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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26

FUNERAL or CHARLES BLISS
Hold q rAs ps,ssm nosss q , oassA s-sss,
Afss.ssA.

TIC fsssrai Of Charles ~ Hiss. -ha
died saddsnly last Thursday essnins
vss held In Tho recspslon room a. The
i'ainsm house 81 J o'clock Sunday
sfsernoon Tho gathering that asssm'
bled Va psy tho last respacss Ia The
memory Of The nan -ho bad 30
thoroughly ideniined himsslf sith tho
hssi Interests 81 this communIiy ~ss
largely composed ~ mombsrs Of Tho
nennlnrtoa Historical socieiy aud
veterans Of Tho Civil -sr iiss George
y Mills pssio- Of mo secopd consrr.
gssionsi church dictated and paid .
sigh tribute " Tho sterling .orsh add
public spirit Of NE man -ho ras goo.
orally kno-a 81 The father Of tho leo.
nlnsioa battle moaumeni- AZ an Ia
stance Of AR Bllss' intense Interest Ia
The historical accidents 81 Remington
be cited Tho inauguration. duo on.
Ilrely 70 Mr iillss. Of The Observance
oi tho birth Of WIN Lloyd Garrison
and even thsn biz hnsl illness had
cone upon him ADD be- sas barely able
10 ioiicr about the sirrci.
SIR Bliss renains wers taken Moo.
day1norning 10 MIddlcaeld, Com,
for burial.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26
CHURCH FIRE
AT fairfield
St Pstricks Church. Reeiosy
and Barn.
THE Loss WAS $4,000
Fire mesaht 10 nsvs Csush
From CsAdlss On the
Altar.
he Loss WAS $4,000

fsirnsld. Dec. "a $1,000 Gre
Occurred hsrs today -hsa 80 Psirichs
rociory. church and bsra -ers burned
70 The ground. Tho edlhos vas empty
uhsn Tho Gro -ss discovered. a. sboss
: o'c'cck and Il had gained great
heaasay AZ that Tine. Tho sillsgs hss
no hre-hsh'inT apparatus aud no,hias
could be doss toward sssiag tho burs
LOG property.
u 10 supposed that The nrc orlgleasss
10 Tho ignition Of Christmas d-cors.
lions from The candles burning on the
altar.
81 Patrick's church ras woodes
structure. bull, about 70 years ago sos
valued al $4,000. Il was richiy fur
nlshed On The interior. Tho reo,ory
vas built about slr years ago and thai.
wlih The adjoining barn vcrc valecs
81 about $500. The total insuranss
on The property vas OH, 200.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26
ELECTION or OFFICERS.
oi ne BsAAihs,a Orange Gov c. J. Bell
wiz Ne psssut.

Attic regular election Of officers Of
Tho Remington Grange held at The
The last regular mc-,ing Dec eAh tho
follovipg officers Wcfe elected for the
cns1ing year
WIN, ca Rice; " y u Tomp-
son; lecturer. Mrs W J Hicks: steward.
Chas Knspp; chaplin. Il 81 Dunham;
secretary, Etw G Knapp; treasurer.
Edwin r sira,ton; A =. wmC HouraD;
l. a \, Mrs WIN G Houran; G X.
Houghion Rice; Ceres, Mrs G A Rec;
Pomona. Mrs II n Durham. Flora.
Mrs n II Denio; organisi. Mrs l. y
Burgess.
The next nesting will b. held Tues.
dav Jan 2od instead Of Jan "a This
will be the university Of the organi-
kaiion OF the grange aud Gov c J Bell
will be present aid install the officers,
other visitors are expected.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26
WITH BENNINGTON CLUB.
lnisrieSs,er and Ind mss Chosen fef sia,,,si
Aos

SO successful has becn the advance
sale Of seats for the entertainment 10
be- given by the "jenplngion Club"
hat although po general sale Of lickcis
has ben or will b. had much Interest
has Developed A. 10 what the gvLsral
character % the entertainment will DO
This much has been fnsdc
public:-ihai twill be along the lines
Of an old time Minstrel show; that the
Inictlocu,or win be- the Hon o " Bar
Der. President Of the bennington
Club, +" and that the End Men" siil
be Collins ~ Graves, Frank Z Battles,
Harrison I Norton, @. L Endress.
George u yelling, James = Burke,
Lucreiius II Ross aud Edward l.
BATES. A male chorus o 4 upwsrds Of
thirty voices will constitute the
'Circe. 1" the same to be supplemented
by al excellent quaristte, etc. etc.
James II Whitney has charge OF the
production OF this entertainment which
IL Is now expected will be the hit OF the
season.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26
tine vtRxoNTeR SOLD"
q bs essssi,ss,ss silh isiss ssis iss'ssi
Al whts Rive Jssxfiss.


