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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-17
PRESIDENT
GOT ABEAR
Bruin Was a Cinnamon And
Weighed 900 Pounds
BAGGED ON THE TRAIL
Newcastle. Colo, Planned a Pa.
rade with a Gagged Bear as
the Star Attraction

NEWCASTLE. colo. April 1.-THE
president aud hi. hunting party reach
81 here Goa saturday.
When the imin pulled into the depot
The president. dressed Ia his shooting
clothes ~ heavy tan duck. greeted the
people from the rear platform. IIc was
ch-crci wildly After d speech wus
made aud couyeniionaliiics had BEEN
observed The president gave personal
supervision 10 his hunting OUTFIT Tho
horse selected Tor the prcsidcn; TO ride
90 camp was white and IL said TO be-
on. ~ the surcst footed mountain
climl'ers in Colorado. but Il j. not not.
- Tor speed
Before starting the president an.
uounoei That be- WIS NOT going g. strug.
gie hand a. hand with n grizzly bear or
sirnngie any mountain lions With bare
hands. lie dosr not expect 10 bag a
record breaking amount ~ game aud
viii feel satisfied n De- gets one bear
during the whole hunt Ills rapid fr.
INK rife was exhibited with great pride
a. n protection be- will constantly keep
between himself and danger
With his usual luck the president
killed his nDt hear before be got 10 hls
camp. when fifteen miles out from
the hunting camp the dogs struck n
bear trail. and the president Insisted
mlon going after bruin.
Within half ma hour the dogs had
Hvcrtnken the hear The president dis
mounted and after waiting IN order 90
avoid hitting the dogs. pumped several
dots into the badly tagged bear XIII.
ing him.
II was a cinnamon bear. weighing
about 00 pounds Con skinned the
animal. and the party finally succeed
ed In reaching camp about o'clock.
A parade had been planned at New
castle. but Il did not take place. II had
been arranged 10 form procession. led
by a miners brass band. a Gagged bear
and the presidents party on horseback.
This pageant was 20 pass through the
village streets and into the hills. where
the bear was 20 be turned loose and
given a start Of thirty minutes.
The State Humane society broke up |
the plans on the ground that the bear
might return 10 the village and harm
children. Ms II had been Gagged 80 long |
that II was vicious. After the humane
society had interfcred the captors Of
the bear tried 20 sell Il 10 the presi-
lent's guides, but they said they would
take their game wild. rs domesticated
had no attractions for the pres
dent.
There is a telephone about four miles
rom the presidents camp, but the
owner has discouraged its use as
means of sending out news OF the hunt
Secretary Loeb and other members OF
he presidents party who have head
quarters nj the Hotel Colorado. took
ong horseback ride. visiting Devereaux
'anch. west Of Glenwood They also
wan in the hot springs pool. with icy
ain falling on their heads and snow
alling heavily on the surrounding
mountain tops.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-17
VILLAGE IMPROVEMENTS
Annual Meeting Of the SOeisiy Of That Name
Saturday Aftsrnoon.

The annual meeting Of the Village
improvement society was held Saiur-
day afternoon with pretty good at
tendance. Much interest was nantes
ted and not a little consideration
given TO the work which Il Is proposed
TO do this season. During the past
year the society expended clio, most
OF It FOR improving the cemetery. II is
planned 10 do morethis season. There
is money In the treasury and SlOO from
the village will soon De due.
To awaken further interest ia the
work the society Is planning for a lee.
ture by popular speaker 10 be given
Ia the near future on the subject "vil-
lage improvements. Resolutions to
the memory OF Mrs Alma Park valen-
tine, one OF the originators of the So
ciety and who was president for is
years UP to the time OF her death we're
read and adopted
OF the 30 members when the society
was organized less than half are now
connected with it, but the membership
has been kept good by the addition of
others.
These officers were elected for the
year: Miss j. A. Valentine, PRESIDENT
Miss Helena Norton, secretary: Mrs
l.. F. Abbott, treasurer. These three
with Mrs Sarah Norton, Mrs C. d.
Gibson, constitute the board Of trus-
tees.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-17
Notice to Sell Real Estate of
j. 3. Emerton
Deceased.

