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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-26

A new idea In a Cough Syrup is ad.
vanced In Kennedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar. Besides containing Pine
Tar. Honey and other valuable rene.
dies, IL Is reLder Laxative, SO that its
use insures q prompt and efficient
evacuation OF the bowels. il relaxes
the nervous system, and cures all
cough, colds, Group, etc. A red clover
blossum and the honey bee is on every
bottle OF the Original Laxative Cough
Syrup-Kennedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar. Sold by ID A Ward.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-26
How 60 Avoid Appendicitis

Nos, victims of appendicitis are
those ~ho are habitually constipated.
orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chronic constipation by stimulating
the liver and bowels and restores the
natural action OF the bowels. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nause-
ate or grippe and Is mild and pleasant
10 take. Refuse substitutes Sold by
Is A Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-26
PACKER STAKES At JAMAICA
water Grass, Favorite, woa ~ q
Len9th.


NEW YORK. Oct 26.-Three favor
ties were successful at the Jamaics
track. The Packer stakes, selling. for
two-year-olds. the feature OF the card,
was won by a length by the favorite
Water Grass. Bad News, favorite, won
the last race after leading all the way.
Platoon scored In the first, Sir Tristan,
favorite. In the second; Chimney
Sweep In the third and Lord Badge In
the fifth. Summaries:
First Race.-Platoon, first; Grapple,
second; Dreamer, third
Second Race-Sir Tristan, first: Hal
lowmas, second; Billy Banaster. third.
Third Race.-Chimney Sweep, hrst:
DArkle. second; Jane Holly. third.
Fourth Race. = Water Grass. first;
Caprice, second; Bribery third.
Fifth Race.-Lord Badge first; Ath.
lone second; King Pepper third.
Sixth Race.-Bad News, first; Zeala,
second; Tongorder, third.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-26
Williams won by strategic Fs.t.aIa


HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. 28.--The
feature of the racing at the meet at
Charter Oak park was the defeat Of
DR.. MCGOWAN. the favorite, In the 2:25
pace. DIR. MCGOWAN, after finishing
eighth In the first and second heats,
won the third, but was distanced In
the fourth.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-26
A C~rmaa sugar Trust.

BERLIN, Oct. PA movement Is
being made by refners to reorganize
the sugar factories of Germany. A
conference was held In Berlin, and n
plan for submission to the owners OF
factories was drawn up. This plan
provides for the election Of central
committee for the fixing Of prices, the
conditions Of payment and the periods
Of sales.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-26
Racing ut Nashua.

NASHUA, N. H., Oct 20. = There
were three events on the card at the
fair grounds track, the 2:19 trot, the
2:14 pace and the unfinished 2:2o pace.
Ossie |. won the pacing event, Hal
Patron the PA pace and Crit Ne
dunn the 2.10 trot.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-26

Can't bc In perfect health without
pure blood. Burdock Blood Bitter,
makes pure blood. Tones and inyig
crates the whole system.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-26

PARIS, Oct ga dispatch from M.
st. Rene Taillander, the French minis
ter at Fee, received at the foreign Of
fee, says that the sultan of Morocco
accepts the Franco-G German programme
for the Moroccan conference and also
Algeciras. Spain, as the meeting place
Of the conference.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-26
FARM FOR SALE

Consisting Of ~ sores, veil timbcrcd,
part chestnut Good fruiL soft vat
or, good buildings, ifreo delivery; I 10
situated In West Salisbury. VI Sale
on easy terms. Inquire ~ Hawley
Green, II y. D., No. Bennington. VI
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-26

CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 28.--Three IA.
vorites, one second choice and two out
siders won at Latonia. In the first
event Lieutenant Rice, the favorite,
Blue Grass Girl and Roommate fell at
the stretch turn, the three horses finish.
ing riderless. None Of the jockeys
was injured. Lights Out, the odds on
favorite, easily won the steeplechase
handicap from Gould. with Ohio Kins
third. After winning the final event
Sea Shark as well as Gold Bell which
finished third, ran away three miles.
Williams Won ~ Straight rsstbala.
WILLIAMSBURG, Mass, Oct. o.
Williams defeated Worcester Polytech.
mic institute In football game here
by the score Of % to 8. The visitors
only score was made on fumbled
pass by Williams, when Lawley secur-
ed the ball for Worcester and ran for
ty yards for touchdown. williams
scores were made by straight football
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-26
dropped Dead at Chateas z

