davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-23
Petition For Divorce.
40 MAIN 81.
oressits ths iist sies
STATE Op VYuwoNT

NNAAh W NNkMNNN T.
ia =. iiasssii iitssIN.gS..s outsTr
Hugh u. Ra.ssst bsssmlsf isfa. 10.
WHEREAS. iaa y. nAssesi etnenniusios "a
ihs CoaHD ~ nshninEiob and STATE n Nsf
mat. has daily f.sd h. no uiffs Of ne cefs Of
ihs CoantY Cauft Zoe tsid coutiy of nsnnfugion
A. ustrinfton a. ssii Lpuuiy. boz frNiiun igf
diver. Asaln.i nssh y isa..sit isfmsIll a.
- y hsnnlnft.g aiefssAid' nos Of pafts IN
Alsstus ~ fhs rasses fof sAid divorce hat
The said iiash ~. Hassrti. ~ divers times
sinre his mAfTizee 10 aid peiiiionef has com.
iuliisd ihs crime q saalifJ. has treated The
uAntoniy aui crusliy apd without lu,t cause.
refuses ard neglcrts 10 provide suitable mAlks
irnAncc fof DC prtiuonff.
And praying that . biii Of divorce be granted
CUSTODY. eenifol. edacAtion and maintenance 81
Duane and Percy. minor children % the parties
hereto. dafinE the &c naming year ~ ttelf fe.
spcciise mnoriiies. and thai The SAID petition.
cf NAV be awarded suitable allmony out Of the
SOW IT fii f ' X. ssia iusa ~ Ra,
sett j. hereby. and by the puhucation hereof IN
compliance With the statute IN such case made
and provided. NOTIFIED and REQUIRED 20
appear before the honorable the County Court
Bennington. within and fof said County % Ben
ulngton. on the nrst Tuesday Of December.
its5. on the hrst day Of said tenn. then and
there IN said Count 20 make answer 70 said
petition for divorce and 10 stand To and abide
such order. judgment and decree thereo as 10
said Court shall seem meet. the premises con.
siderrd.
Given At Bennington In sale oouniy Of Ben
ningion' this 18Th cay % ssp.sms s,rs iss
BENNETT A GRAVES cieit
bennington. VI.
Attorney for Petitioner.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-23

80 pieces OF New Black and Colored Dress s7~sA
Goods in every new weave from 2Jc to 1 80 I'd.
The New Tailored Broadcioth Dress Goods
entirely new at . 29c I'd.
100 pieces New Flannelettes Toe I'd.
rs pieces New Flannelettes .. =. scyd.
20 pieces New Flannelettes &c yd.
10 pieces Scotch Wasting Flannel 12sc I'd.
80 pieces Fancy Wasting & Kimona Fl'nr IOc I'd.
500 pairs Cotton, Half Wool and All Wool
Blankets from SOC to $50 pair
so Fine Soft-hed Bed Comfortables from
LOO to $50 pair
Best Winter Underwear ever sold to be found at
our store at moderate prices.
100 pieces Japanese and China Mating IS pieces
Floor Oil Cloths and Stove Rugs 10 pieces Floor
Linoleums. 500 pairs New Muslin Lace and
Bobinet Curtains. Lowest prices Room Rugs
Wall Papers and Draperies
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-23

now tomorrow. And you supply many Of your Fall
needs Mt smaller price than laier-now-in,roductory
prices are in effect.
The dress goods department is in gala at,ire-rich
new elegant wool cloths abound in the magnhcenee Of the
new seasons most fashionable fabrics.
Then there's the new shees-a most remarkable array
OF dainty footwear for men, women and children.
The recently arrived read .to-wear things have she'd
their wrappngs aud ready 90 delight YOU and charm
you. And there's floor coverings curtains and blank.
cts and comfortablen fact new goods in every depart
ment.
Every department is at it's best and in low price
aitire-hats why you have an engagement here tomor
row. DON'T FORGET.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-23
NATURES wAnNi>e
nssslas,sa r.sp,. M. nsssss,.. .sa
lied a..

He'd ffs
RidB,y llls como quieily-mysleri.
olsly.
Bat nA,arcslvays varnsyou through
tho urine.
Notice tic kldrcy sccrriions.
See II ihr color il unhealthy
ltth.rr are settings and sediment,
Passages TOO frequent, .caniy, pain.
Col.
irs time thea TO use poan's kidney
Pills,
To yard OF BrIgh,'s disease or dia.
bcies.
Deans have done great work In
Bennington.
c. Il. Patterson, living NJ the Sol.
diers' home says, 81 cannot speak too
highly ~ Doan's Kidney Pills and |
will always recommend them. For
years after the war Ia which I served
as q private from 1854 10 the end, I
have had attacks Of severe kidney
trouble. The secrctions were highly
colored and a sediment like brick dust
appeared In them after standing. of.
ten times had TO get up three or four
times during the night, breaking my
rest completely and also had dizzi-
ness and headaches. / procured
Doan's Kidney pills and used them for
long time. They entirely stopped
the trouble"
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-23

