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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22
"csptsin Darlington

The attraction at the Academy Sat
u,:ay matinee and night will be Henri
Gressit's magnificent production Of
"Capain Darlington" 4 success pro
;!'":ca in New York. last season. The
star IT the company 5is.William Bran
well. who has played only in New
York for tic last three years. Mr.
Bramwell has had rather a.. cventful
career. Born in New York. the son Of
a Methodist clergyman. he was eGu-
Gated in the Rochester University. ami
first studied theology, but later began
the study Of l:.w and was admitted II,
The Lar. But, in the actors own words,
another voice from within was per
sistcnt!y calling. and a little later he
made his .de:s,t in Washington as.lead.
ing man in 4 Greek play.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22
7 theatrical


. II, .
Alan Dale the noted theatrical cri
tic said Of Rose Coghlan's perform
ance i'll sardni's Diplomacy The
greatest Zicka New York has ever
seen was at the Empire Theatre last
night" THIS view Of Miss Coglllans
extraordinary merits is not peculiar to
Alan Dale. hut is shared by all Amcri-
can critics who have note,, how far
she has o,ltdistanccd all other actress
es II. the part Of the Russian Coun-
tess. With Howard Kyle, who has
been especially engaged for ore part
CT Henri Beanclerc. the British dip.
lomat she will be seen in the revival Of
Diplomacy at the Academy of Music
Friday night J.,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22
A. nj. GRISCOM
WAS A SUICIDE
Jumped Overheard From Steamer Min.
cetonka on March 19--Mental-
" Unbalanced?
CBy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. March 2l.-Andrcw Nj.
Grisccm. OF Philadelphia. who ,lsap-
peared from Philadelphia severai
weeks ago. and was supposed tn be
in i:urona. committed suicide on March
~ hy jumping overheard at sea from
IN" steamer MnHctonka
Gr'scom sailed on tho NIinnclonLa
from London for this city. When he
jumped u"erlrarE the steamer was
stopped AMI Il boat was lowered but
ht. Gould not he found 1t is supposed
that he was temporarily unbalanced
mentally. Griscom was a member Of
4 we'll known Philadelphia family.
When Grisoom disappeared from
Philadelphia it was reported that he
had eloped with a young woman and
thai 10th OF them had gone 10 Europe
Griscon.s mother, however, denied it..
News Of his suicide was made public
when the Minnctonka reached This
Fort today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22

nrcse nti'.s metropolitan successes, to
Witnessing the original company was
a 'Et'st pleasing surprise for the local
iheatrceocr
his year there will be presented II
new feature in the now ia
nous Pony ballet in sensational! IA
diillE dances The use Of raiiuin as a
means Of illumination is the srcatesl
discovery OF modern stage craft. and
tie ladi,,m ballet has proven the most
astonishing feature OF recent years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22
Arthur Dunn Coming.

TIC advance sale a. the academy
for the appearance Of Arthur Dunn
in The Rnnaways has started hrislily
and al indications point 10 good
house. This was one OF the greatest
successes Of last season. when the
pretty extravaganza played hero and
rrcycd to be magnificent production.
with the. richest kind Of stage settings;
ami beautiful gowns AMI costumes
The claim that the New York prpds,c-
lion woilld he presented in lis entirety
was fulfilled and the change from see.
ing tile usual ran Of inferior companies:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22
Wsrkmsal and Peasants Near
liban Make Common Cause.
THE CAUCASUS in TURMOIL
Armed Resistance 10 Civil Authority
Already Noted T!'ere-euard oai-
GERS Receiving Anonymous Warn.
'nss Not to Order Troops 70 Fire.
(Ry Associated Press \

tl'y Associated FreSS.)
ST. PETERSBURG. March 22.--2 20
n. m.-Kccurrences and extensions of
agrarian troubles are noted am! near
!;bau workmen and peasants are max
ing common cause
The Caucasus is already the scene 81
armed resistance to the forces OF ci
vil authority and. in the region around
kieii, where the peasants are increas-
insly bold, there have been many cases
OF violence.
Planning Renewal Of Strike.
The labor leaders CT the social revo-
lit'onistic persuasion. in the great in
'.nstriai centers. are plainly planning
4 general renewal of the strike. with
4 climax OF Dcasan. disorders, aud
with the action Of the troops in mind
nave been serving notice, by anony-
nous letters and other warnings. on
guard officers here and officials in
nthe- cities that if another red Sun
day comes ard they order the iroons
10 fire they will be held respcnsiblr
therefor an! their lives will he made
the forfeit
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22
FATHER ACCUSES SON.
Nicholas Zaurdi Arrested on Grand
Larceny CHARGE

