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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-07-14
Holmes Whereabouts Unknown.

Meanwhile, with new charges demand
ing attention and with the accusers not
Wy well pleased at the methods the
department is employing to get to the
{aer. ts of these. it is alleged that Edwin
s. E-cln1eS, the deposed assistant stat
site an, has left Washington. Wheth-
er this is true could not be learned at
the residence of Mr.. Holmes this morn
Ing. If Mr.. Holmes is in the city he
has been keeSing out of general obser-
walton, and If he is absent his family
dc Lies to let it be known where he is
A telephone message to the Holmes
residence brought forth a response from
a lady who said she was the mother-in-
law of Mr.. Holmes.
is il true, as reported, that Mr..
Holmes is not at present in Washing
ton? was asked
I'VE have adopted the policy OF saying
nothing whatever about our affairs -
was the reply
reported that Mr.. Holmes has
left the city, and we would like to know
whether it is true persisted the ques-
TONER
You say it is SO reported2"
Yes, it is VIII you not tell the Times
whether Mr.. holmes is in the city or
not?"
NO, I will make no statement at all.
We will make our side OF the story pub
lie at the right time, but not now.
Report was that Mr.. Holmes might
have gone West to attend TO some bust
ness interests. His apparent absence
fr,nl his usual walks caused comment
especially in view of reports that the
President is determined that prosecution
shall be started against him.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-07-14
SENT TO WORKHOUSE
FOR THEFT OF WATCH

Abraham Sweetwine, colored, will be
the guest of Warden Harris at the
Eastern Branch Hotel for the next
ninety days, by direction of Judge
O'Neal. who found him guilty of stealing
a watch from William H. Van Horn, a
year ago.
Detectives Pratt and Hewlett recov-
cred the watch and arrested the de-
PENDANT at Atlantic City yesterday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-07-14
Sweden Will Not Confirm
Reports Of Demonstration

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, July 14.-The
minister of marine today in an inter
view refused to either confirm or deny
the reports that the proposed visit of
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-07-14
CUDAHY ICE HOUSE
FIRED BY LIGHTNING

OMAHA, Neb., July 1.-THE great
ice house of the Cudahy Packing Com
pany at Seymour Lake was struck by
lightning asst night and burned. Fifty
thousand tons of ice was destroyed.
The loss is covered by insurance.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-07-14
GROWERS INPUGN
TOBACCO REPORT
Say 1t Has Been Doctored
by the Trust,
INQUIRY NOW UNDER WAY
In the Meanwhile, the Whereabouts of
Holmes, of Cotton Report Fame,
Has Become a Mystery.

The executive committee of the Bur
ley Tobacco Growers Association of
Kentucky is in session at Lexington this
week, and is devoting its time largely
to consideration of the tobacco crop re-
ports of the Department of Agriculture
and to the charges that these have been
manipulated by the trust
The conclusion OF the committee is
that false reports of acreage and con-
dit1on Of the crop have been furnished
10 the department, through the instiga-
ton OF the Tobacco trust. in order to
pear the market. The Burley growers
are said to be confident that investiga-
tlon OF these reports will develop an
other scandal in the department similar
TO that involving the cotton reports
Meantime, pending investigation by
agents of the department, the July
crop report on tobacco will not be given
publicity. 1t is charged that the trust
mas succeeded in doctorng this report
With the purpose of making the acreage
appear much Larger than it really IS,
and the condition better
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-07-14
Displeased With Hyde and olnstead

The inquiry now in progress has been
placed by Secretary Wilson under Stat
1stician Hyde. There is persistent dis
satisfaction with Mr.. Hyde, not only as
regards the management of such an in
curry, but as regards his retention in
the crop reporting service Cotton and
TOBACCO producers are determined that
Hyde shall be forced out if possible
These interests are no better pleased
with V. II. OlmStead, the new assistant
chief OF the statistical bureau 1t is
charged that Olmstead visited the Office
OF Broker Hlbbs in this city, on more
than one occasion during the time when
the crop statistics We're under consid-
Grafton in the compiling rooms and sup
posed to be absolutely secret
Mr.. Olmstead's explanation was that
he was calling to inquire about the
quotations of United States Steel stocks
In which he WIS SnaclIlatiner
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-30
Tatrbant sr0ffaet.

