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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
HITS new
YORK LIFE
Missouri Sends President Nc.
Ca IS UI'imaium.
REPAY FUNDS oRGET OUT
Bullion Stale Insists That Insurance
Company Dismiss Officials
Gu lily Of wronsdoins.

JEFFERSON cry. NO. oct. a.-w.
u. vandlver state superintendent Of
Insurance. has s-ni q COMMUNICATION
10 John 4. Mccall of the New York
life Insurance rumpany demanding
that the siiN5us campaign fund con'
tFibuiion H. nI,larsSi In the treasury
u the company under penalty 90 rrvo
cation 81 the company's ilccnse 10
transact business Ia Missouri for fall
urr O. comply with the dcinand
In the communication Superintendent
vandivcr also Informs President Ne
cali that the Missouri department u
Insurance will insist on a new pncsl
dciit. ylrc president aud financial CON
mittec for the New YORK Life insur'
anoc company just ~ soon n directors
can possibly cffcct the reorganization.
Tho letter says Ia part:
The rc,-ni startling disclosures IN
regard a. tile management of the fund.
u the New YORK Life Insurance com
pany aud particularly the testimony Of
yourself aud other officers ~ the com
pnny given before the investigating
committee of the New York Legislature
make u my duty a. superintendent Of
insurance for the stat. OF Missouri 10
communicat. Ia your company the
views aud requirements ~ this depart
mcni. TO the cnd that the policy hold.
crs la this state may not b. dcfrauded
of any portion OF the dividends or sur.
plus earnings that are Justly due them
on the premiums that they have paid.
The public has been very properly
taught by yourself aud other officials
Of great Insurance companies that the
funds Of mutual company constitute
a liduciary trust. held aud administer.
cd for the use Of those named rs
bcnciiciaries many OF whom are or
will be- widows aud orphans. and many
thousands Of people have taken insur-
ance IN your company because OF this
very fact and the assurance that ey-
cry dollar OF assets belongs TO the
policy holders.
This department holds. therefore,
that all moneys taken by your order
from the treasury Of the New York
Life Insurance company and donated
to any political campaign committee
or TO any legislative agent or lobbyist
for aiding or defeating Legislation.
whether audited or unaudited on the
books OF the company. was taken with
out warrant OF law or morals and with
out proper appreciation OF your duty
TO the policy holders.
Notice Is hereby served upon the
New York Life Insurance company.
through you. as Its president. that I'M
less this requirement Is met or assur-
ance is given that IL will be met with
out unnecessary delay /, as superin-
tendent of Insurance for the state Of
Missouri. will proceed under the pro-
visions OF section s.022. revised stat
utes OF Missouri. 10 cancel or revoke
the license Of the company to do bust
ness In this state"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
Annual Fall Excursion tn Now
e Oct. 11th

The Rutland Railroad will run iis
annual fall excursion 70 Ne~ York,
ocL II via Troy and the sleamer"Sar
aioga,' tickets 10 be good going
Wednesday, Oct. II, returning 10
reach startinx point the following
Thursday. The follosing extremely
low rates will he made:-From Rouses
Point, 60, ST. John's, = . o. 20, Bur.
60 vergennes, o.. i0, Middle
bury, t5., Brandon, si.5o, Rutland.
o. Ludlow, $40. Bellows Falls, s..
Manchester. 1870, Bennington, e..
Proportiona,e low rates from inferno.
diaie stations. a number OF choice
staterooms on the best have been re.
served and can be- had on application
or by addressing City Tickle, Agent,
l37 ST Paul street, Burlington, VI. or
Depot Ticket Agent, Rutland, VI.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
DAN pArcH's RECORD.
hisa OF r.sss. make. Nile On the
Past rim. 90 . IA Ia.