No Aibans. DEC sd.-coi Charles 4
FORBES has sold his State msrssins'
Tho vsrmonssr 10 Charles H. Can
mlass. pablishsr Of Tho iaisfsiais
Joarasl 81 White River jancsioa and
The ,.o periodicals. will 10 CONSOLIDATE
Cd. The Dos psbiiesiloa IA b. kaos 81
ihs vermonisr aud iassr.siais Jour
nsi. Tho bssiness cod 81 The Yer,
moniar's Affairs ~ill 10 conducted by
colonel Forbes up 10 Tho January
namber 9Th Which ihe bo- pablisher
viii belin. colonsi Forbes retains =
business lnisresi 10 Tho publication
and gill also bs associate editor.
Tho vermonier vas founded by
Colonel Forbes 10 August isos and
has hesn ono of The most successful
81 similar publications ever attempted
In Vermont Colonel FORBES vide
aequsinisncs nth vermon, mon and
Affairs and his long newspaper esper-
lsnoe gave him an exceptional advsn
lage In The conduct 81 such . maya.
sins. aud. In fact, II ~ss the hrsi Of
iis Kind 10 establish iisslt psuhsncn,ly
aud probably In Tho public favor In
lhis stale.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26

Fair, warme: tonight. Wednesday
fair.
Santa Claus ON the Rail-

DAGGETT. Cal. Dec. ga Christ
mas tree and Santa Claus on board 4
train was the unique Yulctide celebra-
ton INDUCED In by the forty eastern
newspaper men who were guests Of
the Los Angeles limited and who left
Los Angeles for their return trip across
the continent. The Christmas tree.
laden with many gifts. was unveiled
In Pullman vestibule as surprise 10
the newspaper men from their railros1
hosts. The novel celebration was the
occasion OF much merriment on tho
part Of the newspaper men, who We
so many hundreds of miles from thets
homes on Christmas eve.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26
MOP ST., K BUSINESS SOLD
Charles Adams Transfers u TO EAGLE Square
Company.

Charles Adams has sold tothe Eagle
Square company OF South SALISBURY
the mop stick business which was es
tablished here by the late Enos Adams
about y years ago.
The Eagle Square company has al
ready moved the machinery and stock
TO South SALISBURY and will establish
tn work Ia the department with the
boxing machines. The business has
been somewhat exclu i've one In this
section and has been profitable.
Mr. dams is planning TO move his
entire business to County street in the
spring and he was not going to have
room enough there for ali his depart
ments, hence the sale.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26
PONCE DE LEON'S FOUNTAIN

ALLEGED to Have Been Discovered BY Mis-,
Anna Park.
Miss Anna Park has received the
following letter from George J Bond,
the we'll known veteran surveyor OF
Searsburg:
Searsburg, VI, Dec. %, 1905.
Miss Anna CPark.-In the Benning.
ton items of the Troy Weekly Times OF
Dec. %. notice that you gave tea
party 70 your older friends In honor
OF your 18th birthday. | wish to sin.
cerely congratulate you on the return
OF your youth and hope that another
as long and useful life as the one you
have passed, may await you.
Very respectfully yours,
George Bond.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26
Public Land. For Veterans.

DALLAS, Tex, Dec. 26.-The Ster-
ling Price camp Of Confederate Vet
Grams has decided TO ask the Texas
members Of congress to urge an amend
ment to the Oklahoma-1ndian Territory
statehood bill providing for an appor-
tionment of the public lands to provide
homes for INDECENT veterans Of the civh
war.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26
A Aolorndn Drain \ reclk.