CNTATE OF VERMONT In Probate
, District of Bennington. -. Court held At
the Probate once in Remington. IN and for
said district, on the sth day OF April. A. ID.
1903.
Present John V Carney. Jugde:
Cara l. Emerton. adm nistratrx OF the es-
tate OF j. Il Emerton, late OF SALISBURY, in
said district deceased. makes application TO.
said Court Tor license to sell all Of the real es-
tate of said deceased. situate In the Town OF
SALISBURY In the County of Bennington and
State OF Vermont, for bounds and descTip-
ton reference may be had 10 the land records
In the Town clerks ONCE OF the Town OF
SALISBURY, aforesaid; representing that tho
sale OF said real estate will be beneficial 10 the
estate of said deceased and those interested
in said estate.
Whereupon, II is ordered by said Court that
said application be referred 10 u session there
Otto be held at the Probate Ofiice In Benning>
ton In said district on the 25th day OF April,
A. ID. 1906 for hearing and decision there.
on; and. II is further ordered. that all persons
interested be notified hereof, by publication OF
notice OF said application and order thereon,
three weekn successfully In The Bennington
Evening Banner, a newspaper published at
Bennington, and which circuates in the neigh
borhood OF those interested, before said time
OF hearing, that they may appear at said time
and place, and, II they see cause, object there.
TO.
BY the Court
Attest, JOHN V. CARNEY, Judge.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-17
VICTORY
OR DEATH
Russian Admiral Will Fight
to the Finish
T0G0MAYR EFUSEBATTLE
Naval Experts Hold Japanese Too
Prudent TO Risk Destruction
OF their Fleet
T0G0AAY REFUSEBATTLE

LONDON. April i5. The eyes n 10
world are rrnirni nn NIor Admira
hoiesi,rnsty aui Die neri and grad
ual'y something ilko genuine euihusl
asm has hrrn anlusni hy ihe ilnssiai
ahmifals haniihnid in sailing sifuish
forward fnf q combat with iho Iaps
nf.r
Tier" ar many naval experts VII,
% not believe iiai Airr Admiral Tog,
viii aoreui ihr ,haiirnse in thrli
opinlnn ihr Japanese wiii i,n tno pu
dent in snrh rfisis ip rIsk toe de-
siruriinn ~ their frrf
\ iinnskonE dispatch rrpuris heavy
nring at sra ~ miles north ~ tlr Na.
tunas islands
N" North German Lloyd steamship
frlnE Heinrich has REPORTED that she
bad sighted eighteen yesseis ~ ihs
Russian Pacific squadron in Knmrnch
hay. Cochin Ch'nn. about - miles
northeast ~ saigon Tho -irnmrr I'D
NOT tirht ans inruness wurshifs
The -.veu Dutch cruisers reported NJ
RHO have returned io Batavia.
81 Petersburg dispatches this morn.
INK say that Admiral Ruicstyensky L.
Streaming toward The island ~ f0rino.
sa with the Intention ~ giving battle
10 the Japanese
The admirars last dispatch WINS sln.
Fularly laconic and eloquent lie
wirci
Il viii not telegraph again before
the battle. if ! nm beaten. you will
learn u through Togo. n defeat him.
! viii announce u Ia you"
The message IL accepted there as
meaning that the Russian admiral
seeks victory Or death
The Russian admiralty would not
De surprised 90 learn Of skirmishlng
between scout ships az any moment.
and the Inauguration Of torpedo boat
warfare soon IN expected. Naval ex.
perts express the opinion that Togo
was taken completely by surprise when
RoJestvensky suddenly appeared at tho
entrance OF the China sea and is now
his widely scattered feet
nOsr the Pescadores, where II is be-
lieved the first big sea fight will occur.
Almost a state OF siege exists In the
ssrva quarter az ST. Petersburg owing
10 the suspension OF the Putlloff Iron
works. Soldiers are stationed inside
,he works. and Cossacks and police
swarm in tile surrounding streets. The
appearance Of the district resembles 7
he scenes witnessed during the dis
urhances last January
At Tokyo 10000 employees OF the |
Irscnal paraded In celebration Of the /
all Of Mukden. They visited the pal |
Ice and cheered the emperor and after.
ward went to the war and navy de-
'artments and cheercd the ministers
nd their staffs.
The japanese navy department has
proclaimed defense zones surrounding
he Pescadores, the island Of Okinawa
a the Loochoo group and the islands
{ Oshima and Emf, Off the province OF
Dsuml. The usual navigation restric-
ions apply.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-17