htha ~ tassfs Hahss htts IN ths
Past rim. 90 iIss IA.
LEXINGTON. Ky. oct q. - Ian
Patch. the king u PAGERS aud the fast
at harness hors" la the work.. clip
~ three fourlhs u . scc"nd from his
own. N. worlds. rrcori. iiA. n.go,
iiailnE the mile In i.'ssi, 4 cowd ~
io.0o was alr,ady In a high state Of
enthusiasm over the smashing ~ the
1870 race n.cori aud the worlds three
hcat rerori successfully. aud WHEN
Dan Patch's time WIS hung NJ excite.
mcni approached frcuHy. Cheering
people threw hats aud wraps Ia the
mir and swarmcd on the track. dcspii.
the efforts Of pollc.mcn. the ovation
continuing several minutes.
The gn'at sou ~ Joe ratchcn and
Z"illka was NJ his l,est
There wcrc chccrs when Oseais was
hung out Tor the first quarter. Hope
was stimulated when Os5Tis was post.
ci for the half Excitement became
Intense when the thr,caunrtcrs was
PASSED In .egB.. aud the spectators BE-.
gan shouting encouragement 10 thc
driver. Ilerrcy. hls driver. sat like n
statue not urging his charge with
whip or woni.
Dan Patch made no last supreme
effort. lie Just finished the mile NJ be
had begun H. lie had scarcely broken
Into a sweat when lei back to receive
the plnudlts Of the crowd.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

EP Simonds OF Peru was in town
last Friday.
Frank M Wilson of Rutland was in
town one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs A II Pettibone were in
Troy on business last Wednesday.
NC Wright is sick and will prob
ably go to the hospital at Burlington.
j w Fowler and Frank III Walker
were In Rutland on business Satur-
day.
The Episcopal ladies' society will
meet with Mrs / FL Dench Thursday
afternoon from 2 to 5.
LE Collins who has had goods stor-
ed In Mrs Fishers building has moved
them to South Londonderry.
Mr. and Mrs A H Pettibone and Mr.
and Mrs w X Bennett took carriage
drive to Arlington Sunday.
Thomas Sheridan who has been Wis.,
iting his daughter in Montpelier for
the last month returned Friday.
The football game Saturday after
noon between B and B seminary al d
Proctor resulted in a victory for the
seminary, 8 to 0.
William Bonesteel is visiting rela-
tiyes in town previous to his departure
for Colorado Springs, which place he
intends to make his future home.
Mrs Mary p Carleton an elderly
lady 80 years OF age went to call on a
neighbour and on going up the steps
fell, receiving slight fracture of the
hip.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
Japanese Dead In Fi.h Nets.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct o. - The
schooner City of Papeete, arriving
from the coast of Siberia, brings n
story of having picked up the dead
bodies of numerous Japanese on the
Kamchatkan coast who had been kill
ed by the Russians some months ago.
Captain Stensland reports that the
City of Papeete. which was engaged
In codfishing in the Okhotsk sea in Au-
gust, brought to the surface in one Of
her nets the bodies Of six japanese,
who had been killed evidently by the
Russians. The bodies were Immediately
consigned to the sea by the Papeete's
crew.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09

YOKOHAMA, Oct. "a number OF
cases of embezzlement by Japanese ma.
val officers are reported. Paymaster
Commander Takerouche, financing ma.
val constructor in England, has fed,
and it is alleged that he embezzled
S165,00O. Paymaster Kagi and Lieu.
tenant Commander Sakuma of the Mai.
suru naval yards have been convicted
of embezzlement, the former being sen
fenced to seven years and the latter to
two years imprisOnment
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
cIacinna,i wsa Two flames.

CINCINNATI. Oct. y. - Cincinnati
Nationals Won two games from Pitts
burg, darkness ending the second con
test In the eighth inning The first
game was marked 10y several extraor
binary plays. 81 which u triple play by
the locals when tile bases were full
In the seventh inning. aroused tn
greatest enthusiasm. Ogernll hid xiv
cn four bases on balls In succession,
pitching fourteen balls without n
strike. when the triple was started on
a fly to Seymour. subsequent outs be-
ing at the plate and at second base
Leach and Higgins made scnSaiiona
one hand catches Brain was bcncllc
Va the ninth inning for kicking Gu
clnnati won the second game through
superior hitting. Scores. 10 ant
10 4.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
BarrIsters' Hall burned mt Lower.

