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New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
MAY OPERATE ON MAGISTRATE BAKER

At the home of Magistrate Seward Baker in
West Chester. il was said last night that he would
be unable 10 attend court this week although not
in serious condition. He is believed be suffer
ing from gallstones. and operation may have
10 be performed The magistrate was taken ill
Thursday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
THE MANCHURIA AT NAGAsAKI.
Another Hearty Greeting Given to Secretary
Taft and His Party.

Nagasaki. Aug. The steamer Manchuria
arrived at O'clock this morning. The Gov
ernor, the Mayor and other officers went aboard
and extended welcome 10 Secretary Taft and
to Miss Roosevelt The party landed at q
o'clock and took luncheon at thu American con
sulatC
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
CARMENCITA AT PARADISE ROOF.

Narfnencita was the bright particular star of the
oilpahy OF entertainers the Paradise Roof
oaroeh last night She apparently has lost
VI nei grace OF movement. She danced four dances,
n,ns+ y; =; oe TOUR the last the widest and the
it. nvst IN keeping with her exotic style Carmen
Ni'a engagement is for four weeks only.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01


AgsTIN2n .s7.r N Monday July 81 the residences
Esa6eth Eai5 Cornwall widow Of Robert Austin her
church Catskin. n Y on wednesday August Z, al
$3.50 p. M >
N sSgb,sr Glen II Rsss July 80 laos a..,,st
In her 5sth Funeral services home
$40 ihtermsns in Rloo@asid esmttssS ssS''
oa A on SUNDAY July 80 1905 Frank
Long IsaDs Fnmers ais s On Eys me- az
2: O'Clock. Marlboro Baptis, Church at Marlboro
Amos NJ Brush in his s1st Services the resi-
No s7 Tnssdsg a' Auss s I'a Al
O'Clock. Interment private.
d64s p Bror as.s July % cqg,aa
ces viii be held at the residence Sf his brother No =.
'p, p M 0' East orange On ius'aaS August l. at
CARPENTER suddenly July IS. 1908. Charles Milling
dencs. Ralph W F. carpenter Eas, 2sth1st and Ave-
gust at Clock pay m fnteren NJ rivats se'aay Au
NJ. daughter Of the late Uzal Condit OF Morris5own
H:h Bod@aed shsi Of t'fs s
FoWLER-suddenIy. July 30 1ao0 Liburtus Fowler in
ave. Brooklyn Tuesday evening. August /. O'Clock
his residence. No. IO5 West TIth-st Henry Fry.
tsrment Greenwood
HORT0N-s White Plains y. Y. Monday. July ~
Abram J.. Of the late Abran e. and Martha Horton
s0th 81 his Friends and relatives
invited attend the funeral services. from his
residence, Wednssday August 2. At p m.
HoUsE-on Sunday, July 50 taoS Caroline Elizabeth
widow Of Or George V House and daughter of the late
John Agate. Of O~sninE. in hey s2d Funeral
vices q her residence Nc 13s Park ave Noun:
Vernon, N Y. Wedn-sday. August 2. ~ II
MARTIN-At Ienox Mass. July 20. 1909, Mary B
wife OF David Martin and the late George
Eliza F. SeeIey Funeral services her late
dence No ia 64th-st., New-York City August
/, az O'Clock p.
sHORT--At his residence. No. 20 West 37th-st Sun
day July SO. in the fifty frst year Of his Ed
LYMAN Short. the late Professor Charles
Short and Anne Jean Lyman Short. Funsra services
will be Thomas Church. 5th-a SD
St. Thursday morning August 3. 1O:30 O'Clock.
wII.BUR-On SUNDAY. July So 1905. Edward Russell
Wilbur, Of New-York Funeral services his late
summer home oyster Bay. Long Island "Wednesday
August arrival OF train leaving Long Island City
AZ 2.O4 a Athens, n. Y. Thursday
August g. Kindly omit flowers
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
ALEXANDER 9. WILLIAMS.

Lyons. n Y. July Si.-Alex. r. Williams died
suddenly to-day. aged seventy-hve years He had
been engaged in mercantile pursuits for fifty
1t said he was one OF the largest dealers in
evaporated fruit in the world. He leaves widow.
a and four daughters.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
.o.., Onici,i Record-The following Official record
en- the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the tenn
srture for the last tweny-our hours in comparison
Win the corresponding date of last year

Highest temperature yesterday. - degrees lowest ~"
average 30 average corresponding date last year "
sr,g. f,r corresnondnr twenty Ave years q
Local forees,t1o day. partly cloudy; iomortVN' 'sI
diminishing naythery winds.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
MINISTER oUEsADA RETURNS.