Srob bes brobenben Weiters NOR Der
6airbanf @arten gut befu9t. nnb
ben 8eiu9ern tbat es ni9t leio, f9
binausgeuast gu taben unter Donner
unb 8lib. Gin prddtises Ronaert Be-
lobnte bic gsiudsr fur ibr 2Ommsn.
Sas O~tenborf'ids Ordsiter belt, mas
es bsripro9sn unb snttdui9te bic 3u=
b6rer In feiner Weife.
Der Star" bes abenbs mar Der
populdre garitonIdnser, @eorse Nuftin
Woore, Der bur9 feline 2ieoer bic Nn-
t%peienoen erfreute unb ben 2Ouenan=
tbeiI bes rei9li9 eeipenbsten 8eifals
einbeimfe.
Der parf trabIts In elettriI9em
2i6te unb BOT einsn srobarti9en Mn=
Bid bar. Sas Jeuertpert tpurbe tuesert
oes &esens auf 6euts Mbenb ber-
bOrausseiest, bab Der @stter=
sott sndbiser geifimmt 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-30
Der Bau bes panamas

1T abfurb. Der gau bes Bananas
fanals if feirte rein einbeimii9e Sa4e.
gs it Elm sroBes internationales nns
!srnebmen. Wir tpsrbet ben 2anal
nit fremben Mrbeitern bauen, unb
feline Stin,me srbebt fi9 basesen."
gbinsien, Sapansr, @sssr BON Sa-
maica, Nrbsiter bon Natiunalitdten,
tpel9e bas 2lima pertrase, t6nnen,
psrben bic 6auptarbeit berri9ten.
Ses9lei9en tpirb bic Administration i'm
Nuslanbe an Waterial faufen. mas
abiolut notbwsnbia III. Mbsr i9 m69te
propbeseien, bob nidt finf pro3ent
allen Materials i'm Muslanbe getauft
tuirb, benin bic Administration tpirb
bies nur tbun, tpenn ss ni9t umsangen
tusrben tann SD CLAUDE ni&t, bab man
es i'm @onsreB ber Mtbe tuertb baIten
wiro, lanse tiber oieie Jrase gu reoen.
Die Administration TT b6aig I'm Re9t,
tpenr1 fe Waterial i'm Muslanoe fauFsn
min, fobalb Der preis Der Nrtitel niebs
riger iH, als Der Preis bier3ulanbe,
abaiisli9 bss ginfubraones. 0erfsbrt
tpdre ss, noble man i'm Muslarbe tau-
fen, usnn bic preisbifsren3 serinssr
1T, als Der ginfubrsoa, tuel&sr biersu.
lanoe bon ben betrsHenben Mrtiteln er.
boben tpirb. &eprdientant Satpnep
bon WinneIota, Elm Mitglieb bes Go
mites fur NitteI unb Wese, Der eben-
falls beirn prdfosntsn NOR unb nit
i6m iiber bieie 5rase f& beipra9, dus
Berte: .Sas Dor a6t Sabrsrt paiirte
3oassisB bsswsdte ben S&ub oes ame=
rifaniiden Nrbeiters. Sie 36ne re.
p~rdientiren ibie SiHersn3 suii9en ben
amsritanif9en unb ausldnoif9en Dir
bsitsl6bnsn. 9esbalb iulte Der preis
fir bic fsrtisen Nrtitel biersuIanbs
ni9t b6her iein, als Der ausldnbii9e
Marttprsis, unier 3ui9lag bes gin=
fu6r3oIes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-30
ToltjAlt9ss.