DURANGO, Colo, Dec. 28.-The east
bound Denver and Rio Grande passen-
ger train from Si!verton, well loaded
with passengers, was wrecked three
miles from this city, and while no one
was killed large number Of passen-
gers were injured, twelve Of them So
riously. The accident was caused, u
is claimed, by defective rail.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26
MEETING OF GRAND Array MEN
Dates Of Encampmsnt Of Department Of Yer.
mont In Burlington.

st Adams, Dec. 2e.--Maj S II Wood
department commander OF The depart
ment of Vermont, Grand Army Of the
Republic. TODAY announced that the
department sncampment, which It has
hean announced would he held In Bur-
Iing,on, viii be held Tuesday and
Wednesday, Feb. 20 and q, 1906.
Corp James Tanner commander in
public viii be present and will speak
at the camp fire to be held Tues ay
evening. The camp fire is held Tnes-
day evening to accommodate Corporal
Tanner who has to leave Burlington
Wednesday morning.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26
CHRISTMAS PARTY

To Be Given By the Baptist Sunday Sehoo
TONIGHT.
The Sunday school of the Baptist
church will give its Christmas party
tonight from 1880 to 10 O'Clock. Santa
Claus will be there to receive gifts for
some he overlooked yesterday morning
q good time is promised for all mem
bers of the main department of the
school.
The primary department will give a
children's party Wednesday afternoon
at3 O'Clock. A Christmas Cantata will
be presented by the little people to
be followed by Christmas tree all
parents OF the primary and crade.roll
department are invited to be present to
share the JOY Of their children.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26
VIALL..KNAPP

Well Known Bennington Business Man Married
At New York.
News has been received OF the mar
riage in New YORK Christmas morning
of W A Wall to Miss Grace Knapp OF
New York and formerly OF this village.
After the wedding trip Mr. and Mrs
Wall will reside here. The Banner in
conjunction with many other friends
will extend hearty congratulations.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26
DOGS WERE CHASING DOE
Captured BY Harold ChsmbsrIsi" Of Sheldon
Prosecution Ordered.

Stowe. Dec. % III @ Thomas, state
fish and game commissioner, has re-
ceived 4 telephone messsgefrom Harold
Chamberlain OF North Sheldon, telling
that he captured two dogs that were
chasing doe.
The doe was completely exhausted
when found by Chamberlain. Thomas
instructed Chamberlain TO hold the
dogs until the arrival OF Acting Coun.
~ Warden James Shaw Of East High
gate who has orders TO 6nd the owners
and prosecute.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26
NEW EASTERN STAR CHAPTER
Organization Effected at Johnson--The OFF,
GERS Elected.

Johnson, Dec %. "A chapter Of the
Order of Eastern Star was organized
here Friday afternoon with the follow
ing officers:
Worthy patron, E Fl Sherwin; wor-
thy ma'ron, Mrs Pierce; associate,
Mrs Sherwn; treasurer, u N Maxfield;
conductress, Mrs Waterbury; associ-
at conductress, Mrs Balch; Adah,
Miss Jennie Stinson: Ruth, Miss Adah
Warren: Esther, Miss May Naxfield;
vartha, Mrs Warcham; Electa, Mrs
Tatro: warder, Mrs Vincet; sentinel,
r II yce.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26
FIRE IN DRUG STORE.
Room Filled With Smoke and Isome Damage
Done

A small blaze 10 the Office OF Joseph
M Ayres Pharmacy Saturday evening
was discovered by Trenor Gregg who
battled with the flames several minutes
but was unable to extinguisb them.
John Kelsoe and Hulins Blackmer
we're ir the store at the time and with
their help the fire was put out.
Smoke filed the store and caused
no small amount Of discomfort and
annoyance.
Two pieces of Office furniture were
badly damaged.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26
BARBER VERSUS MAURER
oas Ls~,u sso Another For Alleged Fees
Due.

Ernest u barber on Saturday
brought suit against Charles A Maur'
er claiming that Maurcr has retained
about SO in justice fees iha, have been
paid 20 him ths, should go 70 Barber.
Mr. Maurcr was Jus, going 10 Troy 10
spcnd Christmas when the papers were
served on him. & y Powers became
surety and the case sill have q hear
ing later. Although Mr. Maurer was
only leaving town for day or two
the claim pu, forth by the plaintiff was
that be was trying 10 absco ID.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26
NORTH BENNINGTON

Miss Laura Palmer OF Pawlet Lad
George Cbarbonneau OF Moth Ben.
nington were quietly married at ths
home OF the brides parents, where
they will spend few days.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26

Little Colds" neglected -thousads
of lives sacrificed every year. DIR
Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures
little co[ds-cures big colds too, down
to the very verge of consumption.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26
FAMILY REUNION
Twenty five Relatives Have Christmas Dinner
at Newman Elwelrs.