LOWELL, Mass. Oct. "a loss OF
$4,000 was entailed here by fire
that broke out in Barristers' hall, u
business block in the center Of the
city. The building was badly dam.
aged, and the stock and fixtures Of the
various tenants were ruined. The oc
cupants of the building were Filing
wood * Co., druggists; Hattie Il. Best
confectiOner, and Hunton's shoe store.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09

CHICAGO. Oct. o. The National
league season closed with double
header. the locals winning both games
from st: Louis on better work. by their
pitchers and cleaner fielding. The first
game went twelve innings and was
won on an error. n sacrifice and Sla-
gle's third hit A base on balls. Il
steal and two singles tied up the lead
81. Louis made IN the third inning Of
the second game on three hits and Sla-
glc's mun. Two passes and Browns
home run scored Chicago's other three.
Maloney performed miracles in the
second game, making three very SEN
sational catches, each one stopping
seemingly long hits. Scores. 8 TO 4
and TO 3
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
Hnxcd Young Dunne.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. 9.-Hazing
has broken out anew at the Universe
ty of Michigan under circumstances
likely to create an uproar. Il. r.
Dunno, Jr., son Of Chicago's mayor,
was the victim. Not only was he duck
ed under the hydrant and treated to
other indignities, but the gravity Of
the offense was heightened by the haz-
ers' action in compelling the unfOrtu-
nate youth to revile the holy cause Of
municipal ownership"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
Womnn's Head Found,

DIES MONIES. Ia, Oct. 8. - What
some persons here would connect with
mystery Of part of girls body found
In suit case near Boston was re-
vealed when NJ. Levlck, pawnbroker,
opened a package which had been left
on his doorstep and found in 1t wo-
mans head with bullet hole In the
frontal bone. The police here have
communicated with officials in Boston
In the package were found few
scraps of newspaper. The words "Bo,
naparte, Iowa." can be made out on
one
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
BfHHlSCTOa REFS


Ns~s % ,hs r-ss SD Va sss "a 80
fsia iss Has, ns.ass
GO oros msn Of try VAS ia "a u
over Sunday,
Diff GrgnnAn ogsehp,sU ady -as
IN town over Sunday.
ID IA Moore returned sa,uria, from
weeks basiness Trip " iira'l'e6''
Arthur vankleeok ~ Amslfdtm
~ss lle gussi over Sunday ~ 10 ga o
enls.
Mis- Mary Siory of Tia nn i,h 10
spendlng tho seek wlih r. Hls 10 he
village.
Mrs Frank I.Afrsne' loo aud son
Esoid. have gone 10 Canada Tor ~
weeks visit
Mrs Thomas a Roberts .i uF %, iils
u speadits Tee days ~ili /" . .
Ia the village
Boston Terms. III ,isas. Also, 4 lice
iabls iofus In nam var iir, 90
iiaaih's, Film street
Mrs George Wood Aud daughter
sNAatNp ~ NNFAHsAs fa'a ~" hAHAAW
Miss Lillian Harbour.
M Robinson returned Saturday
night from Springfield and lsig this
morning for Manchester.
DA Baldwin was In South shaiis-
bury yesterday, Tho guest ~ his
daughter, Mira J Beagle.
William y Toomey returned TO
Taunton, Mass, Sunday after I thrcc
days Wait uiih bis faulty,
Mrs. George Morse was called 20 SO.
SALISBURY yesterday hy tho inlnry 10
her brother, Frank rsiichell
A taiiyho party Of - drove o. from
North Adams Sunday, speading TIC
day here and stopping Al uhc Putnam.
Manager Frcd Corbeii aud Third
Bascman ShanahAn leii yesterday for
New York 10 attend the championship
series.
Stove Mulvcy. formerly 81 this vii.
lagc. but nov employed at lhc Bard.
sell house 10 Rutland, vas Ia toNn
over Sunday.
The carpenters have lnlshcd work
On the rooms OF The Bennington club
b u the painters, mas9ns aud decor.
aiors are slill busy Ilisre.
Truman Kimball ~ PoSnal. who
was brought up from Pownal charged
with selling cider contrary Ia las fur
nlshed bal, for his future appearances.
Mr. aud Ms Valentine Perkins 81
Beaver who are on their wedding trip
arrived In town Saturday. They vent
To Woodiord yesterday for n few
days.
Those bees convicted ~ larceny nj
Boi,um's grocery store have been
arrested AMI punished. II A and w l.
Lyons on sunday cut a bee tree on
the vest mountain ADD took out over
10 pounds OF honey.
Miss Margaret Francis Of Troy will
be the guest Of Miss Edith vanSant
voord AZ the VanSantvoord summer
home this week. Miss VanSa ntyood
will be one 81 the debutantes In the
city OF Troy this winter.
James Wood. Jr., manager for r n
Squires. will be Ia New York the lat.
ter part Of this month and the first
part OF November, purchasing his
Christmas goods. People desiring
especially foe articles may leave
orders with Mr. Wood and be will give
the selection Of the same his personal
attention. IL
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
STILL GROW
Demand for Mona Stomach Tablets
lncrcase...Endorsed and Guaranteed BY VIM,