Ser 5unb, wel9er d
borgefern bur9 ieinen tpeiisn gnt'
i9luB fi9 unter benz Saufe GAG Horb
Slinois Ctr. 3u bsrtrieden bas 2eben
r%ettete, besins gsitsrn Ia9mittag ben
bsrbdnsniBbo1en Gebler, aus ieinem
8erfede berboraufrie9en. Den fofort
herbeigeeilten &ablerpOli3ifen gelans
ss, ibm ben &adlus ab3uidnsibsn unb
linn bas 2sbensIi6t aus3ublaien.
6%unSebiebe unb 6unbebereifter fdeinen
iibrisens smfis an Der Mrbeit 3u iein.
8ef9wsrben laufen bon allen Soften
Elm.
g tnbre9ern tuel1e f9 3utritt
gum @rossrpgsiddfts %. 6. @arbners,
sol Shb pine StraBe, bsrf9aftsn,
gslans ss nit elmer 9ifte SUDDEN, meb-
rersn @psdieiten unb s9intsn 3u ent-
enttommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-30

Die lsBtsn Na9ri9ten befdtias1t,
baB SosO's Sisg iiber Roiefpensti elm
polFdabigsr mar. Was bon Der ruff
i9sn GIOtts ni9t bsrni9tet if, befinbst
F9 In sasennisr Slu9t. Sogo hbers
Isste nnb plante rubig ieinet angrif,
Der nit einem Siege snben muBte. st
bIie5 feiner Bort Mrtbur Sattif treu,
ineem er feline SOrpebOfottiae in's
gorbsrtrsffsn ianbte unb bann in Der
nIeemeinen 0erpirrung bic @ei9tBe
isinsr panasri9ife ipielen Iieb.
11nfere an bisfsr Stelle sebrudte
Rarte 3eigt, nit psl9' tpsiier 0orfi4t
8oso ben plas gum @nsrif pablte.
Cben In Der Mitte Der 3arte suiiten
Der Spibe bon 2Orea unb @otois 1T
bic STEELE lsi9t au fiuosn. Wdbreno
man ssnau, islbf fern bonn arissss
f9auplab, iibsr bic getpesunsen Der
ruifi9en Slotte unterri4tet nor, batte
5oeo feline G9ife in elmer Der 3abls
reiGen Buatsn an Der Spibe 2oreas
IN fortpdbrenber Nnerifstt4ti9teit
nerbor9en.
Seine Npiios bielten i'm seaau aber
bas @orbrinsen unb bic @ertbsiluns
Der ruiFi9en S4ife unterri9tet. er
tonnte sebulbis bas gintreten zines
bidtsn Mebels ertrartsn unter beHem
S1ube feline SorpebOboote f9 benz
5einb. ndbsrn unb in Attion treten
fonnten.
Wobl bate Der 5einb bas neber9e-
mi9t on S6ifsrtmpfen absr bas mar
bur9 bic Rrissssewanbibeit ber iapa-
nii9sn Wanni9aftsn msbr als aufse.
boben.
Sas fibne @orpdrtsbrdnsen &oief.
bsnsti's sur See ertpiss fi9 sbsuio fatal
fur bic Rufsn ME 3uropattins Rtd-
3ugstattif auf benz Ganbe.
Sas grpartete it eing.treten. Rubs
lanb 1T ~ Wafer uno 3u 2anbe be-
fset unb bic Welt frd9t mas Nun ?"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-30
Gus oer Btnoesbamptitaot.