NeCkWear

a perfect assortment at 25c
and SOC. New York styles
have been followed closely in
their selection. They are mod
ish and from the best makers.
All the SOC ones are absolute
ly pure silk, and you know a
pure silk tie Will last twice as
long as one cotton mixed. The
showing is representative of
the store.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-17
ASKS FOR $1,000,
RESELL ". fsli Ssss Chala Z sslku To-
Ailcaailoa u wHst Aisuion.

Burlington. W.. April i5,- soc.eiy
circlss Of ihls ciiy aro stirred 30 an
unusual extent hy tho announcement
that AiiY Russell ". TAFT, ihe only
son of ihe late Russell IS. Tafi, chief
judge of tho supreme colfi ~ Vermont
hes brought saii for ftDo against
,has Walsor for che alleged allena
ton ~ he affections ~ Biz siie. The
cas- l. rrlurnable a. tho September
TORN ~ Chliienden Co iniy court. Wal.
kcr Ia clerk lea the employ ~ local
lumber dealer Ia connection ~llh the
salt Mrs TAN has sued for a dlyoro
on tie grounds 81 intnicrahlo severity.
Russell Tan aud Miss Winona Brig.
ham, daughter 81 a Methodist clergy.
man, ~ HE lliiie ioHn 81 undsrhlll.
short distance from ihis city. uefe
married on Thanksgiving day. 1901,
Ia the parlors Of Tho Burlington Meth.
odisi church. Tho father % The bride.
asslsiedby the local pastor. performed
The ceremony in the presence ofA large
gathering Of friends aud a fcE rclA.
tiyes Including The venerable Judge
Tan, a father Of The groom.
Miss Brigham was the accomplished
ard pretty oiiiclal SECRETARY 81 ihc STATE
railroad commission Of shlch Hon ID.
J. Foster Of this city. nos congress.
man, vas chairman. Young Taft vas
ihen law student and had graduated
from the university Of Vermont. with
honors. lie Nas then ~ years old,
and his sride vas about The same age
They were happy for a time, but
trouble came, aud with IL kuowlodgc
hat all was not compatible between
hem. Then a little daughter arrived.
but this did not serve TO bring the
couple together. and the end cane
little while ago when Mrs Tan went to
her fathers home with the child. Mrs
Taft has been a visitor In Bennington
several times.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-17

81 have been afflicted with kidney
trouble for years, passing gravel or
stones with excruciating pain" says
A. H. Thurnes well known coal OPP
orator OF Buffalo, O. 81 got no relief
from medicine until | began taking
Foley's Kidney Cure, then the result
was surprising. A few doses started
the brick-dust-like substance and now
/ have no pain across my kidneys and
/ feel like new man. 1t has done me
$1,000 worth of good" Foley's Kid
ney Cure will cIre every form of kid
ney and bladder disease. Sold byB.
A Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-17
TO STOCK
WITH TROUT
Fry to Be Planted in Bicklord
fiolloD Brook
CLOSED THREE YEARS
Action Taken at Lsrsely.AiIended
Meeting Of Fish and Game
Club Saturday Evening

