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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21

Ger tr ii bcrc O6crit Scr
3ictbcn . 0uiorcn acS5pfi, Der iciucrt
Nbid,icO crbultclr bal, nlt9cblih, neil
or iciu @llt al cinclt Eolen ucrfultIt
bat, mndlt bctomlt. onB CT On3 @ut
mcgcu Grblfuit2 MISUNDERSTANDING
babe pCriouicn millIcn. Der Coma.
ncuiiStl9 babe mn Die SGlitc Der
InnomirtbihoitIidien Iorc Qcbotcn;
hna @lt lci onourd) oiscrcoitirt nor.
ocn mo tcin ocltldJcr aGilicr bnbc
lid gciun0cn. @obl nbcr hnbc ett
Fplc Ocn poIlcn Erei3 9cbotcn, liir
acaipdi cinc 0iiierenS bon 10000
Mart. Nun miro lid Der prclBild)e
0om0ncniiafu9 III Der Ingclcgcnbcit
III ul,Bcrn bnbCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21
0afic,., gbee. mnb 6aeau . Guuinm

9as statilAi6t @fialfNcaau Oca Sun.
beIs-T eparienteuts I. bat cine Mono
nrnpbie iiheroueen Heiiborocl nit
Qaffec, 1tee5 nHAi6wsaodog@acurbc
tel. ipcId)e eie relor,Rc 3n,,abwc Be-,
Gonimns oieier @erirBmlittel i'm let.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21
Hctcr MinnSourf.

Is ftnrb am ~. Gcptcmbcr 1905 Better
Miugeouri, g~cIicbicr @uitc pnu Gulbcrile
Ninaaoprf I'M -. Sabre iCinc3 Fchcn3. Sic
Nccroinun0 iinbct Srmncritua, lindmitingo I'M
, ltbr. Upn lcincr Iepicn lSobnung, Ut. 800.
Gin Central Mpcnuc. aus iiutt, lupSl GcrpdHo
te mo 6reuuoe Der 6umiIic ubtunasooIl cins
ucluheit ltn0. t262-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21

Sn @rtchcnIono lit sur
Set DaS @clo icbr lIiiliig. 9ll5 @ruuo
miro olgcfilbrt, OuB Die nod Amc.
rifu ullancmnn6crtcu @ricdcn nid1t
lpenigcr nlS 20 WiIioncn Irohnrcn
($3,S6O,O0W ais Gripornilic nod
Snlic gcldlidt bobcr,.
Sn Der TrouinS Snnno o.
per iino III Der Ndbc BON SulSpcocl
Iolilo1cr Ncflmbcu mprocn. Tic
lcitberi9en NobrunNcn crNobcn cine
Wdhtigfcit pol, iibcr 400 SUB, obnc
bob bis ictt cin GIroc gciuuocn NOR
Den lit.
pei bcm Wrnube II
Norionopcl limo. nab Grhcbungcll
Der aoniuln, 1850 SGuier. 300 Csc,
id)GitSlGben. t3 Shulcn, icts Sir.
d)elt, cine Spnogo9c mo cine Moid)ec
pcrnid)tet porocn. Mcnidenlcbcl
limo bel Dem @ronoc ridjt pcrlorcn &c.
gu1gcn.
Iu bcm TretOcnfcr'
Gongrcb, Der III EnriS togtc, muro(
bon ciner @rllppc Der Mntrog gcitellt
ollie S%reinlnurcr bonn IrieocnssGon
arcB mis5llltlicbcn, neil biclc fcincr
ireicn Winen bGtten. Der 8roBmci
tier 2oiicrc, Der iclbit an Dem Son
grcB tbciInobm, berictb nit ocn iibri
gcn Srcimarerii, mic Dem Intrnge 81
b@cgc9ncn Jet.
Gas gcm d + r lite
Stimmreht 81 Der rnlildcn Notio
nal . Ieriommliung ld)eint III Nocl't
mcuig Nnfiong 81 iinocn, ocrn BOZ
1000 @ohIbered,ti9ten bobcn lid) mltl
It's iregiltriren luiicn. Ger irilbcr'
Hsd)tslebrcr IN Petersburg, b, Heub
ner, mcinte Dor Ginger 3eit, ouB ot'
intcleftneGen Muiicn id)on ippeit &c
fommen 'eicu2QF oicie ISdrooic ciic'
Nottcnol : @criomnelung ST boDfctti
J teit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21
SuocsfGac.