Nicholas Zaurdi Arrested on Grand
Larceny Charge.
Detective Sergeant J. w. Reynolds
will go to Richmond today after Mich
oias Zaurdi, l8 years DID, who was ar
rested in the capital city yesterday by
Chief Detective Tomlinson on Il war
rant sworn out here by Zaurdi's father.
charging him with grand larceny. The
hoy will be brought back to this city
by Sergeant Reynolds this afternoon
and will be tried in the police court
here tomorrow morning.
Iaurdi's father alleges that the hoy
stole $5S in cash and two pairs of
shoes from him last Sunday and
skipped to Richmond with them on
Monday He made complaint at police
headquarters here and Sergeant Rey
nolds had him swear out warrant for
the boy, which was sent to Detective
rOmlins0n.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22
Big Steamer Launched.
3tiy Associated! Press. j,

ST. NAZAIRE. FRANCE, March 81.
La Provence. the latest and largest
steamer in the Havre-NeW- York serv-
zee OF the French line was successfully
launched today. Chief features OF the "A
provence are: Tonnage. 1850;
length, G2O feet, and width. G5 feet.
She Will have two triple expansion
ana four cylinder engines and q boil
crs, developing 10000 horsepower
and giving her speed Of 90 - knots.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22
ARRESTED AS vAGRANT.
Youth From Baltimore Tells Pathetic
Story to Police

Melvin Jamison, a young white man.
claiming Baltimore as his home, was
arrested by Sergeant Reynolds at
washington avenue and Twcnty-third
street yesterday afternoon and lodged
IN the police station as Il vagrant.
Jamison stated 1T the station that
he has been an orphan since childhood
and was reared in an Orphans Asylum
IN the appahannoch river. When
becoming of age he shipped on the
BAY line steamer Atlanta. He lett the
ship several days ago. coming here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22
Governor Frazier to Succeed Bate.
(By Associated Press)
NASHVUIE. TENN. MARCH,

NASHVILLE. TENN. March 2l.-
Both houses Of the general assembly
took separate Votes today for United
states senator The Democrats vot
I'd for Governor Frazier. The Rcpnbii-
cans voted fer Congress man W. T..
Hrownlow. y joint session Of both
houses will be held tomorrow. WHEN
Governor Frazier will BE- declared
elected 10 succeed the late Senator
VIM. B. Bate
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22
Guessing Contests Are Prohibited.
lRv Associated press

COLUMBUS, OHIO, March 21.-The
ono supreme Court handed down a
decision today holding that news.
paper guessing contest on votes cast
at an election is 4 lottery and there
fore prohibited by law.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22
Bishop Wilson is Seriously Ill.
(By Associated Pressl

BALTIMORE. MD. March 21.-
!.ishop .AlpLeus w Wilson, cf the
Methodist Episcopal church. South. is
i'll with crysipclas and will be unable
to preside at the annual conference of
the Baltimore conference which meets
at WinchesterVa., for which place lie
was about to start
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22
Fad Blaze in Harness Factory.
(Ry Associated lreSs. !

GAINESVILLE. GA. March 21,--
Tie BIandcn 4 Delaperricrcs Harness
and Collar factory. ar Hoschton. was
destroyed by fire ut an early hour to
uay. The plant was valued at between
$4,000 and $l50.OnO and carried in
s1Ealance amounting to approximately
SlGn GO0.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22
MILLER BEAT HANDLER.
Baltimore Boy Got Decision over New
ark lad. or Points.

BALTIMORE, MD. March 2l.--Hcr
man Miller, OF this city. tonight save
Joe Handler. nl Newark. N. j., iii nm
mistakable beating. getting the :leci-
sion on points. The fight went tie
limit OF fifteen rounds.
Kid Murphy. Of New York. and Tom.
my Fel'z. of Brooklyn, have been
matched to fight here on March %.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22
Interesting Lecture.

About fifty people gathered at the
Z M. G. A. hall last night to hear an
interesting lecture on the subjec,A
'How Uncle Sam Knows the Weather.
~ Mr.. lt. w. Sniffen. voluntary wealth
II observer for the government here
The lecture was entertaining to Il de-
gree and was cleverly illustrated with
maps and drawings
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22
Criminal Section is Also Upheld.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, March I'll
The Supreme Court today upheld the
constitutionality Of the criminal sec
ton OF the Valentine antitrust law.
The civil section had already been
passed upon as constitutional some
time ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22
Cases Set for Today.