Die 8opsn=2o pmis .Nfairs if in Elm
rnsrtmirbisss Gtnbium estrstsn. Die
rs~gelmdBise Cages outine 1T: 9err
8otpsrl brinst benz Sefrstdr Saft einen
geri9t, uno bisfsr pirb an 5tlfss
Staatsistretdr 2ooutis our 8eau9en-
ideinigung neruisisn. Damn bringt
6err 2oomis cine Mnttport ober 2ritif.
Sas gisbt bann Serrn gOpen wiebsr
cine unumsdnsli9e 9elessnbeit, ueiter
sttpas ntssugrnbsn, unb bic proesbur
tuieberbolt f9 am nd9fsn Sage in Der
n1mli9en R~eibenfOlas. Dbf9on nun
bon benz Snhalt oieier &epliten unb
Supliten ni9ts befannt gsgeben pirb,
abeeiebsn bon einigen leiisn Mnbsutuns
gen, bic mobilize unb ba bon ben 2ip>
ben bes Getretdrs 9aft fallen, f9eint
bod bic Sa9e fi4 babin 3u sntuideln,
baB 5err Bouen nit feinen @ustueifen
Hort In bic gnss gsbrdngt tuiro. Ut
DsrIanst iest bic gernebmuns bon
3susen, iinb ,tpar pini6t sr rtebrsre
amerifanii9e 3situngss3 orreipOnoen-
ten aus Caracas borgslaber au feben.
SOQts f9 2risgsistretdr 8aft ba3u
perfeben, 10 barfte bic NH~9ele9enbeit
fs6r In bic 2dnge ge3ogeu tuerber.
Aber norIdufg i9eint Der 3risgs-
fefretdr mod aiemli4 itsptif9 bestsli9
bss Nubsns Der N~usiasen, tusl9s bic
2orrsIponbsntsn su prototou sebsn
fbnntsri, au fsin. Wie fid cine Der Nb=
nlinifration nabefsbenbe peri6nli9teit
ausbrtdte: yMan f9eint gpuen bic
bette Selesen6eit su gsben. f9 Elm gro-
Bss SOD gu sraben, Tim i'm bann
6insinfallsn au laHen."
\ Getretdr 3aft bat einsr Nstp gorfsr
'tungstorrsippnbsntsn Namsns Sa.
trel6er non ieinem Blatte mad
garaeas ssianot tuOrben NOR, um absr
bis aspsalttrut- gcntrOberie gu f9rsi-
ben, bisr6sr %eitirt, Tim i'm perfSnli9
su nsrnsbmsn. als Sater aus benz
Bureau bss Sstrstdr 6eraustam, traf
Boren nit i'm. s%uiammen, Der fi4 gee
rabs ,u 9errn Saft bsgebsn tuouie.
Botreii rsbete i'm f9arf on: Isle pa.
ben einsn Johannesburg besansen."
9ater pernsinis bies.-vGie Spaltsn
bes .Wsu DOrt 5eralb" beute1 bies
aber an" ertpibsrts goueu, als ct gun,
Rriessfetrstdr bineinsins. Na9bem
Ct nit 9srrt 9aft cine geipre&ung &c.
babt, tam goweu uisber beraus, sias
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-30

3u Satsr bin unb erfldrte, er miihe
gbbitte lsiitsn; sr lei ii~berseu9t. baB
feline (gOpen's) gei9ulbiguns fali4
9eueien. 3wii9en ben 3silen NOR sa
lsisn, baB 8opsn benz 2orreiponsen-
ten StOf su i.inen publitatiOnen se-
Iisfert, unb nun sselaubt bate, Sater
babe benz Sstrstdr feline SnfOrmationss
qusas mitssthsilt. Oils Sstretdr $aft
BON bieiem 0orfaa b6rte, ma9te ct Elm
na9bsntli9es @efdt. iagte aber ni9ts.
9as Senatscumite fir suiidsnfaats
li9en Sanosl bat feline Gra4traten.
gnqusts besnbst unb bic 5rass tpirb
nun big gum Serbf ruben. @ie be-
rsits fri6er angsbeutst, if ss ni9t
wabrf9einli9, bob Der geri9t bes 60
mites hbsr bisfe gnquete sbsr an Die
Osfentli9tsit fommsn uiro, als Biz
Der 4on9reB 3uiammsntritt, Oh bies
nun ON Is. OttOber iein pirb. ME Der
prdfioent es bor bat, ober am l. No-
bsmber, ME Spre9er Cannon su EN-.
pfe6len FIR gut b~sfunben. Mber 10
biel erbelt i9on isbt aus M%suberuneen
mabsebenber gomitemitslieber, bab bas
gomite teine fsbr rabifalen 0ori9ldge
MAIDEN biirfte. grtreme 8efimmun=
gen, ME fs in Der gi9.3ownisno-g Bill
Der bsrHohsnsn Ssiion entbalten. IA.
gen Der Waioritdt bes gOmites tusnig
gu. Man mag babin hbereintommsn,
bab Sifsren3ial. &aten bon llsbsI finb,
uas ia aud bon bieIsn groBen gifen-
babnlsitern unumtpunbsn 3ugsfanben
pirb; benz vpripate Gar Serbtes"
btrfte tuobl cine @rubs gsgrabsn tper.
ben, aber es oarf als fetfebsnb be-
tra4tet perbsn. bab Der atpif9enfaat-
li4en @srtsbrstOmmiiiun bic Ma9t.
bolfOmmenbeit, 5ra9traten nod @ut-
btintsi1 sl normirsn, ni4t s~ugeFanben
neroen miro.
gs i9eint, baB 6inf9tli9 Der iansif
uerttnoeten politif Der Administration,
bic antdufe bon Bacterial fur ben pa-
namatanalbau betrsfsnb, bic BODICE
bsnoen gntrafunSawogen f9 einiser-
maben au lssen beginner. Man9s
tpeFli4e Rspublitaner, Genatoren unb
WitsIieoer bes Saufes, usI9s in ben
lebten Sagen i'm MeiBen Saufs borss.
ipro9en, baben fi9 tiber3sugen laRsn,
bob Der prdfbent es nt9t auf hen v3u-
iammenbru4 bes S9ub,oliptems"
abseie6en bat, ionbsrn nitr b~sr6inbern
min, baB bic groBsn inbufrisQea 2om-
binationsn = unb stpar III es tuobl In
erffer 2inie auf ben Stabltruf abgs.
ie6en - bic B~unbsstaRs alsu rei9li9
a~n3apfen. Senator 6opfins bon Sui.
nois ertldrts nod elmer 2onferen3 NIT
benz prdfoenten: sd ie6e ni&t re9t
Elm, tuesbalb Der 2onsreb f9 In Der
nd9fen Seifon nit Der Jra9e bes
Anfaufs bon Material fur ben 2anaI-
bau bei9dftigen foute. Sd CLAUDE
ni9t. baB in Senat uno 6aus Elm
Suseno 2eute f4 finben tuerben, bis
in ibren anf&ten bon bemisnisen bes
prdfbenter abueiden. Ea if bel
2drm UNI ni&ts gema&t woroen. &c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-30

