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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-13

elmer 5reiluft6Ibne rSeu" our Gufs
flbrung aebrabt, ppsu Die Staot-
u%erroaltuug einen sSono ausgemDrfen
bate.
Sn 8ien faro cine Mafienbuloi=
gun9 Dor Dem Shiaer=O enfmal itatt,
an Der iih idmmtlihe @slaneoereine
beteiliaten. Die @emeiroe Bien
eeranltaltete i'm 6atbauIe cine Seier
uno bon "idmmtliden SDds uno Mit=
tell6ulen narb Der 9ebenttag belons
OerS feitlih beaangen.
SIN Aina fanb in Den SSeitiqlen
oes 8aufmdnniihen Bereiuebaules
cine aroBe ShiIerfeier ftott.
Blu Braa bielten Die meiiten oeuts
lden Bereine y~eitoerlammfunQen ab.
nWaQenitein's 2ager" puroe in
SepliB int Treien aufaefiibrt.
Nuf benz 5ainbera BET Iih in
86bmen, Den Elm 8ismardyg urm
frDnt, erfolate unter einer einoruds.
o0Geu Seier Die Gntbullutg oes
rberlebens9roBen Gron5ereliefS Srie=
orih 5biuers. Der 8erihDnerunas.
oerein uou Gi6 bat oieies 8elief,
cas iii einen Selien ia Der 9abe bes
8lslnard< 9urmeS einsefuat iit, ees
E'tiftet uno init oemielben DEM Dihter
elm deficiencies WDnuntert erribtet.
Son oer be9eiiterten Waht, petae
Gdiger auF Die Sersen ieine8 8Dts
Zee austbt, leaert Die pielell 6uuoerte
BON berrrliden &ransen. Die aus
allen @auen Deutibtanos in @ei>
mar %eintrafen, ND er ieit Dem Sabre
1899 gepirtt bat uno pD feline 8es
beine in BET 5iritengruft ruben, Elm
iiberaus beceotes Seuanis ab. Die
Blumenaaben. oeren bnftenoer 8ruB
Dem nerflarten @euil.s aatt, muroen
on BEN S0de[ 6es 9biIer Wonr=
ments nieoergeleat uno oieies ielbIt
biloete bas 3iel Der oielen Gremoer,
pelbe Die Sbiaerfeier bort suiau,s
genheflhrt bot. gu ben iuaenoirIs
i9en Berttetern Der uninerlitaten
Deutihlanos, Oeiterreidhs uno Der
Shmei8 geieQten fih &epralentans
ten amerifaniider 6ohlhulen. nm
BEN Didter, bel1en itirmiibe8 Seuer
Die Suaen5 sur @rftrebune Der bod
ften Soeale lire 6ulbiaue baraubrin.
gen, entlammte Cine bDmbersiae
gGentun9 bat Der 5diuersW erbano
beutlher Srauen aus InlaB oes Su.
bildums gemabt. inoetn er eine
8iertelminpn Wart fiir cine
Shilerftiftuug nberruies. gu oies
fer 5umme iino BON amerifaniiden
Verebreru oes DiGterflriten SO, 1000
Marf beiee1teuert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-13
Die orpge Weoeutuuo. n,

Die 9ruBe Geoeutung, melhe
iubmarite Wainen i'm mooernen See.
frieg baben. iino fir bic oeutlhe Ma.
rine Die 8eranlafiung CUR 8ilouna
elmer b~eionoeren Minent1mpaanie
gepeien, Selbitperftdnolih maht
Die 6urmirunQ oieieS 5pesialtDrps
aud bic Nnlaae umfanereid3er Bau.
ten erforoerlih uno Den fir oieIe err
toroerltden aroBen 2an6fompler bat
Der Warinefistus iebt in @urbaoen
tauhtb errporben. SDmit miro Die
oeutld1e &rie9smarine in niht ferner
Belt on Der Niiinouna Der glbe cine
auBerproentli@ fiacte Winentation
beftBen. Sdon ieBt lift bic Wfineu.
fDmpagnie i'm Stanoe, Die Wtiinouno
0eS @trpmeS in sm6G Stunoen ourfl
Wtinen pDuitdnoia gu eerlperreu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-13
anrd1 annaatt eerettet.