OGDENsBURG, N. Y, Oct, i.-Ru.
fus 7. Robinson dropped dead heart
disease at Chateaugay. He 2s the
head Of the wholesale crockery Mousse
1T. Robinson & Son of O9q hs
~ was widely known In n U
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

was rendered In court against French,
but IL has not been paid.
French planned the construction of
belt line railroad az Akron. ohio.
and bought a monster locomotive be-
fore any rails had boen laid Il was
kept on an Erie sidetrack. but the
storage charges were heavy and
French 20 get some return, leased
the locomotive ln succession 10 two
or three railroads. They soon re-
turned h. The locomotive rested on
a sldotrack FOR months and was finally
sold 10 Nathan Berk, w Akron loan
agent
French led the agents Of several Of
the big insurance companies a diEzy
chase by promising 10 take out poli'
cies 20 the amount OF 100000 tie
made one payment ON policy for
32b 600 and then allowed Il 20 lapse.
IN an French projected q dozen rail-
roads and a construction company In
this state. The latter is bankrupt
with claims against lt a. the amount
Of nearly 100000
French Is said 20 have debts 10 the
amount Of several hundred thousand
dollars Suits have been brought
against him for amounts ranging from
few hundred Ia $4,000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
GALLUP

From the Republican
j ". Dunbar left for Tucson, Arizs
whore he has accepted a position az
engineer In an electric light plant.
n ho finds things 20 his liking he vii
move there just as soon as school
closes
Herman Kopras Is llmping around
as a result OF q kick from fractions
bronco last Sunday Mr.. kopras was ct
Fort Wlngatc when the accident hap
penod. lie was struck on the knee and
while there Is considerable pain In thu
injured member there is nothing So.
rious.
while an omploye OF G. y. Cotton
was working with his automobile the
other day he accidentally ran the ma.
chine into a building and smashed the
front of the machine 30 badly that Il
will have 10 be sent TO the factory
for repairs The repairing Of the ma.
chine viii no doubt prove expensive
the freight to and from the factory
alone being quite an item
Mrs, VIM. Morris and children who
were 20 have returned home last week
were detained al Harmony, Indiana
by an operation which was performed
on a brother OF Mr. Morris. Ohmar
Tie was afflicted with appendicitis
ana on account OF the disease having
run for some time the operation was
serious one In the event the pa.
tient gets along all right Mrs. Morris
expects 10 arrive In Gallup some time
this week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
HAS TRAVELLED EXTENSIVELY.

Il is not GENERALLY known here In
Gallup tnat =. n Howard who In now
Ia bushes with his father under the
firm name OF Howard a Son. has tray.
eled extensively. and only recently
RETAINED from Panama says the Re.
publican.
Mr. Howard left here SIX years ago
for Goat Island. whore he spent one
year in naval training school tie
went out on the training ship Adams,
then To the Philadelphia. aud then on
the Boston. Recently while la Pan.
cma his time expired and he started
Tor homo. Mr. Howard says that the
yellow fever h raging there az the
present time lie was Ina quarantine
for a time al san Francisco. In all
bee travelled 50,S7G miles. Most OF the
time be- spent al Samoa, Central Am.
erica, AZ the time he left the ship
he was masterat arms on the Boston.
Mr. Howard IL a member OF the
Gallup ball team this year and there
b. little doubt of his making good
with the team. lie was captain or
the a. g. =. Boston base ball team
that captured tho Pacific squadron
$1,000 purse which they took from
the New York cruiser that had held
the base bail championship.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

Cleveland. May Chas.w French.
whose career as promoter has been
checked by running into a cluster 81
lawsuits. was tor Two OF three years
a big ngure IN financial anairs. lie
planned railroads 20 sridiron ohio ana
then, without waiting to set them In
operation. he proposed 10 dazzle Can
fornia with big project. This called
for great steel mill at San Diego,
and a railroad 90 run from that city
20 Denver lie got the reputation IN
the far west Of being u multi.million
aire and an lpdurtrial wizard. The
papers whooped up French and the
things he was going 10 DO.
AZ an Incident Of the steel and rail-
road enterprise French took party
OF capitalists 20 the scene OF conquest
la private ear The Pullman com
pany lot him have She car at $50 a
day. lie used 1t for 100 days The
Pulmans sued him for sum equal "a
90 multiplied by lO5 They figured
the amount 20 be 1906 All that any
branch of the Pullman system re
cclved Tor this long tour through the
western states we're the tips garnored
by the porter and cook Judgment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
SANTA EE