gpansbtIIe, 90. Wai. Die
glasbldfer Sobn Megnnerp unb So
iepb Sarbefp tpurben beute I'm poli.
3eiseri9t unter Der Nntlage, eineu Nn=
sriff auf Mnrtle uab 8olbis 2ittlepase,
IA rsip. 16 Sabre alt, bsriibt 3u pa.
Ben, borseftbrt. Sic wurbst1 unter
ie $1,000 Btrgi9aft benz 0erfabreu ber
@robgei&worenen t~iberpiefen. 8eioe
Mdnnsr finb Gamilienbdter.
NabbtIIe, 90. Wai. &aIpb
2ans, Elm alter 3risssoetsran, ser.
trtimmerte bic bon ieinsm Sobne Mlba
untsr benz Namsn .Slinb Sissr" ae.
fibrts Wirtbf9aft, udbrsnb bic Wit.
slisber Der 2abies @bur9 slurilierp
Soeisip NIT @enugtbuuns fsinsm Der.
ri6tun9sperfe 3uiaben.
Der Mlte bate ieinen Sobn me9rfad
eriu9t, bic Spelunte, tpie CT fe rlann-
te, bis auf einem @runbfid nsben bes
Mlten Saus eingeri9tet. tuar, au i9lie.
Zen. 90 bieier benz Wuni4e ni&t
nod tam, nabm ct eine Mrt unb i9Iug
Sbtiren unb 5enfer, 5Iaf&ett umb
Slider unb ales, uas ni9t tpiber.
ifanbsfr.bie mar, furl unb tIein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-30

Safo. nSsit ein.r 6albsr
Stunbe ftehen sic am Sslepbon =
aber i4 bore Sic fein Wort rsben!"
= SD tann ia ni4t.. .. msine 5rau
fprt9t nit mtr!"
-Reue Ri9ter: Grit habsn sic
bic 3eugin seobrfeist unb na4ber boz
ben Sie ihr au4 nod einen aub se>
roubt!" @nsstlastsr (5erfnirfdD:
.Satpohl. Sd entbedts nGmli9, bob
i4. bk unsi4tige srpsi4t batts!1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-30