Twenty-Five rela' ives consisting. OF
sons, daughters and grandchildren en-
ioyed an old fasho Christmas din
der yesterday at Newman Elwell's.
The occasion was a jolly one and
enjoyed by every member. of the big
family.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26
General Miles Relieved From Da.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 28.-SecretaFy
Taft has granted the application a.
Lieutenant General Nelson A. Miles,
u. s. A., retired, for relief from further
duty with the organized militia of Mas
sachusetts, and the necessary order
was issued today. For year General
Miles has served as military adviser
and inspector general on the STAFF Of
Governor Douglas Of Massachusetts.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26
MRS WILLIAMS ENTERTAINED
A Party Ct Friend, at Her Home Last Even
ing.

Mrs Henry N Williams entertained
a party of friends at her home on Elm
street yesterday. There we're present
Mr. and Mrs Charles Adams and son,
Wayne, Mrs Stone of Pittsfeld, Mr. and
Mrs II IA Ramsdell, Mrs MI Gibbs
and Mr. and Mrs G p Endress.
A five course dinner was rived. In
the evening the parry was Joined BY
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Peterson anu
Miss Childs for cards. * feature OF
he evening was recital 'oy Mr. Pat
.ersou of his experiences at fishing in
wonderland,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26
OFFICERS ELECTED

BY ssa,sr Iseampmsa, Asndsy tsa>s
fef Coming rcs.
Asthe annual meeting OF Msnscres
campmoni Monday evening these o.
GERS we're selected 10 serve the ensuing
year. G ID 0recn,lit. G v James Shs-
felt. II =, c N Rollins, s w, II E,s
Buffum, J W, ow Hsr~ood. scribe.
II W Myers, treas; W r Frost l. D
Story, J = Daley. trustees.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26

Every family should have its house
hold medicine chest--and the first bot
tie in It should be DR. Woods Norway
Pine Syrup. Natures remedy for
coughs and colds.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26
To Cure a CT Id in one IA,

cts. All druggists refund the money IL II falls
to cure. E.W. Growers signature is on each
box o5c.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26
4 GUaRANrEED CURE ron FIJI

Itchiny. Bid, bleeding Protruding Pie5
Druggists are authorized to refund money IL
PAZo OINTMENc fails to cure In to "A days
90
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-26

Group instantly relieved. DR. Thorn
as Enieulc Oh. Pc Iectly safe. Ney-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-04
Arctic ~SGnutor;uuuS.

Tic advantages Offered ny the tEre2
srous that there have appeared rcc"n
" several announcements OF floating
and permanent hospitals for patients
suffering from incipIcEt pulmonary al
fec1ions and ~ncuraSthenic states. Ac-
cGrding TO the British Medical jour
l!al. it is proposed 10 erect 4 Sa1.iloi-
ium on the shores Ui Lake Iornc, III
Lapiand. Il long and beautiful! sGcet or
water ut WaSSiiauvc. near The "lId or
the OfOtc Railroad. THAT railroad. II
may be mentioned, has Gnly il Sta
ton in 4 distance of III M:l"S. Ihcre
is no human dwelling 1car that st&-
ton. which IS on the line between &We-
den and Norway. aHd was erected Sole
IL for The requirements OF the customs
office. Except iGr :. siEi!l settlement
1t Wass!iany". tic UIly si=E OF hHillaA
existence in tic district j. ne o"c2-
%iGnal paS$a:,c 81 {" lew Lapi":iicTS
with their here's Cf l.IliGc;'r. -tirtAuy
Ilir.r has hr"n inSta!lri! IL tr!> SPOT !;
scientific Stat:uI IL &" ScI!h:I h"ll1
ilocEhousn c~u::tI.U.as %rNrn !oolHS,
and il is p:rpo"h IL i'A!!d ii.> SAM
;urilu in IL" S"Ht" "ay.
III American M!r,!Irii." ~. frrI"rIck
Snlion las called "t!".ntol: 10 the Great
aGvant%"rS Of Tie Arctic rIilnaic. We
learn that T.. Sn!...;l las decided to
H. f-"l. ~ >
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-04
Luncheon by Suggestion.