Tho special meeting 81 he Benning-
Ton Fish and Game club 10 Armory
hall Saturday evening sas wcll al
tended and much enthusiasm vas man.
ifcsied relative 10 the strict enforce
m-ni Of the trout laws daring The com
Ing season.
President W. A. Bradford called
tie meeting 10 order ~ SIS add he
question Of stocking some Of The
streams wilh trout fry va. taken up
for discussion. u Nas unanimously
voted 10 stock the Blckford Hollow
stream. Tho consent Of the landown..
ers along this stream has been obtain
ed a. provided by law and the Appli
cation for the Try from the state hatch
cry will be made ai once. Il Il expect.
ed that ~ least 5000 gill b. sent W
Bennington and many Of the members
Of the organization expect several
thousand more. According 70 law he
stream In which the fry are placed will
b. closed for three years.
The membership Of the club Is stead
ily increasing and Il Il probable thai
Il will reach the 200 mark.
Game Warden Barry Chase with the
support Of the league will make every
effort 20 prevent any illegal fishing.
The trout season for the BauenkIl
and IL tributaries Is from June to
Sept. I. The other streams In this
county come under the general law.
open season May to August /.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-17
LUtLlA nULEIT.
oss u ihs Rrslis 81 90 S., tssf.iy
As.isi|er,

] tItaiIaNs
Tho Ladlos Tribune has ihe folioa,
log nriaiife ioi.neila iiulen ihe lsn.
uinsion young suman ahoso rfcani ar
rrsi for lolaiion of ihe dserlans garr
boz considerable noioriy.
Therp has besn : ioi 81 ihoushilsss
ialk about ihe case ~ Luella nu'rr.
~ some noiorisiy from her assnmp-
zion oi meas oioihss her drlnk az and
hoe Fioiai.nn ~ ihe desr lass. Tho
prssumpiiou ~ many has hoon that
Lur.la is iosi soman and various
touching tales sne told % tho efforts
oi bennington societies. of a religious
nature 10 save her.
Tho efforts arr all right bui lhe pro.
SYMPTOMS arr mostly wrong.
Lurl'a IL noi iosi soman Ia the
common sensr Of he word. Ia fact
her reputation for womanly virtue 10
gensrally Good, rsmarkahly 30. con
siderlng ihe circumstance. Tho fact
l. her life il iho logical oaicome 81
great deal Of his sea equality talk
L1ellA IL The practical result ~ a
theory that's about all.
unlciisrod, brought up roughly. she
sau early The picturesque side Of
mans llio, AZ thousands Of hcr sisters
have fno. 30 sioutor heart and
harder stock than tio women lawyers.
doctors, preachers. editors sho took
up the rough hard life Of the lumber
camps.
She became q man with q mans
vices. az save one.
Where che professional women
merely lose measure 81 their winning
womauhood, Luella lost IL all. doun
60 her skirts Tho thing. Luella d vi
The men around her did. only more ~.
That She saved her name stamps her
a. remarkable, prc-cminenti There
are possibilliic. in Luclia.
Having proved the theory, We hope
he wcll,meaning societies will save
Lnella, but We have a notion that she
doesn't need much saving. What she
SAINTS Is fair chance Ia some woman.
y calling and she will work out her
'wn destiny without a great deal OF
outside help.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-17
pLHASANT RECEPTION.
lead I'd g,s snd sn r. %. Ts,u Friday
ttning