Vim IS. Scptcmbcr 1ermnun aiihu. 20 Sabre
alt.
glm 10. Gcptcmbcr Catherine Dnedel, 81 Sabre
alt.
Vim 10. September WiarD Is. Scum, I Iobr
IA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21
lorraine.

Gateriidi - Fnrfnrtia - 1rteblit.
WeitIid non Rnlhronf en- iiIto etnc bnlbe
WleiIe. Nenubt bic nit A'oiubnttnn ht5etdnete
Gortbs Npcune.Gnr. 5rcic Aniiten Nnbntitiug9
1m 3ernlirIs. Brctic BON PeerlhnibpldBen tcbi
tps5te1. leidtc Rcotnaun9eit. Ielephcn =
Mrans. g~ltIlannt Wioidlrs. llRni4 lN4&2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21

Mie Scr Eori ,cr IS III.
lois" mittbeiIt, lit pom Eoria an bic
0robcn 9%uufbGuicr oDer S0nocr Ooa
Grilthcn gcridtet morbcn, iid) ilbcr
bic Notbmcrtoigteit elmer NroBcrcn
Sihcrbcit bel Ser 6citItcliurg ser
,NocntitGt Der @eiibCr BON Gbcda mo
GrcOitbricicn olisSuiprchcn. @crtlI.
Ion, Der 0ircftor oc9 Nntbropomctris
ld)cn Snitltllta, boItc ca iiir icbr mid.
tiQ, DOB Icbcr Gbctbciibcr ncben lei.
ncr ll1tcridlrift ulld) bic Ebotogrn.
pbic icineS 0numcl . NbOrutS ocpo.
nirc. Y.hl .ii.u. .s. .,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21
Caroline Sd)uofc.

60 iiurh an ~. Scptcmbcr 1908 Caroline
ed,aofc I'M Nltcr non II Iubrcu. = Wtcrutcn
uno Is INQcu, NeIiChtc Satin ocs oerltorbcncil
penrn ShddtC. &crluNnotc mo 6rcltroC ocr
Semitic iirln udtult09pollit t-s~luocn Der Beer
hiplup heiInlpChucII. lpcldbc Souneritan, NutD-
mitiups > llhr, BON ibrCr lCtteH @tohninn, III.
229. zito-jtCgcitcr. Giraffe. aus 'toitltroct
tDRh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21
Gunoun Garf.

TER hcusiia dlimfte SricSbui In 9ofttmare..
Areal: $50 ader. - Sutme rpdbreneer Charter.
geI6 ron utlel GiootibeiIcn. GtrGbcnhnbn.
&uaeon5 puiitreu ben Snnpietnaang ale pref
WtHuien. %2SarlneS 9Snrie6tnluer lIr @olbe,
Die ben Srieobof bel rulbem gSeiter beiudbcn.
PPardbutBplibe ~ icbr nlubiacu Breilen.
fGrtnitItd tricr forttp1brcther 4fIeae.
gRrean: Hr. II, We't'S arningn'Straks.
Can't
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21
8efauatmahnnsen


gm eomitaa, ccl %. September. &nrmttloa.
. llbr hcaintcllO. miro IN Der neltlideE bt9e
rCn IDhtcrfd,ulc, al Der ode OOI NiCGGlloDa
Struke uith HuiuDcttc 9lucnlrc, cine F%riifItN AT
uChuItcn 5ur Iletlitlutq non crlehtNteil 6tct
Shuliicneu IN ben fpIgcnOcn Sr'liintcn:
st. Snbu's college" cine bonn erllcft GO
ilnla Niilrilt.
rGbnrlpiic 1uu" cine bonn Ortiten Senat&a
St'triti.
Sm anitrugc:
Sobu y. Gude,
tSept2t-22) Scfretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21
Baltimore Cemetery.

