him; the fart that
be waived al examination in Alachna
county may only prove his good
Judgment. and political seumen.
But Holloway should bOu request
q speedy trial The Circuit Court |
Judge for bis circuit must be - pure. |
honest man. Ne Gill have IN try |
the case before or after the election
IL Holloway is guilty, he has no
business on the ticket and should he
taken on by the State Committee;
IL be 10 innocent. be should himself
desire that his innOcsnee BE- made
known 20 the people Of the state.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-09
Ct Saved Ma leg

y. \. DdniOrth Of LsGFange. Ga.
suffered tOT siA months With A triFbt
tel running ~UTc On hi lee. tat write.
that Bucklen', Arnica Salye who'll,
cured u IN I've days FoT Ulcers
WOUNDS. pilcs. it's the best salve 10
the world. IuTe guaranteed Onl,
:, 'ents. Sold 10y a.. w Fisher and
W. a. Allen \ 10, Druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-09
IA Grange Crap Ssld.

The fruit Of the grove ct W. a..
Ciyatt az Terra 'eia vas purchased a
Tea daV- aro by the Mclean a Sim.
ga. tOT $3.50 Nj Mclean says thry
vii ship in the nighboThOod of Iss,
loNes grapefruit, l90 orange and Ia
boxes tangerines from this grove. -
Palmetto News.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-09

The pills that are potent in their
action AMI pleasant in effect are
DyNitt's Little Early RiseTs. W. =.
PhilpOt OF ALBANY, Ca, SAYS: "Du.
ring a bilious attack took one.
small a. IL vas, u did me more gOOd
than calOBcl, blue mass, or ANY other
pill ] ever tOok, and az the same time
the effect was pleasant. Little EaTlS
RlseIs are certainly an IDEAL pill
Sold by g.. W. Fisher.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-09

strange story CONES from the littlt
town Oi Aiken, IN SoutheTn Mar, Land,
over the death of Walter "a. whitney.
a pronounced atheist, bat one of the
mOst pOpulaT residents of the place.
l.ast sunday night Whitney 80. coa.
NcrstnP With -onr friends. when b.
-uddrnly cN,,laime,l. n def, 90.
Almighty Co strike ne dead" Instant
" whitney 'rll To the fiOOr. and when
those about him picked bin up be
Was dead
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-09

The latest dodge ue have heard
about !. In the prohibition state Of
south DAKOTA, where the hardware
merchant cell spirit-ievels with stop
prs In them, and each holds a sQuare
drink Of good whiskey. They are said
TO fully answer every purpose.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-09

There i II present osly one sur
wing veteran az The wsE Of 1914
Who b dEawiRg . Psn~iOa-bat
thsre ere I.sl7 widows a veterans
of ~ unr az I6i9 q 10 ponsioa
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-09
The O.. AN. Is the B-,i Line toS ,.LsuIS.

FoI schedules, sleeping car Te-rTVa
tl"us 80 further information STite I0
~. Fleming. Fia. PAS. Agent, bB
" Bay 81 jacksonville. 4. L. stone,
q. q. A., Louisville. Nv.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-09
EOlla These old veterans are great
fellows for leaving young widowA

30 Dave Hill viii retire from pol.
ities JaouaFy l. Let rs see, wasn't
Il Frank Clark who retired" about
four years ago.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-09

Vote against all the proposed
amendments 90 the Constitution.
They are not in the interests u the
common people.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-09

The heirs Of n. X. shaw Of Jackson
vile have sued the Jacksonville
Electric Company and the Georgia
southern and Florida RailW AZ
COMPANY Tor Go.000 ShaE, Who ga
conductor. wss KILLED by an acc ident
In jacksonville on July J
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-09
DEAOtRATIC TICKET.

President IA EisCturs.
H.P. BAlLT,
IA. JENNINGS.
Lee. ku0NCE.
A NEWTON.
"a STuNEMAN.
FoT Cunsr-s.
TBANk CLAhk.
FoT Goyrrn,sr,
II BRON ARD
Fos sssrstsry Of state.
a CLAH:CEAwPpHD.
For Cc@ptrIlsr,
&C. GROOM
Fos TrsasarsToi state.
M. v. KNOTT.
For staff scho,pl superintendent.
Nm. n. HOLLOWAY.
tfot Commissiunsr " Agriculture.
re NcLIN.
For Raiir,ad C,smmiszioBrT,
JOHN T.. MORGAN.
For STATE Chesi.s.
re ROSE
500 sapras Court JusIies-sycars.
a. FENglCk TAYLOR
Poe Representatives.
CHAs. T. SMITH.
ii. sPARKaAN.
For Coaniy Jadrr.
} L. aCROEY.
For Clsrk of CirruiI CoaF,.
sANL d. JORDAN.
Poe sb-un.
JOHN a. TURNER
Fur Tar Assss.H.
SAMUEL A. Wilson
For Tar Cu,leciur.
u PERkINs SMITH.
.For COaHty TrvssurT.
- vINZANT.
FofCounty Sapsuntsndsat,
nEHT Visa
FOF County Commissioner.
n. u BOONE
FRANK o. BOND,
". u dcBHlDE.
THOS. T. HODGERS,
THO@. j. Nj BRAY.
FoF Neml.Fs scbosil Bard,
luHN l. CHANBt.Eh,
81 CASEY,
KNAPP.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-09

Corresponding low rates
from other points.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-09-09
WORLD;S ram RATES
ML.& NJ 4. g.