From the New Mexican.
Luis Loyato. who was operated up.
ON for appendicitis hy Dr. Masslso last
week Is recovering rapidly.
Miss Ida Gibson expects TO leave
the city about the middle OF May for
an extended visit la caste n cities.
Mrs. Chris Jensen. OF Blshee. Arlz..
passed through Tho city on her way
20 Autonito. Colo. where she VIII
visit relatives
e. a. Danbury OF Pasadena. Cal.
who has been 10 he territory buying
hurros tor California mining nrm
Will ship a carload Of the animals
from Estancia today.
W " Chamberlain. OF Washington
d. c. pension examiner. returned
from ten days trip on official bust
ness through Taos ana Rio Grande
counties He rs registered al the pal
ace
Mrs. D.. Bradford Prince, after at
tending the triunial convention Of the
Daughter OF the American Reyolu
ton az Washington. ID G., went 20
New York and is now at the old
Prince homestead.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
ITEMS or INTEREST
ABOUT SAN MARclAt

The Rio GIando makes a big bend
just across tho Santa Re tracks irons
san Maicial and encounters a high,
abrupt BLUM OF volcanic formation,
half mile below The river Is run
ming high now and the wash OF It's
turbulent waters on the rocks az the
base OF this blufi Is distinctly heard
among tho shadowy cottonwood tr aes
and the low redroofed houses that
combine 20 give the town a rather
picturesque appeal ance.
san Marciai Is truly railroad town,
and It's people are railroad people,
with the few merchants, who subsist
almost wholly upon the railroad
cheCks. which amount 20 between S25,
and $4,000 a month ROs' dale. a
mining camp Of probably 500 people,
thirty miles west OF san Marcial.
draws about halt of lbs supplies from
san Marcial and half from Magdalena
| To the east. ranchers for forty-fve
miles draw their supplies from San
Ma cial. bat the country Ia this dir
tction ls very sparceiy settled and
the trade received from this source Is
90 little consequence. The new town
of San Marcial has probably 500 In.
hahitants and the Old town has nearly
half as many
The country surrounding san Mar
cial is very pruape Gus Just at pres.
ent az u result OF the fine fruit and
grain prospects. Alfalfa stands knee
high and promises very heavy crop
for the FIRST cutting The ranges are
green ard Il Is possible that they will
be cut on the mesas where for years
cattle could scarcely get acrop.
ping The mountain sides are green
with vegetation.
As result OF the heavy proclpita.
tlon OF the winter and spring, con.
siderable water stands stagnant In the
low parts OF the town, but the resi-.
dents do nos fear sickness from Il. al.
though many boil their well water be.
fore drinking II as precautiOn. The
santa Fe has raised It's tracks north
and east ~ the town and the residents
feel quite safe f.om any rise In the
river.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
ASKING THE EXTENSION
OF VALUABLE FRANCHISES

tFrom Tuesday Daily Ciflxcnl
The city council met in regular
monthly session last night and dis.
posed of large amount OF business.
All members we're present
Several important ordinances were
introduced. including two asking FOR
the extension Of the franchise ~ the
WtRer supply company and the Colo
RADIO Telephone company
The water supply company. in ask.
Ing Tor an extension OF its franchise,
goes on to state that the present fran
chlse, will expire on March z, 1919.
therefore 10 asks the council tu *.
tend II tor twenty one years from that
date. or until March an. 1870.
The ordinance was read for the first
time and referred 90 the Wator com
mittee,
The Colorado Telephone company
also thinks that ~ franchise should
be extended for period ~ forty
years from the date of the expiration
OF the present franchise AftCf the
ordinance was read The first time Il
was referred 20 the street committee.
The ere committee reported ordi
nance no POS fayoably o. fOrbidE
| the construction Of co. ruEatDA iron
/ buildings within the IRE limints oi the
city. q was advanced Co third reau
| Ing
Ordinance No. 300. relative 90 drain
! layers license and responsibility 20
/ city WaF read second time,
Tho sum uf S. 600 posted a. a for
felt by the Traction company for che
fulhllment OF boz franchise WAS re.
turned last night by the passage of
ordinance No. Dos. 10y an unanimous
vote.
An ordinance which was prepared
| hy the city attorney was introduced
| iast nlght and win result in a vast
amount OF good 10 the rising genera.
| ton The ordinance makes Il a mis-
| demeanOr for any minor "a lOiter
about any saloon or gambling house
/ Ia the city and makes a violation Of
the ordinance punishable BY a fne Of
| imprisonment or by both
The following city contracts we're
/ lct al the meeting last night
Feeding city prisoners. Green Wat.
fon Walton 10 the one who has had
| the contract for the past year, and he
was the only bidder Ao agrees "a
| feed the city prisoners al rs cents a
meal per head aud do the lanltor work
~ the city hall
Furnishing teams Tor street work
| Springer Transfer company This
/ company agrees 10 DO the team work
/ 0f tho city al ihe rate OF tei a month
The other bidder was the Albuquerque
/ Transfer company, which bid t32o q
/ day for each team
No contract fo the city printing
was lei last night. but the bids were
/ read and ref@ red 90 the finance com
mittee There were only two bid
/ dorH. Tho Citizen Publishing com.
pany. which has the city printing az
/ present. aud the Morning Journal
/ The citizen I'D 10 publish the hrst in
| sertion Of legal work free and 90 30
ail job printing AZ commercial rates
/ The Morning Journals bid Was 5
cents per inch each Insertion and q
basis submitted for an commercial
/ work
Tho residents oi South High STREE
petltioned tho council for water MAIN
! aud hre plugs In that portion 81 tn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