ghrenu: Tr. 3ii. GrreaGbarfes.e traft,
YeerdbnikpInbe 6unt Gerfuuf hpn S25 M.
nit Mnrnlorpfoiicn ubgegren6t, $35 . Blnb
fir bier 8r1bcr. (SnnfB.t,O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21

@rriicgeltc 1orberunas .anacbutc, IN boppels
ter Iictertigntg iuerhel bis sum 3, Gffnbcr
1905, giabmtttuaS 3 llbr. i'm @ltunrc s%H'ltrenlt
nCs oAiGrGluro- Snftitut@. Hidinpno Dtnrtt
Sale. eni9Cact BenomGnen mo ioonnn Qeo't1et
lit ale grbeiicn. ole i'm GoIttrdlt III. > iii ole
~GrrifiuitQ uno SertigiicIuup oCs n-Vcr @cbnits
oc9 tilr ous ,Suitiiui. al Der Sdc Oct ut ROnnl.
Ihc. illo Sdnonle Str.. cinbegrliten limo,
Snpie'n Der 3ctdnIlgcu uno SpCStttfntinneIt
ion1cn int 4irrcuu pes .l(nrOluuo Snitltli3"
mo I'M Pircnu ocr Nrhiteiicr, Vel d Surbett,
w. 81. unton G0uore. yielUs port, am mo nab
9lIoniu9. ben IS. S%eptember. cingcfcbcn poer
frnl1elt nui InfIben bon ireeno elmer Der obi.
gcl Fdrtctcn erlnt0t lpcrocn.
%Sctdnitiaen ulh Spriifitntiouen touncrl Gea
pcn gcinblIrG bon $50 90 crlunnt ipcr0cn;
$500 iucroel bon biefcm g'eirnpc 5uritdoepC.
ben, nerfi heinate 3clbnnnqcr mo Spr5ifrid.
tipncn III euiem ,3uitauoe 6uriidgcltefcrt Dcr.
0Ct.
9ns Nults Gnmiie behalf iib 6a5 Mcdt bnr.
tr1er0 lueld1c ooer uue Inpebotc 6i pcrlpcrfcH.
Iro lrpcnh ncIfc SnfnrmGIitdtcn in irgcno eis
nent 9lngcbnt bel Scitc SIT febcn.
Sohn M. Garter,
tSJo Rnrlikcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21

NicNftop NuaOobcpo II
"llcbcr Eono nno Nicer" tritt lbrcll
-. &obraong an. Gicic Monut3.
Nua0obc beoorf tcincr GnpicbIun8
mcbr; lie bot iih blrrd) ibrcn GcoIcNc.
men &rlbolt rno ibrc trclllIhcn &an.
ltrntloncn - gum (bcil IN iorbigcr
H%cprootftion - l0ngit Ou2 NilrQcr.
rcd)t in bcittihcu GolniIicu crObcrt.
Ter lcuc &obrgnng Idbt 'ih ulclpcr-
'prcdlclo an. Ger Frcia lit biaiG,
MIR cine Morf pro 0cit. 0ic @llh.
bunoIlng bon u. Mouitld,, 10 Nor0.
Eopplcton. Str, ninmt Ncitcllun9cn
c%ntgcgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21