Although Mona was introduced In
Remington bat shor, time ago 1. IL
today oussslling other medicines for
tho cure OF Indigestion and stomach
troubles.
Mona giyessueh health and strength
10 The weakest stomach that all the
Z oil 10 readily converted into nuiri.
lion 80 that Il gives nourisLmeni aud
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09

WEMYSS BAY, Scotland, Oct. o.
Lord Inverclyde, chairman of the Gu
nard Steamship company, is dead at
Castle Wemyss his residence here He
had been i'll for month with pleuro
pneumonia. Two operations were per-
formed, but failed to afford relief to
the patient. Lord Inverclyde's brother,
James Cleland Burns, succeeds to the
title. Lord 1nverclyde was forty-four
years old
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
Periodic
Pains.

DIR. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
are a most remarkable remedy
for the relief OF periodic pains,
baelsaehe. nervous or sick head
ache, or any OF the distress
ing aches and pains that cause
women so much suffering.
As pain Is weakening. aud
leaves the system In an ex'
hausted condition. II Is wrong
TO suffer a moment longer than
necessary. and you should take
the Anti-Pain Pills on hrst In.
dieaiion OF an attack.
II taken rs directed You may
have entire confidence ~ their
effectiveness. rs well rs In the
fact that they will leave no dis
agreeable afier-edee,s.
They contain no morphine.
opium. choral. cocaine or other
dangerous drugs.
.Faf a long tine I have suffered
greatly with spells u b.ehaehe. that
sasm almost more than ! can endure.
These attarks come on every .ngnth.
and last tuo of three days. ] have
never bssn stie 90 set anything that
you'd sies me uapeh relief uniil ! bs.
bsfan Tho uss q pt. Miles Anusl'ain
i.ils. ard thsy- always relieve me u
lie same way, has used them With
Tho sams Tssuits Milh PARK.
al n Niehlssn o.. South bend. lad.
Or. Miles Ansi.psin Piiis are soic ~
your druggist, ~ho ~iii Qosrsrtse thst
ths nrst package will bsnsnt
fats ne ~lIi rs,1rn Iovr mercy ...,.
Is doses. IS esnts Never soid IN esns
Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart. Ind
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
EAST ARLINGTON.

JFrost has kept away wonderfully
but Friday night he came "on bust
ness bent"
Edward II Frye Is expected here next
Wednesday evening when an imper.
sonatiop OF David Harum will take
place in the Congregational church.
All who are acquainted with 'Dave"
will want 10 make a date with him
Mr. Donahue has moved from Chisel.
vile into part OF l. Denni-
sons house.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
How 70 Avoid AppendIcItI.

Most victims of appendicitis are
those who are habitually constipated.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
constipation by stimulating
the liver and bowels and restores the
o natural action of the bowels. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nause-
ate or grippe and Is mild and pleasant
TO take. Refuse substitutes Sold by
B A Quinlan,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
Cuba moy Reject Br,,,,h Treaty.