Washington, July Sl-senor Quesada the Cuban
Minister called Acting Secretary Adee at the
State Department to-day He has Just returned
from a trip 10 Europe lasting three months.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
CEAIEIE RI
THE WOODLAWN CEMETERY

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station and jerome avenue troeys and by
rtage Lots s1 up. Telephone (4s55 Graercy)
or Views o representative.
- ~ Offce 20 East 2srd ST. " Y City.
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OFFICIAL MOURNING FOR Mr.. HAY ENDS

! Washington, July 3i.-The legal period of thirty
days having elapsed since the death OF Secretary
| Hay the mourning stationery. which all the
oiilcal business OF the State Department has been
! written was withdrawn to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
ACTOR DROPS DEAD.

Bnghamton, n. Y, July Sc. V. Garner an
actor. who formerly played with Joseph jefferson
dropped dead here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
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HOUSE pIssuRsINe CLERK DEAD.

sharon Penn. July 3L-Henry Robinson ais
bIrsine clerk in the House Of Representatives a.
wa shinsIon, died at his home. in Mercer tV-"a'
from d tubefcular affection VI the ov"sis'
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hooped OF SlV her trunk broken open and it's
Co''eh's stolen Miss Fossie Crane 'the Girl from
Coney Island obliged to appear I'm street
ooS'une on the stage OF Morrisons Theatre at
hockaWay Beach, where she began a weeks en-
gagement yesterday. FIossie accused the express-
man VINO brought her the theatre of steai-
lus Two new gowns and box in which she said
sne nau put the money. Last night Flossie did her
ACT IN q stage dress borrowed from another singer
Inc improvements made by the Automatic Ven
thating Company provide a constant change of air
In Tony Pastors Theatre. The bill this week in
cludes Miss Norten and Paul Nicholson In their
comedy, The Ladies' Tailor; Milman HAYWARD
ana al nay ward IN their novelty comedy, Marriage
1S SuDHme'; Rano and Smith, comedy acrobats
hawthorne and Burt, dancing comedians: the orig
maj three Weston Sisters: Owen and Owen com
eGy sketch; Brazil and Brazil; Charley Farrell
The Whstling Old Coon; ConIon and Hastings
frenchs scenic panorama, and the American vita
sraph life action pictures
Orrin Johnson is the latest addition to the cast
which has been engaged by Mr. Belasco in the
revival OF The Heart of Maryland" Mr.. Johnson
Will be cast for the leading male role. The other
members include Edna Wallace Hopper r. D. Mac
Lean and Odette Tyler
large crowd gathers in Pains Fireworks Am
phtheatre at Manhattan Beach each night TO wit
ness Port Arthur The demand for special
nights is large. For Friday the Woodmen of
the World. beneficial order, with a large member
ship in the West. and making great strides In the
East has its first special night, which promises to
be a record breaker The following Monday the
hss hmshtS OF 81. Jonn ana Malta VIII attend IN a
miral Coghlan and the jackies ard all the mariners
in port have been invited. Wednesday is 10 be the
gala night Of La Sale Council No. Asa. knights of
Columbus
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Miss Lillian Russell signed a contract vesterdav v
WIN FREDERICK +. Proctor to appear in vaudeville
uide ms direction indefinitely She will begin next
october at his 2Sd-st. theatre and later will be
seen IN Proctors other houses The salary given
Is saio 10 be large though no one would tell lust
What the amount Miss Russell is said 20 hev.
9oruered several handsome gowns from Paris tC.
increase the attractiveness of her first aDpea
on the vaudeville stage.
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ro,., for sn.c,aI Iocalities-For Eastern N.

work Eastern Pennsylvania and New-Jersey' partly
cloudy today Wednesday fair; warmer IN no''h porons
diminishing north winds
For m. District OF Columbia Maryland and Delaware.
-, c,oudv TO day and Wednesday; light northwest
winds.
r,-..,ar, Western NewYork. fair
odav and Wednesday: warmer wednesday; hsht north
winds, becoming variapie 49,, 1a, 60 aa. Nth -atn H.
north rortion; Wednesday fair and warmer diminishing
north winds.
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UNDERTAKERs.

FRANK r. CAMPBELL. 24i-3 West 2Sd St
.ad ST Stephen Merritt Enbg Inst Tel 1924 Chelsea
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Died.