North bennington. April id.-ths
man irisnds Of i,eg snd Ms a. a.
roser rendered ihem a rncfpiion ~ lhs
Baptist church Friday evening, The
company comprised old and Young.
macy from other denominations beins
present An vAnnessfd s.ncfnn rrsfri
that IL nnn'd o. ilr last iime ihsl
voaid mef as pastor and people,
fhenr alli alaays he q aarm nslconie
aa.iins ior both uafnrtsf ihsy shall
choose o. visit Norih lifnnlusinn.
a 4laririif sang "fnr naysof Aal
Lang syne." che same sentiment baing
expressed on banner suspended 90
ile SAIL Tho ohunrh sAs beautifully
decorated ior she occasion.
Mr, Jay isoomis gave q reading aud
q D. boiium a solo, The Nen Joru,
salem
A purse ~ ono hlndrrd and iaeniy.
ato dollars ga, presented 10 Mr Toner
as a slight proof Of ihr place b. oc
cuplc. la ihe heart, Of biz friends in
this place.
We responded in a touching manner
Later 10 ihe evening 40 sore Invited
b. The basement % iio chuu'h. vhone
rcireshmenis Of cake and Ice cream
ucru served
On the afternoon % che same day
the Ladies' Missionary society mot Ia
she church az O'Clock. Tho subject
was japan, Mrs a. S. Hathaway lead.
or. - the close 81 the mosilng. Nrs
Hathaway 10 behalf Of the ladies. pre-
scented Mrs ToTer siih purse ~
twenty dollar, in gold. with which b.
purchase q gin az q remembrance ~
The love ADD respect Of her many
friends. Five o'clock Tea vas served.
Sir and Mrs Tozcr will leave Wed.
nesday for their now home 10 Valley
Falls, where the klndcsi wishes oi the
people In this community will folloN
them.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-17
LARGE ATTENDANCE

Al the Meeting on Putnam cornu saturday
Evening.
The open air meeting at the Putnam
house corner Saturday evening under
the direction OF the Salvation Army
was more largely attended than any
OF the previous ones. Mai Barter ana
Ensign Core OF Troy we're present and
the meeting was an especially interes-
ting one. The officers OF the Atmy
who visited here Saturday went to
Rutland 10 hold special meetings on
Sunday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-17
BRONSON IS
ACQUITTED
Verdict Not Guilty in Essex
County Murder Case
JURY OUT FOUR HOURS
Bronson Held that Shooting Of
Charles Lyon at Bloomfield
Vas In Self Defence

ouiidhail VI, April i7.-ileni,en
Bronson uho was charged with che
murder Of Charles Lyons ~ illoomde'd
March -, ipoi, was acquitted late SAT-
urday by the jury which considered
the case four hours.
Lyons vas shot and killed az ihc ~.
suit Of quarrel among number Of
men Who had been la the lumber woods
during be- winter previous 90 the
shooting Bronson held that the KIN.
ing Of Lyons vas in self defence.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-17
LARUE SALE OF LAND
Philip B. Jennings and Wife Have Bought
Over Forty Acres.

over rory Acres.
Philip B. Jennings and wife bought
of George Robinson and others last
week nearly ten and one half acres of
land lying mostly on Mt Anthony St
in the Center Village. Also Mr. and
Mrs Jennings are buying one acre OF
Samuel b. Hall and about 80 acres of
swamp of the Lyman estate, all Off from
the same street. 1t is understood that
extended Improvements will be made
on the land, that row of trees will be
set out along the roadside and that
one or more houses will be placed
thereon. 1t is expected that some of
the land will be converted into an ar
ti6cial lake. The price that is being
paid for some of this land is $1,000 per
acre.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-17
Gloves

But one glove is considered
stylish this Spring, which is
the outseam glove with cape
It o c k, sometimes wrongly
called dogskins. Every size is in
our line from Z to 10I.
Cape gloves are made from
a small Patagonian goat which
has a strong tough hide that is
capable of being finished beau
tifully smooth. 1t wears ex.
tremely well, better in fact
than the SKIN of any other ami
NAL.
The G EN- UINE CAPE
GLOVE is here at $3.50.
We have limitations also
which cannot be told from the
genuine except in wearing at
$1.00.
These limitations are sold in
many stores as the genuine
cape for $3.50.
Let us show you the two
kinds and advise you how to
tell the difference.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-17
ToDArS STOCK QUOTATIONS
Selling P'isa Tods, On Ss~ Not tsshsns,
A. Noon.