Wan6mal miro cine brennenbe Stab.
onrd Sprensen nit 9puanit serettet
oamit Die Slammen ii6 ui6t ausbreiter
fsnnen upb 5upeilen bdtt Der 6uIten 70
ianse an, oaB man 9bnamit antuenber
mo6te, 3. &. @raD pom Calhoun, Ga,
i6reibt: Meine 6rau bate einen I6pe.
zen Suten, Der fe Die gan5e @a9t ipad)-
bielt, Sic uabm Or, Sings geeue @nt.
beduns fir 9uiten unb @rfdttuns unt
ulroe sebeilt. 8u baben bel s. RalteDer
& Son, Geo. 8. s. s6mibt, gisent,,
unb 40. 9reiB. greis so @ts. un6 81,
earantiert. 8rubeflal6e irei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-13
xetf nuer 90 7anreu

i@on mrrbe Wrs. @inslom's @no.
thing Syrup ppm MtiaiDnen pom
Wtittera beim !3asusn Der Rinoer
a%naeuenoet. Wirtt Du i'm 5hlafe
ourd oas Sbreien zines &inoes az.
ft6rt, oaB i'm 8abnen tit unb DO,
Sbmersen neint? Wenn 10, la}fe
iDf0rt cine Elaide bon ,Wrs.
Winsloms S0Dtbine Sprup" hplen.
Sein Wert 1T unbeaablbar. gs miro
BEN fleinen 2eioenoen lpfort Xinoes
rune perldaffen. GerlaBt eub oae
rauf, Wiitter, es iii feia 8mei5e!
hariber. Sc beilt Diarrboe, reatts
liert ben Wagen uno Die 0ierer,
beleitigt Bino &olit. ertpeibt ben
@aumen, oerbinoert gntsinouue
unb iGrtt bag eanse Spftem.
pWrs. Winslomg Soothing Syrup"
fir aahnenbe ainber lit angenebm
i'm @eihmad; bas &ecept itatntnt
bon einem Der bef3en tueibliGen
Gerate in ben Ser. Staaten. gs lit
bel allen 9ruagtften In Der aanaen
Welt gu baben. 8reis rs Gents Der
Tlaibe. &auft nidts onoeres, ale
Wsrs. WinslDms Sopthina Snrup.
Die ngteueite Matrihtea" Dere
Dfentliden Elm Shreiben Don eiIlent
Der 9eute Der Wannihaft Der Safer
gabt yODbenaDuern", in Delhem
oieier einen Diteridera bes 9aiiers
Wilhelm uno Der &aiierin lAiloert.
gr iagt, naboem ale 2eute Der
MQnnibaft lire 0itereier uno anoere
8eibenfe erbalten hatten, wuroen
tie inter Ded eefanot unb Safer
unb Eailerin periteGten Dranqeu in
ben 8atiiten unb an Derihieoenen
Steuen oes 8eroedes, nod melden
Die 2eute, nahoem iie mieoer beraufs
eernfer p0roen marert, iuhten. @nos
Eit, ais teine Orangeu mebr gu fins
ben paren, faate Der &aiIer: SIR
habt ale, bis auf 5uei gefunoen.
Darauf beeann oas SUDDEN BON
Weuem. GnDlib bemertte elmer Der
Watroien, baB cine Der 9eiden oes
&aiiers aefillt mar, ttedte feline 6ano
binein uno aoa cine Orange beraus.
Die lebte feblenoe Orange mnrbe i'm
Sonnenibirm Der &aiierin peritedt
aeFunoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-13
GuanaeIifp lutb ertfdbe gf. Jobau,
mes Hfrdse.
ode Wuepa. unO sab.B rela. STRAIT