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charge.
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ACSTIN-On Monday, July 81. the residence Of her
sister; Mrs. l. \. Van FIiet. No lis West I2eth-
Ehzabeth Cornwall widow Of Robert E Austin IN her
loth year Funeral service will be held at Christ
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-23
INSPIRING ADDRESSES
Rev. 7. Y. chssnon Of chsmpIsIn and [. A.
". Prouls Spoke to French People

The initiation OF the two councils Of
l.. Union St. j. Baptisie D'Amerique
.ook place In the Catholic Foresters
hall Tuesday evening about 200 ladie 8
and gentlemen wire present.
Rev. +. \. Chagnon of Champlain
N. Y. delivered an inspiring address
following the initiation. He dwelt on
the Importance OF the French element
being united and ofhaving national
society for the benefit of that people.
His remarks were received with spirited
applause.
l.. A. w. Proulx was the next speaker
and he was also heartily welcomed. He
told OF the kind manner In which he
had been received in Bennington and
the support which he had received In
organizing these societies. He extend
ed thanks TO the Evening Banner for
the notice which had been SO courteously
given.
Later in the evening refreshments
were served and most enjoyable So
cial hour spent.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-23
GIRL BANDIT
TO RUTLAND
LaNnia Lsnlear Taken TO
House Of Correction.
BR0CkwAY SENTENCED
Get, Over Y fssn al Hard Labor
In State pfison-Tsken 10
Windsor Today.

Mrs. wssleon. of Miss LAViala
isandissr ''shs slFl bAsdi 81 abe is
ssoFs oonnoaiy called. vho has hen
oonhned In no ali hsFe sihos she -as
arrested Ia shs irAeas II RsrsFs Juiy
>. -as Iak-a " Rsslasd By or.osr
Russell Wednesday tsorhlsg 10 serve
too years In she House u Correction
for lsvdRsss.
David iiFpesuay Ne other member
Of Nc gang uho vAs capisred AZ Tho
sane tine uas taken by shsria viii.
sou Wednesday morplng 10 Windsor
10 sefNe . ssnisboe Ia The state prison
anouHiing 10 boivcSn y and IL years
The ioar charges on which BE- uAs seq.
ienocd aud ihs smoasi Of each sentence
arp a. foiiopss
For assault ullh latent 10 commli
rape, not more ihAn hvc years nor
lees ihAn four years aud sia months
al hard laJor In state prison al Wind
sor; for burglary Ia the night time not
more man htc years nor less than four
years apd slK months 81 hard labor
10 state prison ~ Windsor 20 com
usencc from date expiration or sooner
determination previous sentence for
assault with Intent 70 commit rape; for
grand larceny Dot more than iEo years
aud SIX months nor less than twv
years NJ hard labor in state prison To
commence date expiration or sooner
determination tao previous sentences;
for levdness. fined sloo and costs with
alternative sentence to house OF cor
rcctlon 10 commence at date expira-
ton or sooner determination OF the
three preceding sentences 70 states
prison.
They were sentenced By Judge Z. L.
Bates late Tuesday evening.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-23
TABLE OF PERcENTAoEa
DANDElIoN WINS.
eseitins Race For the ssranac stake
mt Saratoga.

SARATOGA. y. Y. Aug. 23.-In a
most exciting finish Dandelion, owned
by Il. X. Hitchcock, II 10 ! shot.
won the Saranac. the stake feature OF
the days racing. The first four horses
were only heads apart as they passed
the finish line.
Burnt Hills made the running and
In doing SC tired herself out. Water
light. the favorite, and Bedouin were
always well up. At the head Of the
stretch Bedouln was leading by half a
length. with Wnterllght head better
than Dandellon, who was two lengths
ahead OF oxford. Dandellon and Mer-
ry Lark. who came up out Of the
ground. Bedouin and Waterllght fought
II out to the end, finishing in that or
der.
The first race also furnished head
and head finish, Roseben hanging on
just long enough to win.
The sixth race was just rs close and
the result similar, Eugenla Burch stall
ing of rush by the favorite, Adriu-
tina, who was backed down from 4 to
/. O'Neil and Bullman each rode two
winners.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-23
NOT ALLOWED
To SEE LAWYER
Guardian Held Up Proposed
Interview.
C0LUABuS tiULlNG
Wealthy North Bennington Nan
Sioppsd from Getting
Married.