dren alone In the house during her
absence. she took them on the horse
vita her The boy, about 3 years old,
riding behind his mother, while she
carried In her arms the babe, a little
girl about ten months old.
In passing through a gate. not far
from the house. some part Of the sad.
die, probably the cinch or stirrup,
caught on the latch OF the gate, clos
ing V on the horse and catching him
between the gate and gate post. The
horse becoming frightened. began %
plunge. throwing Thorn an OF, and
Ia some unacCountable way. perhaps
by the horses hoOf. the babe was
struck on the back Of the head, frac.
turing the skull near the base of the
brain. None OF the others were hurt.
Everything that human love and sym
patty could conceive was done for
the little sufferer. but the messenger
had come and about O'Clock that
night she passed away.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

city for the purpose Of nrc protection.
The matter was referred io the water
committee
The sewer committee stated that u
WIS., necessary mar "a car ~ sewer
pipe be- purchased before they could
carry on their work and resolution
10 that cffccf was passed. all voting
aye except Gillenwater
special committee reported recon.
mending that the city officers be- paid
monthly instead of quarterly This
caused some discussion. az Alderman
Wilko son argued that this could not
be- done without violating the bate.
man act The matter was turned over
90 the city attorney Who will give his
legal opinion on i
Alderman Walkersou was appointed
bY the mayor to aet fuf him and &C.
rolvc General hlackmar commander
in.chief of the Grand Army ~ the
epublic. when Dee visits the rity
next Saturday Tho mayor will Dc
occupied On that day and unable to be-
out
The report al the city officers from
April 10Th 10 April 30fh we're read
aud adopted The ciiy clerk 5 report
showed licenses collected Tor thar
period 10 De- tth2 The city marshal
also submitted q gratifying report. as
be- had collected zines ~ tnr amount
~ $3.50 The rIty chemist made re-
port ON the mills supply which eaH
rofg red 10 iHr prupef committee
The council Iuok up The matter 81
raising tbs ufeIae on RETAIL liquor
houses and tor gAmInR tables Two
ordinances wfru referred io iho nm
auce committee. one of which pro-
yidea for o. yearly llqnOr license ~
$500 an Increase uf 500 and tho
other covering gaming tables, makes
tax on each table of $3.50 year in-
stead OF $50 This Increase on gam.
Ing tables rs gn large that tho prob
ability is that some Of the gambling
houses wiz cot out fcN 81 their
games. and n % passes u may put e
fow out OF business altogether
Council adjourned nt 0'cloCk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
SOCORRO

From tho Chioftain
Samuel &. Meek made his hrst ap.
pearance on the street Friday after a
long confinement 90 the house ON ac'
count 81 no health. His friends are
communicating him on mis- recovery,
A Beai. the genial representa-
tive OF the Albuquerque Citizen, was
Ina socorro two or three days this
week and accomplished much for the
citizens good
II wll be cheering news 20 j. r.
Cooks many friends ~ Socorro and
elsewhere 10 know that he IL at last
recovering from his long and serious
illness and IL likely soon TO be up ana
about again.
julius Meyer, Of Esiancia and
Charles Huber. OF santa Re. mem
bers OF the territorial mounted police
force. we're In the city the frst Of the
week aequainting themselves with az
fairs al headquarters and preparing
themselves otherwise for active duty
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Smith aud
two bright boys arrived In town from
their ranch near Monticello. Mrs
smith and sons left on the next morn
Ing's train for Denver Mr. Smith vii
follow a little later and they will then
make their home In that city s0cor
no county can ~ affard 20 lose such
citizens as Ma. and Mrs. smith
Attorney a. A. Sedillo returned
few days ago from las Cruces, where
his professional services we're &C.
qulred Ia Judge Parker's court In the
defense of two clients charged Wiz
trying 20 pass counterfeit coin. h'
was employed In several othei
cases IN the district court for DOns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
Dizziness Cannot Be Cured