Today's quotations on the New
York stock exchange a. reported nc
noon by J. Il. willision a Co. Of :
Nassau street. New York city 81 the
Bennington Security company are as
follows:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-17
JAPS TAKE GOLFERS

Strasslers From Russian Fleet Captured BY
Toso's Scouts. 80 ...o.
Saigen, April l7.-Several GOLFERS
that became detached from the Russian
feet have been captured by ADMIRAL
Togo's scouting cruisers.
A number OF Admiral Rojestvensky's
warships have been sighted at Kan
rank Bay taking on coal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-17
HELD UP BY BLIZZARD
President Compelled to Postpone Hunt on
Account Of Storm.

Denver, Colo, April IA fierce
blizzard has compelled President
Roosevelt to remain in camp and the
bear hunt has been indefinitely post
poned.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-17
WANTED

"ANTED.-Man for farm and Garden work
w by the month, with board. Near Haynes
corners, halt way between Bennington and No
Bennington; five minutes walk from electric
cars. Geo f. Davis, Bennington, VI, II. f. ID. 1.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-04-28
CAUTION! FOREST FIRES

The Laws of Vermont, Act. No. l6,
1904, provide
Section >. Any person or persons
who builds fire in or adjoining any
woods in this State shall, before leaving
the same, totally extingush such fire.
Any person failing to comply with this
section shall be fined not more than $50,
or imprisoned not more than 30 days,or
both
Section 9. Fires kindled for the
purpose of burning brush. etc, must be
kept entirely under control.
Section > makes first selectman of
each town forest fire warden for that
town.
Report promptly all forest fires to
first seectman.
SO fine for tearing down or defacing
posted notices.
All citizens are urged to exercise great
care in the matter of forest fires and to
assist in enforcing the law. April aud
May are usually the time of greatest
danger.
Ernest Hitchcock,
Forestry Commissioner.
John w. Thurston, First Selectman.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-04-28
Y. NJ. 9. A. NOTES.

The reports given last Sunday by the
delegates to the annual state convention
were very complete and much enjoyed
bv good sized audience. Including the
visiting state and international secretar
les. there were 90 delegates present,
which was an increase over last year of
2OOC,. 1t was apparent from the re-
ports that the addresses were of very
uplifting character, and the conferences
very helpful. There are now in this
state Is organized and & unorganized
points, with membership of 1915 and
a property valuation of 100000. Rut-
land, through Mayor Manning, extended
most cordial welcome and spoke very
highly OF the work of the Young Mems
Christian Association throughout the
state The delegates had the privilege
Of listening to warm words OF greeting
and approval by Governor Bell.
Rev. +. NJ Fuller. Field Secretary
the State Sunday School Association,
Burlington, will address the mems meet
| ing next Sunday at 3 p. NJ. Mr.. Fuller
is sure to have message which we all
need to hear. All cordially invited.
The following are the names of the
members who have entered the candle
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-04-28
Local Business Notices.

Dr. Trenho,m-. Dentist. will l- her.
every week FROM saturday, until Mou
DAY uoou. Gas administered. uHsr
oyerlus office.
How would you like to stand in
GOV. Douglas Shoes: You can, At
P0meruy's.
New line fishing tackle at Bo,Vortl's
WANTED
10 purchase. Tor cash. ole hundred hrus.
Richard Map.esien. Morgan Centre. VI.
See our new pocket fishing rod.
Bo,North store Co.
Wanted. to rent small farm in the
immediate vicinity OF Island Pond.
Apply to W. II. Danforth, box 81.
Island Pond, Vt.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
\ convenient house on Pleasant street,
IN au excellent state Of repair, and at
present occupied by Miss Steele. Apply
on the premises. or to f.. j. Steele.
express agent.
TO RENT
my house on Derby street, last occupied
by ). b. Flaherty. This house is new
and has all modern Improvements. Rent
Sl3 per month. Alice C.. WilIoughbv.
Several second hand cook stoves for
sale, cheap, at Bosworth's.