Set ben ncucn 0cnt f c II
"rle'ntorten, iomobl Oc1 ctl1belllll-
'd)eh, lnte Den iiir Die SdrlB9ebletc
lll'o oa@ Iuslono, loa OCmn0dNt elne
Ncllcrlln9 cingeiiibrt mcrOcn. IS loII
llolrllh napier nit Moiicrjclhen SIR
%erfucnonng fommcu iltrn 1dnlb &C.
gen Solltun9cn. @rlclmartcnlolltml'
Ter legen oieien Wiurtcn cll,clt gang
bc'onoeren @ertb bel.
Sebt, mad Sic Wot l.
'cn rubin, ocs aricgca Stilrmc
ld)mcl0ell. mill scr G5or rlncn 5uci'
ten Wcltirieocns . Gon9rcB I'M Soug
bcrbcilllbren. 0or nn0crtboIb SAB.
rcn lpdrc oo5u Der rcdtc 3citpuntt
9clpclelt. No, itoocn miro cine
5'pelte 6ricocns . Gonicrcu5 olrdo lett
nld)ta, obcr brn clpiQcn &oltcrlrlcocn
MIRO AUDI lie nid)t hcrbcililbrcn.
Us gtebt II d. u / d) fer IN
Scrlln!" ioll Scr N}ijIlcr ppn Sans
lolci - Der iibri0cn2 ms NcidJ Der
Nobcl gebort - sum often 6riB &c.
logt bobcn. Nic GriabrnnG hat lcbt
Der oGlt'd)c a%ronprin5 micocr mod)cll
millIcn. Gie 9eruirmqo &lliton5 bat
cnilflcocn, bob ser a%ronprinj 'ilr
Oo9 bon leinem @roBpotcr Nricorlh
Milbclm crerbtc @ut bel Ocl9 1850
Collars Steucrn SIT }obIcn bat. Gn
St%cllcrlod)en nilnmt man 6 in Erct.
ben gctoilcr, ais hiCr SIT Hnl0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-21

HumIau6'S tiirfiidc 0Gocr.
Ganitoblr, @ebduoe, Futumt sesen. etets often.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
Jack.on,. Farewell Audience.

Sinaia, Roumania. July 25.-Minister Jackson WIS received in farewell audi ence by King Charles today and will proceed to Athens. where he Is also ac- credited as Minister, and from there to America on leave of absence. Thomas E. Moore, Secretary of Legation and Consul General at Buch hirest. will act as charge d'affaires until the arrival of the new Minister to Roumania. John w. Riddle. which probably will be in Sep tember.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
LOST.

LOST-IarEe white and black pointer bitch; fat; answers to name Virginia Re- turn to T. F Harrison. cor. Lee and Mont gomery Sts., and get reward. 2t LOST-Ladies' double-case gold watch. Ladies pin attached to 1t. Lost be- tween Pickett Springs and Five Points. Return to Biggio Brothers and liberal reward will be paid. At.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26

Sinaia is a summer residence town of the Roumanian aristocracy, and near 1t is the country seat of the King of Rou- mania
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
CAUGHT IN GERMANY.
Resident of Ohio Nabbed for an Escape
 Many Years Ago.

Cleveland. O., July 25.-After living for thirty-one years in the United Stays, August Pfaf, q well known res ident of this city, has been arrested by the German authorities while on visit to his native town. Hacking. Ger many This information comes in letter to a son.
 When Pfaff was Is years old he came to this country. going to Cinainnati. Three years later he returned to Ger many and was pressed into the army After three months he escaped and re- turned to Cincinnati. coming afterwards to Cleveland. where he has resided since He has ma ie two previous trips to his native town without detection. The letter stated that he has been in jail for two weeks and probably would remain in prison for some tim,, al though he hoped eventually to be re- leased on payment of fine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
HoIzman's Location Unknown.

Cincinnati. July 25.-Ross Hickman of the bankrupt firm of Hickman & Co.,. brokers, is not shown to be in Panama as was supposed yesterday, when a let ter postmarkcd Canal Zone addressed to his former stenographer fell into other hands
 The letter reached the proper person today and when opened proved to be not from Hickman as suspected. His loca- ton. therefore. is still unknown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
Rr,,,.h Por,cyhoId.r. Together.

London. July 25-Preliminaries have been taken to form an association of British policy holders of the Equitable Life Assurance Scciety of the United States. The pr ovisional committee has issued a circular setting forth the aims of the organization, namely. represent ation of British policy holders in the directorate, naturalization, an annual audit by British accountants and the distribution of the surplus to policy holders.
 The circular in conclusion says that no proceedings will be advocated which ctety.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
Yellow Fever on Isthmur.