Judge Barham has set the following
cases for trial today:
M. A. Finch VS.. A. J. Oliver.
Same VS.. j. M. Spencer
Walker & Hitlen VS.. I.ehch Coal
Company.
Alice Shockley VS.. Harwool & Cur
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22

pion heavyweight wrestler Of the,
world. and Santeli the strong man.
defyins the efforts of the giants to put
his shoulders to the mat within the
time limit
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22
Social sondl


The engagement OF MIR. Frank
Eugene Stacy. OF this city, anu Miss
Leila Watkins. OF Lynchb,lrg is an
ncNnccd by Mr.. and Mrs George Put.
nam, Watkins, The wedding will talk,
place on April 2G, at St. Pauls Episco-
PAL church, l.ynchbury. Miss Watkins.
who is niece OF Mrs. 0. d. Bachelor,
OF this city, is one Of the seasons most
popular debutants at her home. MIR.
Stacy has been connected with the
general freight Office of the Chesa-
peake & Ohio Railway Company here
cor 4 number of years and is general
~ populaF among his many friends and
acquaintance. He is the son Of Mr.
ard Mrs. e. c. Stacy, Of Richmond
MIR. r. NJ. Joynes is confined to his
home with an attack of grip.
Miss Lucy Edwards. Of Philadelphia.
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. e. w. Sher,
man. on Twenty-fifth street.
Miss Page Ellyson has returned
nome after spending several weeks
with friends in ParSersburg, W. Va.
Mrs. Richard Henderson has re
turned TO her home al Salisbury, n
q. after spending several weeks with
hef husband. Lieutenant Henderson,
y. S. n. here.
Mrs. Frank Waterman ana little
daughter are visiting relatives in
Pocomokc. Md.
Mcssrs. w. L. Cot,rell and w. b.
llrcZcy are in Richmond on business
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22

Those fnrty-two piece dinner sets at
- shs are selling for only $5.87 set.
Have yon seen them? 2.7.ef
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22

Forty-two piece dinner sets at
i-asil's for only $5.S7 set: great
bargain. Call and look at tham 2-7-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22

to get breakfast by seven o'clock isn't
necessary when you use gas for cook
ing purposes. You can bake rolls,
mullins, corn bread ana cook a fine
breakfast il, a short time when you
touch the match to your gas range or
stove when you gel up. For Sumner
or winter cooking there is nothing
like gas. fs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22

Mr.. r. NJ Joynes is confined to his
home with an attack of grip.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22

Mrs. Frank Waterman and little
daughter are visiting relatives in
Md
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22

Miss Lucy Edwards. Of Philadelphia
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. e. w. Sher
man. on Twenty fifth street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22

Mcssrs. w. L. Cot,rell and w b.
llrcZcy are in Richmond on business
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-22

Miss Page Ellyson has returned
nome after spending several weeks
with friends in Parkersburg, w. Va.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-15
SELLING BEER
ILLEGALLY
Charge Made Against Joe
Bellotte an Italian.
HEARING IN PROGRESS
Italians Testify That Ne Furnished
Beer 10 Them and TOOK
Money In Return Tor II.