ny local applications az they cannot
rpacn the diseased portion OF the ear.
There lH only one way 90 cure deafness.
uud that iH hy constitutional remedies
Deafness Be- caused Pos 81. lnnnmed coudl-
tiuu nf The mucous lining of the Euata.
Chian Tube When this tube is lnnHmcd
YOU have rumhllng sound or Imperfect
hearing. ana when lt D. entirely clused.
Deafness b. the result. and unless she
iuiiamminntion cen hn taken out and this
tube restored Co itl normal condition.
hearing Will be- destroyed forever. nine
cases uut 0i ten are caused By rutnrrh.
which iH nothing hut au inHHmrd Cuudi-
tion 81 the mucous surfaces
W0 Will FiNe one Hundred Dollars Tor
amy ease uf Deafness tcauHcd hy patnrrhl
thHt cannot be cured hF iiHllH tutarrh
cure Suud FOR circulars free,
r. j CHENEY a. CO. Toledo q.
Sold hy druggists. llc
Take iiahH Pills for constipation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
PASSES AWAY IN DEATH
CHARLES s. CARTER. FORMERLY
EDITOR or SUNSHINE, DIED AT
Hls RESIDENCE LAST NIGHT.

Charles s. Carter, until a short
time ago editor OF Sunshine. popu'
lar weekly magazine OF this city. and
we'll known journalist. died at S:f5
O'Clock last night az his home on West
Coal avenue after a lingering illness,
he came 10 Albuquerque "A little
over two years ogo from Mansfield,
Ohio, accompanied by his family. Ia
search OF relief from tuberculosis.
from which he had long been sui.
ferer For time the New Mexico
climate seemed TO benefit him, but a
few weeks ago Brights disease set In
and his death last night was a relief
10 his sufferings
Shortly after coming here he estab.
lished a weekly literary publication
called sunshine, but few months ago
his failing health forced him 20 sell
out He was a writer Of some note.
having contributed witty verses TO
Puck and Judge for many years.
After disposing OF his publication
here, Il was Mr.. Carters wish TO 20
home before death came, and all ar.
engagements for the trip had been
made when he was taken TO hls bed
a week ago.
The remains are being prepared for
shipment 10 Mansfield, Ohio. his old
home. and Will be taken there for
burial Thursday a brother.ln.law Of
the deceased has been sent for and
Is now on the way TO accompany Mrs.
Carter and the remains home.
lie was 80 years Of age and before
coming 20 this city had been engaged
ia the lumber business In Ohio.
In this hour Of her bereavement
Mrs. Carter and son have the sincere
sympathy OF many friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
POLICE couRT.

This morning Va police court no
Long. a colorod individual who makes
the redlight district bis headquarters.
was brought before Judge Crawford
charged with slapplng q woman ~
color. lie plead not guilty and wili
have a hearing later
Harry McKeuna and James Carroll
pleaded guilty tO being drunk and
were given hyo days Zach. They
started out "a paint the town red last
night and when taken ln by Othctr
Knapp had been creating a rrign AZ
terror on First street, one of them
fouriHhlng "A large Knife ln 'ho
pocket ~ CARROLL Bas found a hottie
% alcohol.
Andrew Donaldson Who vas or
rested for drunkenness received fDu
days on the streets. Donaldson afro
was dlspoalng 81 some tools f0r which
be could not account and he may have
10 answer 10 a charge ui theft
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
SAD OCCURRENCE
A BABE CRUSHED TO DEATH uN.
DER HOOPS or A HORSE,

One OF the gaddost accidents IN the
history OF Lincoln county occurred al
the homo OF Mr and Mrs clifford
Hubert, formerly OF this place. but
now living ON their farm near lin.
coin. says tho White Oaks Outlook.
Mrs Hubert. about 10 o'clock on
the morning OF the 18th was going over
some arrangements for birthday
dinner Tor Mr. n. on the day follow.
Ing In order 20 DO 10 II was neces'
sary 20 cross the Bonlto river, which
was swollen by the melting snow IN
the White mountains, compelling her
To take horse 20 make the crossing
Not wishing To leave the two chit