Washington. July 2f.-The Panama Canal Commission today received a ca blegram from Governor Magoon report ing that Ther esq Scahill. an American non-employe, was taken sick with yell low fever at Colon on July IT. and that william Carter. an American, and Geo. Peters. a Swede. both employees on the steamer Seguancia, were attacked with the disalse July 20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
u.rrv to Head war CoIIere.

WashingtOn. July 25.-Brlgadier Gem eral Thomas H. Barry has been select ed for President of the War College at Washington. General Barry is now in Manchuria with the Russian army. but no order will be issued assigning hIcl to his new duty until he returns to the United States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
Mu.t serx. senience.

Cincinnati, July 25.-Dr Carl Pollier, German Consul in this city. states that there is no evidence that Pfafr wac ever naturalized as citizen of the United States, and he will have to serve whatever sentence the German Govern ment may impose on him for his failure to do military duty. The United States has nothing 70 do with any punish ment Germany mey infiict upon one ot her citizens" said pr. Pollier
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26

TIPEWRITERS sold, exchanged. rented and repaired: supplies for all makes of ma chimes; Remington Standard Typewriter. P.
 A. Etheridge. Salesman, 86h Commerce St, phone 29s. u-ls
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26

THE "Oid Mil" Inn situated on the beau bathing; Is minutes ride on electric cars from Pensacola; terms reasonable. For further information address Miss Lilie F
 Taylor. The "Old Mill' Inn. Pensacola, Fla set
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-21

UNO RENT. New modern tenement, bath.
l. hot and cold water upstairs and down;
piped for gas; all modern conyenences: very
desirable; lOs Dewey ST., near Main. Apply TO
w. f.. Putnam. NJ. >. 1876
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-21
DENIAL BY SUPT LOWELL
aAlRisiAs M Did Not knop Mis-, Baisheldsr
Nn aRepOHu.

Windsor, June l9.-The admission
~ Anna lalohelder 10 the cell Of Mrs
Rogers recently for the purpose OF 80.
ourlng an interview with Mrs Rogers
Il 20 b. thoroughly Investigated by tho
proper authorities,
Tho matter has nov resolved itself
Into a tesi ~ the yeraeliy Of ile onici.
ais In charge Of Mrs Rogers add Miss
llatehelder. The publication Of her
letter ln ihe Free Press this morning
has caused much comment here. A..
ier be- had read Il Superintendent Low.
ell was asked boy a Frno Press ropre.
sentative II be- knew that she was rn,
porter when she was admitted "a ihe
cell and he positively stated that be-
did not
lle sill maintains the same posIll,s
be- ala la the statement published Tor
the hrsi time 10 ihe Free Prcss aud 20
ahlch Miss baicheldcr's letter was
written la reply.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-21
DEAD MAN WAS FoReeR.
The Late 70. ~. Gaskin Charged with
Great Frnud.

PHILADELPHIA. June 2i.-One OF
the most sensational cases Of forgery
that has ever been brought 20 light
ia financial circles OF this city was dis
closed here when Il was announced
that certificates calling for small num-
beers of shares OF stock had been
fraudulently raised 10 hundreds OF
shares. causing loss 10 certain banks
and trust companies OF this city OF
from $T5O.OO0 90 100000. The for
gerry involves the name Of benjamin
H. Gasklll. who went 10 his grave four
weeks ago. Gaskill was the sole mem
Der Of the banking and brokerage con
Germ known as benjamin II. Gaskill &
Co. He had Offices IN the financial dis
trict. and his credit was considered gilt
edged.
Gasklll died about four weeks ago,
and M the time of his death he was be-
lieved TO be worth about a half million
dollars. He left no will. and admins
traitors began 10 close up his business
A patron Of the firm whose name Is not
given bought from the estate 100
shares Of Philadelphia Traction com
pany stock and 100 shares Of stock Of
the United States steel corporation.
He turned his account over 10 T.. c.
Miller Il Co, which firm sent the 100
shares of traction stock to the Phila-
delphia Traction company's office to
have the transfer recorded. The GER
tificate did not agree with the compa-
ny's books. and an investigation show
ed that the certificate had been raised
from six shares to 100. The discovery
was reported to T.. C. Miller & CO..
which firm Immediately notified the
Stock Exchange of which Gaskill was
a member, which in turn sent out no.
tees to its members not to receive
stock certificates from the Gaskill es-
tate.
A further investigation brought to
light surprising state Of affairs. II
was found that Gaskill had credited
himself on his own books with 5000
shares of Philadelphia Traction stock,
valued at approximately S600.OO0
while the traction company's books
showed he had only 400 shares. 1t was
also discovered he had raised stock
certificates of the United Railways of
New Jersey from to 200 and the GER
tifcates of the Frankfort and South
wark Street Railway company of this
city from to 20. The latter stock is
worth $3.50 share.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-21
NORTH BENNINGTON