HAVANA, Oct. .. - The renounce-
ment of the Cuban reciprocity treaty
by the United States may prevent the
Cuban senators ratifying the Anglo
Cuban treaty. Spanish, Cuban and
American interests alike regard the
treaty as detrimental commercially as
well as dangerous politically.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
. Coun,erfe,,ing the Genuine

Foley & Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as q throat and lung
remedy and on account of the great
merit and popularity OF Foley's- Hon
ey and Oar many limitations are Offer
ed>foy~the genuine. These worthless
imiGwions have similar soundinS
~ Rexare of them. The genul
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09

A new idea in Cough Syrup is ad.
vanced in Kennedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar. Besides containing Pine
Tar. Honey and other valuable RENE
dies, it Is render Laxative, so that Its
use insures prompt and efficient
evacuation of the bowels. 1t relaxesl
the nervous systsn> and cuSes -
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
Peculiar Accident at Tarrytown.

TARRYTOWN. N. Y, Oct. 9.--Mrs
James Jensen of Tarrytown. while
standing ON the platform of the sta
ton watching the Twentieth Century
express, which goes through here at
the rate of fifty miles an hour, was
knocked to the platform by the wind
made by the train, and her right arm
was fractured I'm two places.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09
Drunkenness

Physicians pronounce drunken.
ness a disease Of the nervous sys.
TEN. No twill power" can heal
the stomach membranes which
have been burned aud scared BY
alcohol,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09

Eyerybody's liable to itching piles.
Rich and poor, old and young-lerri-
bic torture they suffer. Only Gle sure
cure. Doan's Ointment. Absolutely
safe; cant fail
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-09

'Tisnf safe 10 be a day wiihou, DR.
Thomas Electric oil In The house.
Never eau tell what moment an acct.
dent Ia going 10 happen.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27
CAUGHT AuT0|ST
N STERN CHASE.
Police Automobile Overhaul.
Chauffeur After Speed Contes:
Along Easton Avenue-Pris-
Oner Is Released On Bond.

In q stirring Ince for a mile along Eas-
ton avenue last evening. Pasrolman 6sin
ger. In his oflciai ''skiioc.iie - oyeyhsuied
stratin9 the rps.d Of his machine. and
locked the alleged ''scorcher'' In q cell or
. charge ~ fast driving.
Patrolrnan stinxer reported that when
he appeared az Enston avenue and Kins's
highway Thiel Was speeding his auto,n1,-
bile westward at the rate Of twenty -siya
miles an hour. az Indicated by the patrol
mans register Singer give chase and
there vas . race that delighted the henri.
hf residents and pedestrians on Eas,o,.
avenue
ThieI. II Is charged. loohed back ana
aaW Patroiman Singer and then "thres
her wt3e open" Away he vens "ous into
The west" with Ssinsers machine huxz.rg
In the rear. Ike hornet
The way the automobiles crossed y,,.o,,
avenue Pasrolman Ssineer ssvs. ws.
enough u take barney Oldfeifs brvath
Thiei Was slowly losing his Lead. hut s,;ps-
ef had . few moss notches so spare. an,
Vet them ouf-
~ Thisi neased Clara avenue he became
convinced that he Was going so be over
taken ana slaekened hfs speed In the
car With him VAS = prospective patron. 20
whom he was proving the au;omobiie.s
c~isrity.
Thiel gave bond and w,s released Pa
trolman Singer did not arrest Thiers pas
seneer. Who. the police say. vas badly
fFignsened ~ his espefSence.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27
PANIC ON A CAR
CAUSED BY FIGHT,
F"r Ten Blocks Two Men Siru.
.icd While Women l'asssn-
GERS ScrcI;n,si--OIr l. Cut and
Both Arrested