-unter &esefbrubern n.
araufe (au 2ebmann, beFen 6rau am
9austbor nit benz Shrubberitiel tpar>
tet): rNa, MI iut Ra4t, 3ebmann,
unb iut 9olS!"
= Nobel. Wirt6 Morsens):
n9at Der 5rembe seftern Mbenb nidts
sefast, als sic ibm bic Rednuns hers
aufbra4ten2" 9oustne4t: r8einen
Son; e IL ftinfdpsisenb = iber
Na4H R8fo0asgapssn."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-24

Mrs Blickensderfer's claim that
Mary Rogers conviction was due in
any degree to prejudice OF the jury on
account OF her religious b lief is so
absurd as to discredit Mrs Dickens
derfer's efforts in advance. There was
no prejudice againgt Mrs Rogers be-
cause of her religion for nobody knew
at the time of the trial that she had
any religious belief. One OF the best
known OF the Bennington clergymen
has since told the Banner that he made
a careful investigation and could not
find that Mary Rogers was ever identi.
fed with any religious faith. AS far
as the Banner remembers Mrs Rogers
religion or absence OF religion was not
even known during her trial and the
bringing 1t forward now looks like q
spectacular antic OF Mrs Blickensder-
fer to attract attention to herself.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-24
SOUTH SALISBURY.

F. Eddy was in Arlington recently.
Mrs A. B. Hawkins is visiting out
of town.
c. S. and F. l.. Madison are in Bos-
ton for few days.
Mrs Eben Sherman is visiting her
mother, Mrs Edward Millington.
The scarlet fever quarantine has
been taken off Fred Beagle's house.
Miss Mabel Loomis,of North Ben
nington is visiting at her uncle's, f.
Eddy's.
Arthur Durham of North Benning-
ton is learning the machinist's trade
with the Eagle Square company.
The young people are taking advan-
tage of the pleasant evenings and are
enjoying the fine skating and coasting.
Mr. and Mrs Nathan Saunders have
sold their place to Albany parties.
They expect to move to Schenectady
soon.
The Gordon family have moved on
TO the Gordon farm in North Benning-
ton. John Gordon Jr., is going TO re-
side in his fathers house here.
The speaking contest is to take
place this week. Those who are to
compete FIR the prize are ]. S. Ball,
Miss Katherine Virgil, j. G. Eddy,
Miss Agan, c. S. Madison and the
Rev Mr. Agan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-24
YOUNG MEMS RECEPTION.
Younger Organization Host For the oIds'
Frstsrnlty.


frstsrnlty.
An enjoyable evening was held at
the Methodist church Monday night
when the YIN Club entertained the
Mems Association.
A graphophone recital occupied the
attention during the first part OF the
evening followed by light refreshments
About As we're present
Chas Austin, president OF the YMC
welcomed their older friends and
Judge j. V. Carney responded in the
pleasing manner which is character
istic TO the Judge.
Rev James L. Atwell of Fair Haven,
formerly pastor OF the local NE church
who spoke on "His Summer Trip
Abroad" needed no introduction. His
address was interesting and instruc-
tive and held the close attention of all
pres snt for over an hour.
Much of the success OF the evening
is due to the YMC social committee OF
which Lawrence Griswold ischairmsn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-24
TODAYS STOCK QUOTATIONS
Selling Prices To-day 0n'Nsw York Exchange
At.Noon.

Today's quotations on the New
York stock exchange as reported at
noon by j. r. Williston & Co, of I
Nassau street, New York city to the
Bennington Security company are as
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-24
GREEN MOUNTAIN VALLEY.

We are having lovely sleighing.
Mrs David Hill is on the sick list.
Nelson Mcclure is very sick at
David Hills.
George Dunn has a hundred cords
of wood ready for market.
Miss Ruby Montgomery is attending
school at North Bennington.
Abel and Clifford Harrington are
engaged in the wood business.
Miss Nellie Cole of Arlington is
teaching in the Montgomery district
Miss Laura Harbour of Bennington
is teaching in the Red School house.
Miss jamie Harrington of Arlington
is teaching in the Harrington dis
trict.
Mrs Sophia Corey does not improve
she is cared for by her daughter, Mar
tina Nwell.
Geo E. Bucks health is some better.
He is now able to attend to his
farm work.
Geo p, Montgomery's health is quite
poorly. Mrs Montgomery is suffering
from "a fall.
Harold Harrington is assisting his
father, He is not attending school at
Bennington.
Edward Smith has purchased a wood
lot of Herbert Elwell and is busily en-
gagged clearing it.
Herbert Elwell has been spending a
few days in Bondyille visiting his sis.
ter, Mrs Burbank.
Miss Lima Green is attending school
at North Bennington aud expects to
graduate next June.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-24
NORTH BENNINGTON.