Miss Clara Emerton is at the Spar
hawk Sanitarium in Burlington where
she underwent an operation Saturday.
The Doctors give her assurance of a
complete restoration to health.
Mrs Herbert Barber and daughter
Cornela of Greenwich have b. en-
guests at Frank Ripley's for a few
days.
Mr. ard Mrs A w Woodland of East
Pepperell, Mass, are visiting at Hen
ry Walbridges.
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Baker have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
There will be special meeting of
Tucker Lodge, f Il A NJ in Masonic
Hall, Wednesday evening.
Rev Harold G. Harmon of Cairo,
N, Y will supply the pulpit at the
Congregational church next Sunday,
at both morning and evening SER
vices.
The ladies OF the Baptist church will
hold their missionary meeting at the
home of Mrs Hynic, Thursday after
noon at clock. Tea will be served.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-21
TO RENT
bennington

ITO RENT.-Four room tenement with run
l. ming water. Only IS per month. b. q.
Slade. 1871
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-21
Estate of Ora E. Gibson.
Nouce " settlement and Application
for nIaffIhuflnu

Tor UtHiNANuu.
CTATE or VERMONT. A. q session
OD'stfict of Remington. ~. of the PROBATE
Court. holden nc the Probate once. M iicuning
ton, n said District, on the 18TH day OF iJune
A. ID. iisa.
Present John V. Carney. judge.
cyrus -. Gibson. administrator Of the estate
Of Ora r.. Gibson. late OF bennington, In said
district. deceased. presents his ad.
mInistraton account for examination and al-
i0wance, and makes application Tor decree Of
distribution and partition Of the estate Of said
deceased.
whereupon. 10 Is ordered bv said Court that
said account and said application be referred 20
"a session thereof TO be held at the Probate
once aforesaid. on the.ist dayof July. A. u. 1905
for hearing and decision thereon, And u
i further ordered. that notice he given 10 all
parties Interested by publication Of the same
three weeks successfully IN the bennington
Evening Banner. a newspaper published ~ Ben
ningtOn previous 10 said time appointed for
hearing that they may appear at said time and
place and show cause II any they may have,
why said account should not be allowed and
such decree made.
4 record Shereof IS ordered TO be made.
true record.
Attest JOHN Y. CARNEY. Judge.
true copy Of the original record
40 Attest. JOHN V. CARNEY, Judge.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-21
AATTB0N. H0URAN
Daughter OF Vim c. nounn married. TO North
Bennington Nan tuesday.

baatiN OF Nm y WeufaN Naflie 70 Nj IN
Bcnnlngion Nan Tuesday.
a pretty house Wedding took place
40 the homo of SIR and Mrs wm G.
llouran Tuesday afternoon When their
daughter Gertrude Mary was united
10 marriage with Bernie Spencer Mat.
iison 81 North bennington. Rev G.
vs.. RoWloy performed the ceremony.
The bride vas charmlngly gowned
10 white aud carried wh'te carnations.
Following the ceremony light refresh.
menis we're served. SIR and Mrs Mat.
iisou lefi ON the afternoon train for
New York. Upon their return they
will begin housekeeping near the pa.
pr mill a. sodom here the sroom Is
employed.
Each oitho contracting parties has a
hostoi friend. aud they were the rccip-
tents Of many handsome presents.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-21
FOUGHT WITH ITALIANS