Lots of wumcU order their l~uuCEcoES
merely ny force Of suggestion. II You
don't rLiBk 80 watch the wavrriuS
ones sit dOwE. look Oh the card. glance
at their neighbours plate. and then o.
der whatever the latter happens ~ he
eating. il a crowded lunclaon-rG0m
on matinee one little round table seat
lnc four women bore out this STATE
nlent. Two Of the women refreshed
themselves oil cake and coffee. me
third was putting away 4 savory clam
rhowde". \ fourth came in observed
the cakes. %aZcd approximately Oh the
clnwder- and requested the latter. Tic
first rlGwde"rr finished and departed,
and tie woman who immediately too:
her place looked around the sable AID
ordered cakes ND coffee
Ev this time The first we cake @nh
cofferitrs had finished. and III GncCr-
tain. luokin" wG!H:H sat down. Oh HAT
side Of tie liable. ST." looked ~ the
Two Opposite. glanced at the card and
said. "BriI. ne i clam cbOwder.>
This is Il fact. and there is every req
SCH 10 surpo<r thar nothing but coffee
and cakes ana cl!OwGC" were served
at thai table "a! the afternoon. g: III
Jcust rs IGnc ~ wavcYin@ ladies SAL
down Il it, rhiladc!phi& Bulletin.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-04

.""' nodioo,o1
Lei" Lei u"i'' ~.;tb
cosl'''le-plu' ,"' .:." n,.-. nv
White Ha''i '"' '"'' ..o
m"'he! ""' LUZ H'
lot
nt,.;+. rIn.ho, >:,,uv tu, .
N"H ! !"'".~ "'' .,n trar.hcn
g., ,ho ,.e.uu
80, .Inr, COW ,c, vo,L, have heru
,o,, ,Io1 IN INV, an aicrrttn vo,ll.
nif IIor. p;i+,n.istor had Won been
..sncl 10 thc ball. she sa!d. saurI;y.
"CIarchcn.o eaid 1Hc warning NC!:n
Of tho elder sister.
Won S~tirEau$"I iaHahr4l Gon6.hrir-
nrcdly
.u.,,, Wv, ~. arc al rri,cd r..
+,n ro,u. 1,,r,r,.l, II do Louc
.i,. E,o ,lnir Will .omc 10 Berlin. and
.,n something Of ihr court .arc,ies."
.Ob, At ErrIi,, No: ] do not thit.k
,,,, owe, .-o ,tere, even t. cnr "
,.,rr. vyc cannot .o-cuiy ra,,a anl NY
hIu,he,
"Is il nn+ fnury' Mamma 5ul1iI.u@l
H.. .h,itcrhoy "uspd 10 go f. corrf,
and new she is married slI, canINt:
,not ,Iocs NOT soon, Guitc fair"
"Tbeu mobile F.aulcins rhnUld wed
ui,l uobjrs and not furfrit their priv
iinrc:. mt IN The BaruIir. impatient
IL catch the bali ot conversation. a!H4
Srrntin- Will 4 one 0t snl""i": W.
-ur.
tllrchfr was O~Iiclinc I:fr :Eo;.in &c
rrpjv when Ter sister asked her tr
uIsy the salad. with q ylaI".t al re-
muustranCc Whlcl eileEc"C Be-" .rr d
few moments.
No n tlNlIs W 'h' 'h!r'''- "a liz
~dlSr"nrSE, 'f"" w" ""'h'"" H"-
tInued.
III these days II = H"'t>>"'! ''"'""
he line more StIlrlI.! 'itaH ever.
~ on remember. btftha. addreSN'is
her daughter. what Il struggle Hr3l
Il. made 10 have his EhGl!SI WIG re-
c~eivetl, and she was alnGst l'oD!c-
only her people never Went g the
EnSllSh court
Yes returned Inc young f"'i"i''2S'-
"Graf Ii. was al: tl:'hnSsas'' ana lucy
say ,inScd with d"lhoc!:''!c 'ne''>.
Did he not nGlt Berlin. dln aiJ"f'S
lhc court DecHus: tI.c ''rahH was hcE
admit1cd"'
"Tbrv said 81. hHt ! Sraf@'- ec'i|'e
it,
He acted X & man Of SciiSe anu
spirit" remarked the young lady.
whom. in the uncertainty as 10 her sur
nan.e. we mnSt call "LieS'-sLt had
hitherto been silent except to utter the
small necessary ciyi!i1ics of the table.
Zach Gottr' erie. the RaToEiE. we
! have reyolntionists here. toe"
And q dangerous one. observed
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-04