First elias excursion rates from
DeLahd to 81. Louis and re-
turn beginning April 2s; tickets sold
daily.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-18
ENJOYABLE SHOWER PARTY.
Was in Honor of Young Couple Who
 Are Shortly to Wed.

Saturday evening a shower party was given at the home of Mir. and Mrs Geo. Henninger, on Opera Height, by Misses Franke and Wilsteadt.
 A very pretty display of Japanese lanterns illuminated the exterior oi the. house, and the interior was fitting ly decorated for the occasion.
 Miss Minnie Henninger and Mrs. J P. Gull were the guests of honor. The evening was spent in music and sing ing. Advance congratulations were numerously bestowed on the popular couple.
 At a late hour refreshments were served. consisting of heart shaped cakes, each cake being pierced with Cupid arrows. Ice cream and other delicacies were served. After the repast more music and singing were indulged. Upon departure the guests unanimously expressed themselves as having had a very enjoyable evening. and bade the honored guests good night, with hurry up wish for speedy outcome of their future plans and hap piness. Those present were as fol lows: Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Henninger, Mir. and Mrs. G. J. McCabe, MT. and Ms F. B. Moore. Mir and Mrs. J. A. Hopkins. Mrs Hamilton and Mrs Wustead; Mesdames Franke, Will steadt. Hascal, Clark and the Misses Henninger; Messrs. J. P. Gull. White, Scott. Bennett. Schwartz, Harvey and Geo. Henninger. J.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-18

The executive committee of the To- cal organization of the1old South Bis bee stockholders yesterday signed the necessary papers ratifying the sale of the Los Angeles directors of the South Bisbee company to the Pittsburg and Duluth Development company. In addition to the executive committee, which consisted of M. J. Brown. Peter Johnson and M. J. Brophy. Messrs. O'Hare, Denn ct al signed, and the transaction was made complete.
 MessTs. O'Hare and Denn were the principals in the suit against the Los Angeles directors of the old South Bisbee company, and Mssrs. Johnson, Brown and Brophy comprise the local executive committee which raised money to prosecute the suit and were empowered to act for the organiza- ton.
 The ten thousand shares of L. s. & P mining stock has been paced in the Merchants and Miners bank at Calu- met to be paid over to the Bisbee or ganization of stockholders upon the re- ceipt by the bank of ten dollars for each share. AS this same tock is to- day selling in the open market at $54 per share. the money will be easily ] forthcoming.
 As to the manner of distributing the shares among the organization here there is likely to be some trouble. It is hinted that some of the smaller stockholders who failed to come into the organization and pay their assess ments and win or lose by the decision of the Los Angeles courts, are trying to butt in' and share in the distribu- ton of the ten thousand shares It may be that we shall hear more of this compromise iE the local courts. The action of the local stockhold- CTS in accepting the offer of the L. s. & P. company does not in any way af- feet the suit now pending in Los An geles against the directors. which is suit to compel the return to the treasurer of several thousand shares of the old South Bisbee stock which the local people claim was illegally voted from the treasury without any value received.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-18
Local Stockholders
 Accept Offer
PAPERS WERE SIGNED AT NOON YESTERDAY, AND STOCK WILL BE WEPoSITED
 MICHIGAN.

Ten Thousand Shares at Ten Dollars Per Share Will Be Taken Up By Bisbee People and Others Who Were Members of the Local orczni zation-Los Angeles Sale Ratified.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-18

"Rk1 STORES MUST BE EQUIPPED 2 WITH ADVERTISING ARTiL. 7. LERNs' or BONG RANGE AND
 RAPfD-EIRiNG.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-18

.nna E,nsss
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-20

PAWTUCKET, X. l.. July 20,-Mr.
and Mrs. l. j. White Of this city are
in receipt of letter from President
Roosevelt through Secretary Loeb on
the birth of their twelfth child. son,
on the 9th inst All the children are
alive and in good health President
Roosevelt's letter was in reply TO
letter apprlsing him of the birth of
twelfth child to the couple The pres
dents letter reads as follows: Your
letter of the 18th inst. has been receiv-
ed, and beg to thank you in the pres
idcnts behalf for writing. May l ask
you to be good enough to extend to Mr..
and Mrs. White the presidents con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes for them
selves and the members of their fam
lily The boy probably will be named
Thomas Theodore White.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-20
PERU

Extensive repairs are being made
upon the church, the BENEFITS from
Manchester doing the decorating.
Meanwhile services are held at the
usual hour at the Methodist church
which has been abandoned for over
twenty-five years, but is still in fair
state of preservation upon the inside.
Three persons now attend who were
present at the dedication of this church,
Harvey Stone, Calvin Phillips and C.
w. Whitney.
The deer are more plentiful than
ever before. At richardson Lodge
they are seen nearly every night and
morning.
The Bromley House is now open.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-20
CORMAN CHAIRMAN.
Marylander Asked to Manage
Democratic Campaign.
TO VISIT ROSEMOUNT WITH DAVIS
Lntest ,Doings ut Esopus-JOint Motif
AcRtiOn Now Thought Unlikely.
Iowa Democrats Send Com
grntuIatiOns.