4 euriaus case dsssisfsd lhis fnorn-
iHg In front 81 u,ss oi,sFa houss Ia "a
aiienps mads a. pfvsshi Coismbas
Hulihg - North Bsanihgioa ssslhs
Hoo Thomas W Molosey Of i,aliand
vhom Mr tiailng had engaged a.
counsel Ia az sffors 81 securs he right
" get married. Tho inisrtisw vAs
hsid ap by \ u Hall. guardian ior MF
Hallhg AID " u sheldon aciiae a.
attorney.
Mr iluiing. -ho IL rcpuled 10 10
uofih over seo.ooo aud IL n yoars old
uss " have bern married . isu days
ago g. Mas Jennie iiisssli Of North
IieHningion. = glri young enough 10 b.
his grAsddAughicr. Tho other men.
hers Of his family got vihd 81 Il and
made application ~ tiss probate court
for The appointment ~ gpAriiAn on
ihe ground that Mr iiuling. through
advancing years. has become mentally
ineapaoiiaisd 10 look afser his own AZ.
fairs. Sir Hullng IL said % have
Waived biz right " . y days notice
and $ u Hall vas appointed guardian.
The proposed wedding was broken
up aud Mr. Hullng decided 10 end cot
What his rights wcrc 10 the matter apd
piAdc 40 appointment with Lawyer No.
loney Of Rutland 90 meet him At the
oiiice Of Baichcldcr a Bates herr This
morning. Mr. Iiullng came over "
keep The appolnimen, but was stopped
nj The foot Of The stairs by Mr. Hall
and Mr. Sheldon and not allowed 10
meet Mr. Moloney eSccp, in their pres.
eDce A controversy lasting over an
hour ensucd, ending Ia the inieryiew
being given up temporarily.
. NJ Barber, who IL mr Halls At
torney, was out OF town and MIR Hall
stated that he left word that Mr. Huling
should not be allowed 10 discuss bust.
ness with anybody. Mr. Moloney de.
clares that any body has Constitution.
nj right 10 see an attorney and talk
with him In private at any time. An
attempt TO get Mr. Barber by telephone
was moi successful.
The unusual controversy attracted a
large crowd, the sympathy OF which
appeared to be entirely with Mr. Hull
ing. Hon X Batchelder sent down
a chair so that the old gentleman
could sit down and TX. Marshall Har.
ris borrowed q camera and took
photo of the gathering.
Probate Judge Carney was appealed
to but said he had nothing to do with
the case In It's present status but saw
no reason why the interview should
not take place.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-23
National renni. Tournament.

NEWPORT, X. l., Aug %. - The
twenty-sixth annual tennis tournament
of the National association began aus
piciously on the fifteen Casino courts.
Nearly two score Of matches in the
first round Of singles were decided in
addition to an intercontest in doubles
between the champions Of the east and
west, which the representatives of the
east won in straight sets. This contest,
which was waged between f. h. Alex
ander and II. III. Hackett of the east
and Kreigh Collins and H. T.. Waidner
of the west, proved the attraction Of
the day. The winners will meet Ward
and Wright in the challenge round.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-23
GALATIANS BIG FAIR
Great Annual Floral Parade win Be the Fea.
tufp.

ture.
The big Chatham fair this year will
have two great floral features. One OF
these will be the mammoth floral par
ade on Thursday, Aug. 81. It will be
a beautiful and d zzling pageant fully
three quarters of a mile in length, the
like OF which has never been seen out
side OF Saratoga or the Chatham fair
grounds. About n dozen gorgeous
floats will be in line with decorated
carriages, chariots, pony rigs, bicy-
cles, horseback riders OF both sexes
galore, and a great contingent OF spec
ialties and novel conceits, competing
for over $500 in money prizes.
The other floral feature will be a
mammoth display OF many thousand
Of gladioli plants from the famous
Cowee Gladioli farm (68 acres) at
Berlin. 1t will occupy big building
near exhibition hall. These floral
features will be worth going many
miles to see. The railroads offer
special round trip excursion rates.
From Albany B & A railroad) Is
cents; from Troy (via Albany 80
cents; from Pittsfeld, so cents.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-23
To Rcinstate Moore.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-Dr. George
T. Moore, who resigned from the bu'
reau of plant industry of the depart.
ment of agriculture because of crit.
cisms of his conduct in holding stock In
nitroculture company. will be rein
stated by Secretary Wilson. The Sec
rotary holds that as the department of
Justice failed to find any evidence of
wrongdoing against Moore he should
be given a square deal"