gde Nuepa= uno SabsBrelasS troBe.
SonntaqsfbuIe: Seben SUnutca
Bormittaa um 9 uhr.
@ottesotenp: Seoeu Sonntaa pm
10 ubr 80rmittaes.
@ben6. @0ttesoien Il Seoen
Sonntog UNI 8 llbr Nbenos.
Sober 9eutidle lit bersiid mifltommen.
WObnuHg 3I4 gaD'WTsfas@ trase.
~. 6artmanns DstiSr.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-11
VISION OF MARTIAL
SPLENDOR

That vision of martial dignity.
and soldierly grace that fitted
through the Traders lobby yesterday
evening has been explained. AT first
sight it was shrouded in mystery
Clad in the latest regulation khaki,
with forage caps pulled down over
the forehead, until nothing remained
revealed but pair of flashing spec
tacles and strong determined chin
Tt was no wonder the guests and
patrons sat up and took notice Joe
Mack declared it was a student of
old Heidelberg, while Pat Barrett
insisted it was one of the Dublin
fusileers. When the cap had been
raised and the handsome features
below it proved our old friend Err
Siers, the tailor, who was trying out
one of Col. Harry Smiths new uni-
forms, which he has Just had built
for the encampment of the National
Guard at Parkersburg, commencing
next Monday. And by the way, the
Colonel has three brand new beauties
grown. blue and white, and when he
springs these upon the admiring
gaze of the public at dress parade,
there will be something doing among
the fair sex of Parkersburg, or we
miss our guess. From the sudden
metamorphosis made in the appear
ance of Mr.. Siers. by the mere don
ing of a military uniform, we read
iIv see that he can wear a uniform
as we'll as make one, and should ne
adopt the military as career we can
predict for kim bright and glor-
ious future.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-11
FOR SALE, MEAT
SHOP AND GROCERY
In the matter of William E. Chap
man. Bankrupt.
IA BANKRUPTCY.

BY authority vested in me as truls-
tee by decree of the Bankrupt
Court. entered on the 9Th day OF
August. 1905, will offer for sale,
free and acquit from all liens, eitl 9r
in the piece OF in the bulk, either ut
public or private sale, the meat shop
and grocery stock, horse, wagon, ae-
counts and all property owned hy
the said William f. Chapman. as
listed in his petition in bankruptcy
and such of said stock and properly
as has not already been disposed Of
ut private sale. / viii offer at puh.;c
sale on Saturday, Aug. 10, 1905. n
one O'Clock p. M, at the front door
of said store located in the City 1T
Clarksburg, in Glen Elk addition
thereto, on Clark street, No. Az.
And all persons owing account
to said bankrupt will please call r.
my office on Court straet and sciI'.'
same at once, and all unpaid ~ :
counts will be sold at public sale. -
advertised above.
CT. en- under my hand this III
day of August, 1905.
HARVEY F. SMITH.
Trustee of William =. Chapss...,
bankrupt. saus' g.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-11
DAVIS WILL
Is PR0BATED

The will of the late Richard Davis
of Bristol, was probated here Thurs
day Three lots and the household
goods are given to his widow, Rachel
Davis. The executor is directed to
provide comfortable support for her
out of oil and other rentals. He is
directed to sell the farm and give
one-third each of proceeds to the
heirs of Hugh Davis, Mary j. Davis
son and Elmira Gump, and one-half
of the proceeds of the lots at the
widows death to Mrs. Davisson and
the other half to Mrs. Gump. Then
the remainder of his property is to
be divided equally among those men
toned above and Samuel Davis. A
codiciI gives pictures to grand chill
rem. 7. j. Coffman was named as
executor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-11
GOLORED TEAMS
WILL PLAY BALI