TIE case Of state against JOSEPH
iislioiis charged 9Th ssliins beer vish
ous = license vas bssun 10 mshlcipal
eoaFs this nofEihg. States Attorney
DAisy sod Village Attorney asaghsF
are prosecuting. AK Baichsiser and
on barber appear ior Mr Bsll9iia
Several Of tho witnesses vsfe iiai
lars ahd tho services 81 az Interpreter
uere required. Evsa ihca Il sAs wiih
some dissoai,y that thsy could b. un-
dsrslood and their testimony sss sio-
In forthcoming.
patsy" rerrioiis an Italian en-.
ployed on the Chatham division ~ The
Ruiiand railroad Sas on The witness
stand This morning. Hs 10 not quiis
% years old aud has boArdsa ., The
hone Of Nr Bello,io for some tine and
la,,r a. tie hDfns Of Bellotls's sister 4
His testimony tended 10 shoE ha,
the Italians cmplIycd by the gas CON.
pany aud other sorkmcn OF the same
nationality bad been served beer by
the defendant At the shAoks erected for
the Italians Al the gas company's
plaEL Also that "Joc" had sold beer
az his home.
Regarding the selling Of that liquor
ai tho shacks, the witness said 10 was
his habit 10 90 there almost any even
Ing when he wanted q drink, and II
"Joe" was there be had no difficulty
In getting 10.
lie would pay him money. for the
beer. He mentioned also the fac, that
card playing for drinks was also In.
dulged In, but he did not know the
name OF the game played.
Another witness had boarded with
the defendant and said be had bought
beer from him Of that time and after
he finished boarding there. Accord.
Ing 10 his testimony IL was KEEP, In an
Ice box Of "Joe's" house.
Harry Sharp, acting cashier at the
local freight Office, took the stand just
before the moon recess. He had rec.
ords from the freight house showing the
amount OF beer which had arrived for |
Mr. Bellotte and the date each was de
livered.
The hearing was continued this az.
ternoon and was In progress when the |
Evening Banner went to press.
Some OF the witnesses speak no En-
glish and Frank Bronori:is acting as
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-15
BOYS BURIED
in SAND BANK
Fatal Accident 10 liard~ick
Children.
NO ONE SAW ACCIDENT
Several houp Aiicr the Accident
Before the Bodies We're
Found.

nard-les SEPT lL-Jessph niss-
chi, Ne ioarysareid 900 81 ChAfis.
ulanchi, aud Joseph oassui. ne str.
ysAf-old 900 81 wiiilam oasasli s.ss
Italian boys. zero buried IL > sA.G
hsnk Al The rear q tho Iiartsick sssA
Woodbury. railroad track. rear UaiouN
ana wooleoii Streets. iasi aishi
AL Of Tho 'sesi ssd" ehildrss ara
In No habit 81 7lsyiag In ne sasd -
thls place. asd have dug isio he bank
70 such 40 stteri that llhs back rave
a-ay ~hsa The little fellows wsrs ~,
derbsaih H. No other chlldrco -~s
Dear ths soeDe Of Tho disaster 80 The
The tine sben u happsbed. and soe--
qpsaiiy 20 ops vas susre 81 Tho 70
snlt.
The ehlldFsn's parents became alA--D
d..ai their sbsssoc and The people CO.
gained a.sesrch. Some uorkmcn bad
seen The iuo boys playing there seess
after four O'Clock In The afternoon. ,.<a
Inc party found The bodies updcr aboss
iso feet q sand. They ssre cot crwh-
ID and death vas ihoughi 70 be due s-.
.ugocailon.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-15
There are Said To Breakfast Foods But live
lNTtRDlcT or ARCHBISHOP
hs hafsist 80 Esissafs Il eAaisssss
eassiy Naatg Gaze

nuriihgi9n. Sept IA chlushtsi
eoaaiy coau sAs eo0apioi ihis more
ihg Ia ne cross o. zHinaiion ~ faibs'
oiFari Ia ihs fs.ooo slandsf sali 81
olFaFi " i'rior. Delay sas eaasst
by = moiioh ~ he rlaisiin ~ oon
liaps ne case asihs Ia ths possibility
that the iaFy had rad 40 aocoaai u
nc csss Ia iha nssspaPsrs. Tho no'
iiaR sAs otsfFaisd.
FaihsF oiFsfd lss,ihsd a. 10 iosms
81 he church, ssc. 40 said. ''rhs
lhlhg shs. Mrs Prior. accused him ~
stealing 30 eAhhoi uss 10 our ihs
Greek ehnrch." To told ~ iroabis
siih ihs archbishop u MoniFsai. pho
stopped bis ,.FssehlHF.
TIE dsieaos produced = psmphlsi
shich purporss % give = history 81
uiraFd's uoablss. and il IL said ihzi
10 has sold mahy copies. 4 gsosalloh
from she same says. II an . priest ~
ihs Apostolic ilomar Catholic Church.
stabbed ike Isaac" oslssF uor .
compare him 10 Christ Tho lalsrdici
81 ihr archbishop u sonirrai agAihs,
oifard a. = pretended forsigH ., issi
uas slbnliie1 a. cvidsnoe by ihc de-
fierce.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-15
MRS. c. r. SEYMOUR DEAD.
sis u Fss@a rssias u Ssssst ossssss
usssi ChsfsA,