MRS. WfNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teething, softens the gums, reduces
Inflammation, allays all pain, and cures wind
collie. Perfectly safe In nll cases We would
say 10 every mother VINO has n suffering child;
DO not let your prejudice. nor the prejudiccs
OF others, stand between you and your suffer.
ing child and the relief that will be sure-yes
absolutely pure-to follow the use OF this
medicine. II timely used. "-ice 2oc. botua
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-23

Bad blood and indigestion are dead,
" enemies to good health Burdock
Blood Bitters destroys them N -
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-23
GriSWOId'S Address
-. 20 Women

o, woman For ages thou hast been
the study of man. The most success
full merchants everywhere know the g
best; thy disposition. habits and de.
sires are all open book to them with
the leaves torn out.
To thee hath been left the beautify-
ing of home and the feeding OF the
swine. Thou dost hold the KEYS to
mans heart and his pantaloon pock-
cts: wherefore hath Wanam aker. Tiff
fany and the rest of us merchant
princes cater to thy tastes and are VIE
ing one with another to secure thy
handbag by offering In return the
newest things ut the most attractive
prices.
Now, Griswold OF Bennington SELL
eth not Dry Goods, Wet Goods, Have.
a.hunk Biscuits, Fish or other Patent
Medicine. Rather to be desired than
these things are the Beautiful Pictures.
Artistic Brio a-brac, Society Station
cry, Playing Cards. BOBBY Prizes and
novelties in Books, Statuary and
Souvenir Goods which Griswold hath
in abundance.
Woe unto the woman who remember
eth not this saying, Griswoid is IT,n
better for her to forget a Fortnight
meeting than this,
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

The Rev. DR.. E. Nelander, who for the
last eight years has been pastor of the
First English Lutheran Church of this
city, has been called to Los Angeles to
assume the pastorate of the Swedish
Lutheran Church there on July l. He will
be rendered farewell reception by the
Swedish-American Patriotic League prior
to his departure.
Dr. Nelander is held in the highest es-
TEEN by the Swedish people of San Fran
cisco, for during the ten years of his resi-
dence here his indefatigable efforts to bet
ter their condition and his wise and
friendly counsel have won him their
hearts
AS lasting memento of their devotion
an appropriately inscribed silver loving
cup and a set of resolutions richly en-
crossed will be presented TO him.
Alexander Olsson, editor of the Vest
kusten, will deliver the presentation
speech
During the reception an orchestra Will
discourse music and the Swedish Singing
Society which has kindly volunteered its
services, will render a number of selec-
tionS.
Owing TO the fact that the Swedish
American Patriotic League is an af1ilia-
ton of nine Swedish organizations, en-
bodying members of various creeds. IT
was deemed advisable to hold the recep-
ton in Scandia Hall on Wednesday even
ing. June 21 where all may assemble and
bid the pastor adieu.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
DISCOVERS RELICS
OF MOUND BUILDERS
Notable Find Made by Work
man on the Illinois
River.

BLOOMINGTON, H., June S-Notabie
discoveries of relics of the mound
builders have been made by n. D. Nc
Evers. near Monrezuma. on the Illinois
River. In mound eighty feet in height
he excavated many implements of war.
with fully 1850 disks of flint, each about
Sx4 inches in size. McEvers tunneled
thirty or forty feet into the mound.
Indications being promising, he secured
the presence of B. R. Bushnell. presi-
dent of the Missouri State Historical
Society; DR. McGee. president of the
Anthropological Society of St Louis.
and others. Bushnell declared the
relics the finest work Of the mound
builders he had ever seen.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
TRIBAL TAX LAW
TO BE ENFORCED
Hitchcock Does Not Believe
Troops Need Be Sent
to Muskogee.

WASHINGTON. June 3-secretary
Hitchcok's advices from Muskogee, l. T,
confirm the press dispatches from that
place in regard to the trouble over the
collection OF the tribal tax, but the Secre-
tary said there was no intention of calling
for troops.
Il do not believe he said, that the
people will go to such extremes as to rem
der such course necessary. l am. how
ever. determined that the law shall be en-
forced
He said the question is largely in the
hands of the Department of Justice. but
that the Interior Department would do
all that was possible to assist it.
The Secretary fully approves the action
Of Inspector Wright in suspending Acting
Agent Wilson. Agent Schonfelt. who is
absent from his post on account of sick
ness, viii be asked to return or designate
some other acting agent satisfactory TO
the department.
ARDMORE. I. T., June S.-Governor
Porter Of the Creek Nation says that the
tribal tax was never intended for incor-
porated towns Governor Porter said:
I'VE Revcr have asked for the enforce
ment Of the law. because we regard il as
unjust under the existing conditions, but
since Secretary Hitchcock has taken the
matter I'D and the courts have all de-
cided in our favor there is no gainsaying
the fact that the tax is legal"
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
Hazera Reappointed to the Navy.