The Clarksburg colored base ball
club will play the Piedmont eolorsd
club here on Monday next at the
fair grounds. The local team has
met defeat only once this season and
that defeat was administered by the
Weston team, the score being IL to .
Each team now has a game to its
credit. the local team having defeat
ed the Weston team by score OF =
to 1. Snce the game with Weston
the local team has been reorganiScd
and the lineup for Mondays game
with Piedmont is as follows: Ross,
G: West, lib; Hickenbotham, sh
Robinson, 3b; Green, IS; Bockwith,
If; Washington eff; Matthews. RI
Carter or Hutchinson, pitcher; r.
Brown, sub.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-11
WEDDING7OGGURS
AT ADMISSION

Mr.. Peter S. Wheeler and Miss
Drusilla Grapes were married last
night at 8 o'clock at the home Of
Rev. and Mrs. J. Walter Duncan, at
Adamston. The ceremony was
performed by Mr.. Duncan.
Mr.. Wheeler has been in the en-
pIoy of the traction company as
iineman and is an excellent young
man with host of friends.
Miss Grapes is daughter of John
H. Grapes, of West Pike street, and
popular young lady among many
friends and acquaintance.
Heartiest congratulations are ex-
tended to them by their many
friends.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-11
GORDON JAILED
FOR ASSAULT

Girls Gordon, colored, was up be-
fore Squire John t. Flynn late on
Thursday afternoon on the charge OF
assaulting Daniel Rose, colored, an
aged citizen last Saturday. The
justice fined him five dollars and
costs, and in default of payment
sent him to Jail for ten days. Con-
stable Lyon made the arrest. me
assault was made with Gordon's
fists.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-11
Com missioner's Notice of
Sale

Nv virtue of a decree of the Cir
cnit Court of Harrison County, rem
dercd on the 9Th day of June, 1908,
in the chancery cause of Wilson j.,
Chornening against Samuel Winters
and others, / will, as Special Com
missioner, sell at public cutlery at
the front door Of the Court House of
said county on Tuesday, the 18th
day of September, 1905, commenc-
ing at one O'Clock P. NJ, that certain
tract of land mentioned and de-
seribed in the papers Of said cause
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-11
COFFINDAFFER DIES
ON KINGHELOE

Joseph Coffndaffer, Esq, died at
his home on Kincheloe at an early
hour Wednesday morning. His age
was something over go years Sew
eraI sons and daughters survive MN.
He was an estimable citizen and Tor
many years was stockman- ne
was especially well known as deal
err in and shipper of sheep.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-11
Poultry Association Active

Arthur Sheets, of West Milford,
president of the Clarksburg Poul'i y
n Pet Stock Association was III
the city today. He is busily eng az
I'D making arrangements for the
second annual exhibition OF the so
Set ST. which occurs Dec. 20, 21 and
% The prospects for a very large
md Sn successful exhibition this year
are very bright
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-11
Conan for Clarksburg.

The game Sunday will be a great
treat for the business men of Clarks-
burg. Orr is captain of the Wal
lace team and will do the twirllng
for them. Manager Francis viii Sc
cure a Fairmont pitcher to do the
twirling for T. NJ. W.
Don't forget that four street cars
leave the Waldo at ? 80 p. m each
day for the ball ground
Don't fail to buy score card Tor
You can't tell who the players are
without one,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-11
SPORTING NEWS.
BY Lou Carr.

The Fairmont team arrived in the
city this morning determined to
give the Francis Mineral Water
team good drubbing. They are now
holly contesting on the Wilsonburg
diamond. Rice is pitching for
Fairmont and Keener is twirling
for F. NJ. W. A great crowd is in
attendance.
The game between the Marshville
and Clarksburg teams tomorrow
should also prove interesting. Col
Inns will pitch for Marshville and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-11