Ms, Eils llass ssymoaF. ~iis Of
ilsF. q u, ssymoaF y y. died 81 bet
hoins 10 Nee HoFk city. early this
mafHihs, sfisF = long liinsss,
ME- ssYmaaF sas baFn Ia Nc slsis
q ohia Ia isis. shsrs hsF ssFly girl
hood sas spsHi shsn = yoahg so'
maH shs lsash' srhoai ia hsr assits
sialr Zoe several lssrs,
Abesl ~ sears ESQ slss sss married
Ia llst. Chas hsfH,oaF, and soah ahsf
lhsy moved 10 Nssbarypor. Mass,
uhsfs Mr hsymoaF sas pastor. rroH
Ns~bpFyPnft thsy seat ~ Winchester
ana from that place lssy cane 10 his
village u ysAfs ago. vhsFs 10 eoes'
pied The puipli Ia ne feooad congfe.
sssloHal church tpF is pears.
About iso Years sEo pr. 6sfnouF
aoosps-d = Posliion ~ assistant past.
OF Of lho broadway Tabsrnscls, Nss
YORK city aHd Ms Seymour joined
hsF husband tlisrs yeai ago aud has
made 10 hsr homo sHsli bet suddsh
death.
whils 10 Bensingioh shs 90. = great
uorksr IN Tho church ADD saBday
schools sss The organizer Of ,hs Fort
Nightly club add lie Presided, Tor y
years, and 90 active member oi ihs
Kings Daughters
Besides her husband Mrs Seymour
leaves one 500, John And too daugh.
tors, AarrArct add Mary.
Tho body viil b. brought here Moo.
day aud The isbsral uill b. held AL
O'Clock. ln,erDcni will b. 10 ihs CEN.
ciery Al The Center.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Charles n. RobInson Mas Purchased Nose,
harinston's House A. Centre.

Chas II. Robinson OF Wilmington,
n. c. has bought the Moses Harring-
ton house on Monument avenue at the
Centre.
Mr.. Robinson, who was Collector OF
Customs at Wilmington during Presi.
dent Cleveland's administration, has
been spending the season with rela-
tives In Bennington. The house will
be repaired and some improvements
made.
Another sale OF real estate at the
Centre includes the purchase by How.
ard H. Shields OF several acres of
land belonging 10 George A. Robin
son. The land adjoins Mr. Shields
home lot.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-15
ChILDRENS SAVINGS.
Managed Ia cOssssiio. with sssosl. II ssrs--
fsllt.


For about % years systems Of saw
Ings In public schools have been op
Grated In different parts Of this eoas-
try. The schools Of Bellows Falls are
always ready 70 adop, measures Which
have proved advantageous elsewhere.
so last year they entered heartily in-.
10 the stamp savings system, suggest
cd and carried on by the woman's
club.
a report Of the good work dom I.ss
year will perhaps awaken even NOW
interest for the coming year: So
scholars took out the deposi, cards
and the total amount ofmoney brou ghs
In by these scholars was ssel eS--
More than half this amount, s3gs5t;
was put Into the savings banks OF the
village, 1888 scholars are the proud
possessors OF these bank books sltL--
6s was withdrawn, mostly for usefr;a
purposes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-15
MERRY-GO.ROUND BROKE.
Misses Lula and Grace Rently slightly Injured
at Manchester,

Misses Lula and Grace Bentley were
injured though not seriously by az
accident to the -go-round al
the Manchester fair grounds Thurs
day.
A stake which fastened the tent I'M
der which were the horses became
loose and pulled up throwing one of
the ropes underneath the machine
wrecking several Of the horses.
These young ladies were thrown to
the ground, one receiving an injury to
her back and the other hurting her
arm,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-15
CAN'T BUY
BONDS DIRECT
Insurance Companies Must
Purchase Of Syndicate.
CANTTAkE eNTlREBSUES
Impossible Tor companls, 10 Loan
Money 10 Bommsb In
Small Sums.

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-15
HENRY c. COLTON.
Pioneer Vermont Nickel Platter Dies at Nj.
n u.s. Home In Montpelier,

Montpelier, sept l4.-Henry c,
Cotton, one OF the pioneer nickel
platers of Vermont and founder Of
the Cotton Manufacturing company Of
this city, died at his home tonight a,
O'Clock OF general breaking down,
his health having failed rapidly the
last year.
He was native OF Enfield, Mass.
and was SO years old. He leaves a
wife and four sons. Mayor Frank M
Cory was his business partner.