That q body caL acquire during The
night a different temperature from
that OF the surrounding atmosphere
has been demonstrated by Mr.. Well. an
English physician. If q thermometer
is taken from q window, wrapped iii
cotton ard placed on the ground, its
mercury will descend seven or eight
degrees. Vegetables similarly sItuat-
ed. and being bad conductors, may
freeze al a time when the thermonl-
eter does not mark the freezing point
proof that ,he cold experienced by
q plant may be entirely different from
the Temperature Of the surrounding
air. This low temperature of plants.
however, Only Cccurs when the night
is clear. since q: his time the plant
sheds lis EcaJ throughout space and
becomes chilled. whereas if the night
is cloudy the phenomenon does hot
occur. This gives rise 10 the popular
superstition that plants and b1dS are
frozen Ivy moonlight.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-04

Tie project ni running a er"'!"'"
haseIiuc brtw""n Cairo and The CAP"
OF Goo,! Hope calls attention &c TIE
strange hostility uft"n >howh 10y S"''
ace tribes 10 th" operations ~ IL" "-
uincers. j.. !ndiH j. has heel 1"uh"
that The erection Of pillars anu tailHS
10 mari: tie .iie g. surveying STATIONS
aImcSt inevitably attractS the h'tcA-
tioy Gf he I2iheSlrrGl L. Ia the N"iSE-
hOrhooG. wEu subsequently destroy III"
monlmr:.t>. >lmila" trouble is io@in!
IN Africa. Suuii america ana "!S'-
where. 20" this rrasun l. Is suggested
that iIc Uliy way Ia safeguard III o
hasa, points Of Il ""eat t~rlah@rlal!oli
IA m.rivi!izrd lands is tr tx = 'argr
numrcr Of secondary points: scattered
over the conl!!rI. consisting q! '!#!uiH!
features which "AEnOt be removed,
and witch viii .rMa,u urknoWn - tlr
LativeS.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-01-04

Tnc aUnara:ns Ivy which d. -i"il.u"
Ecrn. Il Gc-inGn inventor has succeeds
cG in 1TaHsm:liin" photographs ahou'
500 miles over telegraph and te!ephnhc
!iacS depends for its action upon The
changing electric resistance u s"-
pnium under the Influence OF light Of
VARYING intensity. \ ray CT light.
caused 10 pass Systematically 0v"r the
surface Of Il transparent film contain
ING q photograph. falls upon Il Sr!eE!unI
cell Whose electric resistance varies
with the amoun Of light passing
1IncngL different parts of the pholo-
graph. These variations arc trans
mittrd 10 the electric wire, and a! TIC
receiving end they vary the lliulnina-
ton Of q small Il tube, WHICH
passes over a sensitized photographs:
paper sy%nchronically with the ray OF
light moving over the Elm at the send
ing station. Thus 4 copy Of the org
ina! photograph is produced.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-13
S~CHOONERS
IN ROADS
Genera Levy Harris Damaged by
Striking an Unknown Outward
Bound Schooner.

While bound in from Primers Poin
Tor this port, the schooner Genera
Levy Harris collided with an un
known schooner. outward bound from
this city, neal Lambert's Point. yes
terday, carrying away her howspri
and foresails. The schooner tina.
struck the Harris was coal laden an(
proceeded on her journey uninjured
1t is believed that the vessel was the
Oracle Z. Buchanan, which sailed
from his port yesterday for Charles
ton. S. c.. with a cargo OF coal.
After the collision the Harris wa.
picked mp by a Norfolk tug and towcC
to Norfolk, where she will be repair
ed. After her repairs are completed
the Harris will come hero for repairs
u is said that the collision between
me s%chooners was unavoidable.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-13
DEEPWATER ROAD BOX CARS.
Rolling Stock of New Railway Being
Uced ry C. e O..

About thirty new o ears of the
Decpwater Railroad were brought in
TO this city Wednesday night and are
now on the Chesapeake & Ohio rail
road yard near the Twenty.eightl,
street bridge. All of the ears are load.
ed with freight for this city.
Inc Decpwater railway already has
several hundred coal gcndolas and
box cars completed and a number OF
them have been brought into this city
Nearly all of the coal which is being
mined out of Loup Creek district,
owned by Mr.. N. w. Page, president
OF the new road. is being hauled
through this port. Most of the box
cars will carry freight between this
city and the Virginia Valley for the
present.