as containing ninety-five acres, sit
uatc about one mile west of Bridge
port and on the Northwestern Turn
pike, being the same land devised
by Samuel Chorpening by his last
Will to his wife for life, and the re
mainder TO his Grandchildren who
are the parties to said cause.
There Is large two-stovy frame
house on said farm and the pur-
chaser viii get all the coal, oil and
gas Hereunder as neither has heen
sold or leased. and said farm Is con-
sidered splendid gas territory This
farm Laws well and will make a very
desirable home.
TERMS OF SALE-one-thir'i
cash in hand on day Of sale and the
residue upon 4 credit of SIX and
twelve month taking from tire pur-
chaser notes with good personal Sc
curitv bearing interest from cay Of
sale. and retaining lien on the
property So sold as a further secur-
litv, =,
In case this property shall be sold
! and the terms not complied with on
dav ef sale by the purchaser, the
| same viii he reported sold to th'
| next highest bidder, if he 50 elects
ana>if not ii will be resold on tho
following day.
HARVEY W. HARAIER.
/ Gill Cto,,,, ,i--innnr
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-11
Police Court News

Police court was held at the usual
hour this morning, Mayor Shields
presiding, The lineup was not par
tieulNrly large or remuneratlVe'
One drunk aud one loiterer were
sent over IN default of payment and
three put,up fines of 81 so each
we're rtms up on the municipal cash
rcgtstcr,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-11
sTANpINa o. LEE oLuBs.

GAMES TODAY.
st. Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-11

1. Homer W. Williams, Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Harrison Coun-
tv. do certify that Harvey w. Har-
mer. whose name is signed to the
above notice of sale has given bond
as required by decree of sale in said
cause.
Given under my hand this 10th
day of August, 1905.
Fl. w. WILLIAMS.
aug11d-stwi Clerk.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-11
Marriage Licenses

Nathan w. Mickey and Mrs. Bez-
thu J. Caster,
William Suttle and Emma H1rst.
Peter S. Wheeler and Drusills y
Grapes. Z
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-11
sTANpTNa o. ~. oIuBs.

GAMES TODAY.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YEsTERpAY's REsuLrs.

Westinghouse. Louis, rain.
Detroit 2 Boston /.
Chicago g; New York 2.
Phila- Cleveland, wet grounds
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-11
TILE W70 NJ 3. IEA CUES
NATIoNAI LEAGUR
YEsIERpAY9 REsULIa.

YESTERDAY 8 RESULTS.
Cincinnati 4 /; philadelphia 1.
Boston 2 Pittsburg 4.
New York / (; Chicago o.
Brooklyn IA, St Louis 5.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21
MIR. farmer

Now that YOU RTc done
having. your next Aiten'
ton will b. a. look after
Your fences. aud icmcm'
bcr We scll the ~Piit.burg
Perfect Fence" IS inches
high. for s5c pcr rod, in'
cluding the staples. Think
II that. Barbcd Wire also
on hand. The best Barn
Red" Paint in town, only
a0c pcr gal. All sorts aud
kinds oifarmers' supplies
IL IL coming fall and YOU
need'to look out for your
heating. We can supply
Your every need. Steam,
Hot Water or Hot Air,
Stoves and Ranges =: :: ::
WinsIoW & Remington
a29 MAIN ST.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21
LORD CURzON is OUT
Resignation asVlesroy ofindia
Accepted By King Edward.
EiRL o. HlSIO SrorLEDS BIN.
pt..ssss-s-s MIA htssassss osss
AF@F REPRESENTATIVES t@s.s -
tsFsssAs nsssss-ts.stss
a. AalG.