Fred . Bourn OF Manchester Depot
visited in town Saturday.
M iss Julia Bennett of White Creek
spent Sunday with Miss Ida M. Shaw.
Mr and Mrs A Fl Phillips, who have
been guests OF G d Philips, returned to
Troy Sunday night.
John Farnum, who recently moved
from North Adams to Bennington,
visited his niece, Mrs Henry Roster,
Saturday. ~
Invitations are out for the marriage
OF Miss Edna Surdam OF Sodom, to
Henry Sweet OF Hoosick Falls We'd
nesday Jan 18th.
Rev r B Tozer exchanged pulpits
Sunday with Rev Mr. Walker OF North
Salisbury. Mr. Tozer will attend the
ordination OF Mr. Wa ker on Wednes-
day.
The funeral services OF Mrs Robert
Stewart, formerly Miss Susie Watson,
we're held Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock 10 the Baptist church, proceed
ed by prayer at the home. Rev K b
Tozer officiated. A quartette, Misses
Lena PERCY, and Erin Madison, A S
Hathaway and Z e Bottum rendered
three hymns:-"Jesus is our Shep-
herd, "Jesus Lover OF my Soul" and
beyond the Smiling and the Weep
ing" The beautiful casket OF ashes
of roses plush, was borne by six young
friends of the deceased:-Ed Mosher,
John Evans, William Powers, Patrick
Dalton, George Bonner and Jerome
Horton. The numerous floral tributes
testified TO the loving sympathy Of
many friends, among them Mr. and Mrs
j G Mccullough, Mrs Tnorton T'ur-
ner and the servants of Gen McCul-
Tough OF New Yors; Mrs Thos Breslin
of Waterford; and many others. Many
relatives from out OF town attended
the services: Joseph Watson and fami-
ly OF Bennington; Mrs NJ Keefe and
Ave daughters of North Adams; Wal
ter Stewart Of New York and Dell
Green, wife and mother OF Science
/ tsdy. The interment took place in the
cemetery on the hill where she was laid
at rest beside her father. Mrs Stewart
was q graduate OF the North Benning-
| ton High school of the class OF '9l,
| and was member of the Alumni As
ISOLATION. She will be mourued by a
large circle OF friends with whom she
has always been favorite, and to
| whom her sudden death came as q
| great shock. The bereaved husband.
m other and brother have the sincere
sympathy OF the entire community.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-24
Continued Sale,

The sale of the property and goods
at the Prouty Inn, Bennington will be
sold at public auction at said Prouty
Inn on Thursday, Jan. 20, at 10 a. m. +,
at which time all the valuable goods
will be sold, consisting of dining
chairs, dishes, glassware, tinware,
carpets, parlor set, lace curtains,
shades, two dining room tables and
pictures.
John Nash,
Deputy Sheriff.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-24

T>HIS SALE will certainly be memorable
Il DERfW 19-CsNT MLUES-bargains that will
mark for many day the greatest value. giving in
seasonable and useful goods ever held in this town.
The l9c bargains we are offering will be the talk Of
the town. and no one should fail to take advantage
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-24
New York Firm Taken In.

ITHACA. n. Y, Jan. 24.-The Temp
kins County National bank notified the
police Of New York city that check
for $1,000, signed NJ. J. Feldman and
cashed by a large retail firm in New
York, had been received by the bank
for collection and had been returned,
there being no such account in the
hank
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-24
FRANK I. HOWE, Editor and Publisher

We have torso time suspected that
J. Oliver Burt is man Of sense Now
we know it. lie is going to move from
the village back to farm and resume
the finest business in the world, farm.
ing, in which he early trained and
will make success.