ESOPUS. n. Y, July 20 49, United
States Senator Arthur Pue German of
Maryland has been asked to become
chairman of the Democratic national
committee and has been invited 10y
Judge Parker to ono to ROsemount
today with former Senator Davis the
vice presidential candidate and until
late it was taken for granted that he
would come The following telegram
from him at New York has been given
out here: Regret that it will he inn
possible for me to accompany Senator
Davis today. viii afford me pleasure
later on"
1t is said that Senator German has
informed Judge Parker's friends in
New York that it would be impossible
for him to accept the craftsmanship Of
the Democratic national committee.
They refused to accept his answer as
final and spent the greater part of the
day endeavoring to induce him to-
change his mind They have not given
up hope that he may be persuaded to
do so.
The heat here was intense again and
affected everybody and everything
Judge Parker had his morning swim,
but did not take his usual horseback
ride. His only absence from the house
was during n walk in the field across
the road from the gate where the hay
makers We're forkng up a load behind
the OK team.
The steam yacht Queen City brought
up a party of the judges Democratic
admirers from poughkeepsie. He
showed them about the place but the
visit was entirely informal. The party
included former Mayor Ellsworth and
Edward L. Perkins, chairman of the
Democratic county committee.
Mr. Sheehan has not returned home
yet, but is expected today, very likely
with Senator Davis. 1t was understood
held in New York.
The expected coming of Senator Da-
Wis brings up again the talk of a joint
notification, but there is really very lit
lie reason TO suppose any such thing
likely. Judge Parker has at no time
expressed any but a casual interest in
the proposition and naturally would
not feel that the initiative could prop
erly come from him in any case.
1t was reported that National Com
mitteeman Taggart was expected in
New York, but nothing definite could
be learned here and apparently there
is no present expectation of his coming
TO Rosemount.
The following telegram was received
from the Iowa Democratic state con
vention at Iowa City and signed H. J.
Stger as chairman:
Iowa Democrats in state convention
assembled congratulate you and the
nation on your nomination and the
prospects Of your election. We wish
yeu godspeed.'
Judge Parker sent the following re-
ply:
II beg you TO assure the convention
over which you preside that its mes
sage Of congratulations and good
wishes is very greatly appreciated"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-20
BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD.

Corrected TO June 8. 1904 Trains leave Ben.
nlngton daily, except Sunday, unless otherwise
noted.
TRAINS LEAVING.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-20
shot Man and wife.

SPARTA, Ga. July 2O.-Mr John
Kimbrough of Shoulder, which is
about twelve miles east of this place,
shot and perhaps fatally wounded Jere
Lawrence and his wife. Kimbrough
had serious trouble with Lawrence and
was in the act of shooting him when
received the wounds which will cause
deat1 Lawrence himself received Il
very severe wound in the body, but
the wound is not regarded as fatal.
Lawrence was the tenant of Kim
brough, and the shooting was the re-
suit of some difficulty between them.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-20

COLOGNE, July pa company
has been formed here with a capital of
$1,750,000, subsidized by the German
and Dutch governments, to lay cable
to connect with the Dutch settlement
on the island of Celebes, through the
island of zap, in the Pelews group,
and from Shanghai to Guam, where IL
will link the Commercial Cable COM
pany's Pacific cable.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-20
warrant For standard OIL ,Lngnnte

NEW YORK. July pa warrant
has been issued by Coroner George
Schaefer of Richmond county for the
arrest Of II. III. Rogers, the Standard
Oil magnate and president of the Rich
mond Light and Railroad company,
operating in Richmond. This action
was recommended by the cOroner's
jury in the case of Edgar J. Coleman,
a lineman, who was killed while string
ing wires at Elm Park, New York.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-20

Additional trains leave Troy $50, due Ben
niugton 5 90 D. m, SUNDAY 90 a. M. due Ben
hngton Is a. M. and leave Bennington $40 p.
m. due Troy 6h5 p N. Sunday 9.45 p, m, due
Troy ITO p. m.
This train runs daily.
Stops only on signal to take, or on notice
to conductor, to leave passengers.
Time %. IN.
For further information address Chas. b.
morrill,.
GenI Western Passenger Agent Troy. n. Y.
j. FLANDERS
Gcn Pass & Ticket ARt