ioAltoN, Ace "a he Fnsisnalioa
~ issd Carsaa " hpiiesioa as gissFef
~ laiis sHl as si4assnlnannl - ~
t.4l " Naia ss Ne sanrpssaF as
aHaasiblssi a lhs indis asins. Annssl
iias ~ Ihs nasgpsissa.iriafn. ehifh i u
sossi la ne fagia ~ 4 salts BOA, u
si9,aaFs thst tsa1 CaFsaas Tnsigi.atisai
sas rsi4ad o. that alnae % Aas q.
tts nsifFosPaaliosafu skass = dasidaiiy
iiiisF feriins latersn isfd CaHsua.
lhs ihiia usnfe ahd tssd kilshslsF,
oasnnasiaisF in rhiff ~ iiis fsfsrs b.
ihiia. pgsf 49, hss sfiisiar - array
adninisIfeiiaa b. indis. t4gd car
saas dissslisfsriiaa nams o. = hasd
silh shs fefasai - ths rsiiihst b. aps
IailI Mas 1rnsFui FiF ibimaisd iisFs
Fps "a t4oFd raFsaHs Frfummen,iar
sisn miiiiafg saig,lf ulrini~f - ne
ooahffl
Rspsing - AnE : 70 ihs refusal -
MF itfusifirt, sesseisFy - state faf
insiis. o. maks this sIssaiHiHisis. Lord
CuFtaa Fu.gaesfs hat tiia FatrfnmrHt
Feosasifrf iss derisisn ia anisf o. ca
siils ms 10 sofsl,i the responsibility,
stifh Infer bic msiesiy's sa,rfnasni
siiii dfs'Frs nc O. assume"
Mr nTpiFirs assih Frfnsai g. eainl
10 eiih ~ Felunsi faF 80 spl.sini-
msHi q MsiaF tlsheFei itaffpn. aBd
Lori Cufsoa frpiisi as follows
"tt IL spiisnsai hat bic maiesig's
government drnios nc that uSnniriira
wtigh aiohs nan shahir me - srFte
thrfn and aiiarh = Fundamentally dif'
feFrHi Interpretation from mysrif a.
che qualifications. ui,un the arrrlianne
- vtirh I siane conseni-i g. Friasin
~ osirr The siiusiioa iisfrfafr 70
mains uhef- u was whsn fsssisnei
Ia June. ~ ttr government Il unable
60 ancrpi Day views request ihc pre-
mlsf % pisco my resignation IN TIE
hands q bic majesty
10 THE Nf. nrsiFick rHpii~i that
there uas = request from Ne. iislfsur
that Lord Curson rrconsiicf his de.
termination. IL q auai dispatch. how.
ever. dated AUG - Lord Cursoa said
The main Question IL 40, che chgicr
u Individual. bot one % tho pTinri.
piles underlying . future change IN our
administration. am reluctantly driv.
"a 60 tho conclusion that the policy ~
bis maJcsiy's government IL basel On
principles that I conld not conscicn.
tiousiy carry into execution. Ia the
inirrsis ~ the new Organization u IL
desirable that should b. relieved 81
my duties with NJ little delay ~ pos.
siblc."
To this Mr.. Balfour himself r-nilcd
that be- had ''wiih the most profound
rcgrc, submitted i.orl Curzon's rcsig
nation to the king
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21
RlN { HovL LIA~ and hsbEsAa

Asoli.sF siilg bog via "a ssioae'
iiis nsi = havibls dsssh 81 NssPsFi
asisrdsg, Il IL t.aoosaihs aeFs shd
core sgitsHs lAsi asaFs sisiHssHi isss
eusiFali'ns iiasss msshinss ass SEEDED
Il asg ssss be haessssFf 10 Ffssssins
ssis q aeiof ssFyisgss EssFsd 10 rsH
above = osltsih srsss, ID sesis be ~
- ssia esasfs ~ ssHss aHt
iaaEasfi snd il mishi safeguard ne
.Fss aiihoamPsasais sht lhsiF tleiias,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21
AdoIphe Bouguercnu Dead.