A Row at Montpelier Junction Resulting In
Arrests
Montpelier. June 2O.-John and
Frank Melin. who came here recently
from New York city, aged % and 10
years respectively were arrested
shortly after noon today at Montpelier
Junction.
These men broke into a car occupied
by Italian section hands, and stole
some razors, knives etc. AS they left
they met the Italians and fierce fight
ensued, the Italians holding the other
men prisoners with drawn knives until
the police appeared. The men arrest
ed claimed to have been prompted by
hunger to break into the car.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-21
GOV BELL AND STAFF.
viii BE Tsndsrsds Reception A. Norwich
University To.morC~.

Surgeon General W. r. Putnam vas
a. Essex Junction Tuesday evening to
meet Gov Bell and the remainder Of
the stan.
They will attend grange meeting
AZ Randolph tonight and the Com
mencement exercises at Norwich Uni.
versity tomorrow AZ Norwich the
governor and stan will be rendered a
reception aud dinner and a feature OF
the program during their stay there
will be a review OF cadets n the after
noon.
Mr. Putnam will return to Benniug.
ton Friday morning.
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According 20 the almanac summer
brsins today,
A band concert viii be- rendered on
Friday evening.
Wanted lrnners a. lho Bennington
Steam laundry. North sifVri
Herbert Davenport is clerkins ~ tho
candy kitchen during ihe evening.
iraF Warner 40 Arlington was ihr
K 'rsl ~ n n. Whitman Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Lyman Papers arc
spreading a couple of days ln Arllng'
Ton
Household furniture Gao Boz sold
reasonably. Call ai l2l rn.on street
Inside of a week.
4 number oi witnesses aho Here
suhrnrnard Tor eases lea cunrty court
went 90 Manchcs er last evening
Miss Lucy G. HAYNES is in Braiile.
hnrn hiirnulnr ihn rummrnf rmfni rks
ercls,s AZ iho hraiiloboro High school
Miss Florence =. Whitman Of sun.
WainF. \. T., a. che quest - her grand,
paroals, Mr and Mrs T. n. Whitman.
Mrs Flora Graves and Russell G.
Graves came up from New York Sun.
day. Mrs Graves utlrned Wcdnof.
day morning..
40 ihr regular communication uf
80 Anthony lodge 4 s. a 81 Tuesday
evening ihe first degree vas conferred
on i've candidates.
Tho Misses Dorothy ". Hart and
Mae q. Bowen were guests AZ the
senior reception given by thc nfury
High school, North Adams.
Michael Casey. wife and child ofPf.
isburs. Pa. ar visiting az thoir a.
home for .ss dtfs. NJ Dr. Ngr years
since Sir Casey originally left here.
The elias. 'Nj BIS wiil have class
bonfire on Wa'brldgcs hin iomofrns
evening. Tho affair Nas planned FOR
thi, evening bui was postponed on nc.
count Of Toe rain.
ca account Of unforeseen cirsim.
stances which have arisen the gas com |
NANN WIZ IINN - MNIN NtN 80 WNIN HNN /
until about the irst 81 July. There H. |
10 question bat that 10 viii bo ready |
then.
Collins moving pictures and iilusirl-
Ted songs viii be- the feature ~ ihr /
Company Is fir 90 Library ball Co /
night These pictures are The best in |
their line. aud alNays shown 90 crowd /
Ed houses. Dancing giil follow the /
pictures. Admission 10 all parts oi /
he house twenty-five cents.
Russell ". Farr died IN the soldiers I
home hospital last night. lie was ~ /
! ears ~ age. enlisted in Clarendon. |
served three years iu ihe Bird New |
York infantry. during tie civil war. |
He was admitted 20 the home from /
Neudon October l6, 1902. he ga. the
last oneoi once prominent family /
10 Rutland county. The burial will !
be- In the home cemetery Thursday /