Ii'-@8s~ ar~ s;.rgcG oH SO .ihc., ice
ten b'acSs "H the Te,. platform os :.
,4"sG.i Market stree; car las. nisht and
.sIs-J raff- srrouE tt raas.-S"rs
fHrr. -, ~rn'u ~-r- ~p-r-n. I'll. ash.
c1,Sics - ore 90 ~. men receiving a knife
w,r,-li over th- .-it s,r inches long HIS
-ssAiiant tuns, ,d from the car. va> Tr--
.as.s ~ rriss. man Marry T,c;. q. che
g-aIcn station sSraa ard finally "sTtu-~i
after f..us s-,pg~d ard thrown 70 :,.e
ground ~ = city fireman.
:i'e -,~r ai;c 1usYre.sd gave ;hsss name,
Ed Riley. 5. years old. living \: :h.
Erie Ilcus~ Fourth street and Clark ave-
r',e. anc John McD~rr,ors, - years old. %
wetlsrfiie. Nc Who cay. =. ~ a r-uf~--
a:snai 'c'.:cs.n picker Riley sustained
me kn.f, ~our' In the r,iX-,:r ard Rad TO
ee csrs1 sc- ~ the C,tr p.-p-n.ary
Aecoeu.re 80 eyewi;nesses. Riley and
NeDsrmoes hesrdsd Q ~es.soa.A Marie,
street car ~ Seventh ..,e-. RILEY 70.
on 6sSs ana .s swtaGfre on -. ,.., AZ
0ssWscss II Rid to have s.eer~A .,,r,
RIley's font An arV,sn,ers s,;..~.s a.,
she r1so cam: Co sio1e TIE .ea. ,,.,..,,,,
Wo0 ~ efcWde~2 &c. the men 90 ec,,,,,.
Their 0ss!eu0s ara the Other 2asS-nx.,,
psA Q SOP 20 ehs Heee
An - eay de~a Na.ke: stree, .h. Wa,
~ Ooeds and MAD. raD-s a. .a-, ,.,.-
suok1a0 eac~s as insseva,s. The rsss,.e.
ter shrsateoed 90 put the men oS. An.
theY eeaesd their eoasreiine and resru:,s>i
70 le9 tn matter drcr
0esVeea eevaEsser;h Ard E:es,eea:A
street The 0ea ca0s feeesker again. wcuu
- scesaDe4 ami Eea eroscei the aisl.
q she eAS.
loe0ssOoet b sAid % have easAed \
kn11s o1n1e AMI tsmvsd ffen the car he
.aA 1OUa Aaf2es street aDA made IN e.
scst % q coteA . car aheah of Am. Fa,sc~.
aao ffoee puRsoea Aia.- A. krey reached
E1gAesen1A serest . city fireman frsrp<d
I'm aDd hs feal 20 the O.usea
Rsasssalan rscss. sssassea bs ps:e-sives
lAAy - Beach. Arrssse1 Risey snd No
Asss0set
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27
REGRET
FOR LORD CURlOn
Though Admittedly One Of Eng
lands Greatest Statesmen. He
Enjoys No Popularity Among
His COuntrymen.
SpEClAL RY CABLE.

srECIAL RY CABLE.
L"nden. Aug. x-(Ccpyrishs. ls05. by q
curious freak of fortune. two Of the great
est Enslishmen Of he age are now with
out any office In which to serve their eoun,
try and display their notable talents. Both.
too. unfortunately. arc In bad health.
Lord Nilner. when he left South Africa,
after haraesing and wearing term Of
ONCE As High Commissioner. was advised
to take long holiday. and. II 10 unsies-
stood. he decided to act upon this counsel.
Lord Cursor had been sufRering some time
even before the outbreak Of the acute
trouble which culminated hast week In his
request 10 b. relieved Of his dufieS as Vice
roy Of India. but there b NO denying that
there II a note Of cOldness. almost insin-
certify. In all ahe politely worded lamenta-
tions over Ls,r6 curs0n's resignation. sps,
not . single word have ! read yet In any
English paper referring to Lady CURSOR .
work.
il was , different chorus entirely from
that which arose when Lord Miin~r gave
up his sreat once In south Africa. There
was no affection in II. and NO warmth of
feeling.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27
FINGERS BITTEN 0Y PRISONER
Patr0lman Cud6ihee Sustains
Lacerations on Hand.

fafru,Hse TAcHas c,dd.hee OF the Ce..
srsi District last evening suffered ssverv
:acerasion o: tie frss and seconA ass~r,
" Ais hight ha.d tn shs nouth q Mclean
Sseosoon. Whom ~ asssmpsed 70 arr,s, a,
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