PARIS, Aug, 21.-An, announcement
was received here OF the death at La
Rochelle of Adolphe William Bougue-
reau. the painter, whose serious Illness
was made known in dispatch from
La Rochelle on Saturday. The news
was received with universal regret in
the American colony, where NJ Bou-
gucreau was greatly respected.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21
Two DISASTERS ~ PIrTssvRs.
Ss-. F-n Tss--ss sA-.ss r.stii--
tt.as ga "a stt fs~sss. tssttsss

ittWnrRn. Aas si=Mafp ii.sE
son mrh. sntarn ahd riiiifra ergs
iiFpirisirsi nffsa ffst iHis = rsilsf
~ ihs raiiai'sn - pisifaTm daIins
40 rtrhssfs ihrtirnf o. a. iaYihs ~
tir noiurFsiafsr - So itrih ttatid
gnssish tirisre ufthsiaA sinse..sas
"a hiitrf stFrris hraf Washihgiaa
Naafiy sii erfr cue ahf i.fuisai, hus u
i iriirtni nssar fatally hnft
Tive wisi,s sefr amans 90 hnn,
trF nhs seat dgun, sisi aiihnaFt be-
iufpi ihsB eunria.ini tiss rrfrtnsay
sfiaf a. pshir hsi sai'sisiri
Amahs ~ ninfr ssftunsif ininFei
prfr itsiiiis 4. a. Ashinstf. = Ifar
man ani 4. iiissn. Nathsn Nsihaa
ga, pasiof ~ co. rsnRfusaiiun. afsi
t'oiiosmah Adam isiirerski
Tlis riaifsgm shirh isfs.te hsd a..
Hnrhsinns ~ ai,lni i1 - ~ f-~i sni
had isnru rsnsifuitri strf SO f,sanias
tinn paiis fnf So accommodates -
a.. fshi.is. afiirsFs - th- rhufsh sol
Invited guests
iusi tfinf O. 80 conversations crf~s
ninniss = hfass hsni irasiins Sa Zipns
isis maniirsi un isiayinE = lively innr.
AMI ubru tiis Zi.snisis wrfr invited 10
psss orr ii- platform in spirF 10 sisn
their nauir~ g. iii- rsii - b. PLACED
In Tho sionr = mad fish was made hy
the thousands ~ iss-4,i- vha had gath.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21
m,ie sell. ~. coun,r, House.

BAY SHORE. y. \. Aug. 1.-THE
oaks. the country place or james liza
zen Hyde. on the South Country road.
a mile west Of this village. was sold 20
Louis Bossart. wealthy brooklyn
lumber dealer. The price Is not far
from $4,000. The sale X the largest
transaction In country real estate on
Long Island In many years The prop
erty embraces 100 ncres. The house II
one Of the largest In the residential
section between Babylon and Onkdale
and was built ihir1y-onc years ago by
the late Henry II. Hyde ut u cost Of
more than SlOOUOO.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21
crushed n.,-..n train aud platform

M'DONAt.D. Pa. Aug. 2i.-li"mmci
In on q narrow platform between two
trains nc the station ~ the Panhandle
railroad three u crowd u Nifty jam.
mel Ia the narrow space were seri.
ously injun-l. and number Of others
arr suffering from The shock 81 the
panic aud crush caused 10y tho ncci-
dent The three persons injured by
being crushed between mn castbound
freight train and the crowded platform
are: Lulu Nesbit ~ Oakdalc. foot man
gled and later nmputatcd. bruised
about the body and suffering from the
shock; William Harper aged twenty
years. 81 Mcdonald. struck I'm back by
car. two deep g1shes near the spinal
column. body badly bruised and In
ternally injured. and Samuel II. Ri
dali Of Williamsburg. arm badly crush
cd and bruised about the body.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-21
Prosperity of Cuba.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 21.--In a state
ment furnished TO the press regarding
"the prosperity of Cuba" Senior Quesa-
da, the minister from that island de-
clared that its prosperity was such
that even the most optimistic are sur
prised There was no section Of the
island, the minister said. which had
not received great impetus, CONNER
cially and industrially. and with the
continuance of "the excellent sanitary
conditions, the increasing production
and investments it is to be expected
that in few years the wealth of the
country will be doubled"