Baggage checked at hotels. S. r
Transfer Co.. 11S Ellis st. Main sos
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
YOUNG MEMS INSTITUTE
REUNION AT FAIRFAX PARK
Preparations Are Made for Celebration
of Orders Day Under Direction
of Golden (.atc Council.

There is TO he a grand reunion of the
Young Mems Institute at Fairfax Park
on July in celebration of Y. M. l. day
This organization, which now numbers
5000 III the State. a00n of the members
belonging to the councils located in
san Francisco. is noted for the care
that il deYotes to the successful carry
ing ont nf its social functions and out
ings so that In every instance they re-
fleet credit on the order.
This year the reunion will be under
the immediate supervision of Golden
Gate Council No. 81, which has ap-
PORTED the following named committees
to attend to the details:
nScments--Charies Healy, chair
man; James nenehey, secretary; Will
liam Growney, treasurer; d. e. Hayden.
John J. Rowe. A. ]. Sullivan, William
j. Riley, T. J. Moroney, L. L. Harring-
ton, Thomas j. Dougherty, William
Daily. j. Sullivan. L. f. Guedet. l.. VAL
entine, David Clennon, L. Marisch,
James P. Fole5. L. p. Casey. Frank
j. Dougherty, Hon. j. Graham, j. j.
Jordan, J. r. Keegan, John Dunleavy,
h. j. Boylan, William Kenny F. l.
Cadigan, G. Svetenich. H. Henelick,
3oseph Guedet. D. j. kingwill, Colonel
s. {. 0'Connor. Enimet 2 Gavin.
Charles o'Connor, Lieutenant William
Gill. William l.. Sullivan. F.i ]. REM
ingger and J. l.. Glennon.
Advertising and Publicity. A.
Dunlenvy. chairman; e. l.. Harrington,
secretary; 4. Cad digan, D. Casey and
William l.. Sullivan.
Press--W j. Riley. chairman; L. f.
Gnedet, secretary; j. p. Denehey. W.
Kenny. j. ]. Rowe and James F.
q 'Brien-
Tusie-r Moroncy, chairman; EN-
met Il. Gavin. A. j. SullivandP. aErat-
tessa. u. croniII, ". j. Suliivanfo 9r-
Recertinn-Hon. j. Graham, j. Gil
bert, Colonel J. c. OConnor, j. Guren,
A. Mcmahon. Rev. j. ColIopy and
O'Connor.
orator of the Day-William Fl.
Growney.
Special arrangements have been
made for trains and music.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Arnly or
ders: Contract Surgeon G. Parker Dill
Ion, United states army is relieved
from duty in TIE United States Army
General Hospital at tile Preside, San
Francisco. and will proceed TO Fort Nc
Dowell and report TO the cnm handing
officer at that post for duty and by let
ter co the commanding general of the
Department OF California.
Sergeant Roderick Boyer, hospital
corps, now in Philadelphia, on the ex-
riration of the furlough granted fronl
the department rife range at Point
Bonita. Cal. will report to the COM
manding officer at Fort Leavenworth
sor duty.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

with Roxie / met the Chief. and he said:
BY thunder. Billy, | really did get those
stones back again, and the major is de-
lighted If you had jumped those two
scallawags and we'd have pinched them
they would have slipped out of the laws
meshes and the diamonds would never
have been recovered.
STUDY OF CRIMINALS.
The Imagination of Victor Hugo was
not overdrawn when he wrote of the
strange characters of the court of mir
acles. Hugo knew Paris as we'll as
Chief Tillard knows New York Phil
adelphia and all of the long lines of
large cities and towns that stretch be-
tween the Atlantic Coast and Chicago
on the route of the Pennsylvania Rail
road system. On the low rounded
slopes of the Allegheny Mountains
where are woods of small closely
growing timber the "yeggs" and their
travelling clans find hiding places. IN
the cities this class of criminal is the
tramp, as cityfolk know him. he is
affiliated with the professional beggar
and pickpocket and is at hand to help
an escaping train robber or protect a
murderer.
when I was a private detective. .
said Tiilard, Il commenced my studies
of criminals in the houses of the lower
Bowery. New York. and the slums OF
eitiessa There is an affinity between the
professional beggar and the more dar-
gerous thief clans. One night l went
to a cheap Iodging-house in lower
Bowery for professional reasons and I
noticed a fellow disrobing near one of
the cots who appeared to have only
one hand: the other was cut off at the
wrist
This chap suddenly removed a
pasteboard and putty arrangement that
was cleverly made TO carry out the de-
ception. He was not MANNED any more
than 1 and in his robust physique and
criminal features l saw the makeup
Of dangerous criminal. Several
months later / saw this same fellow in
Altoona among lot of strongarm
men and petty offenders and arrested
him on general principles.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

When L took charge of the police
department. at Altoona / commenced to
round up the yeggs and fake beggars.
The country was overrun with them
Hundreds of these fellows travel be-
tween New York and Chicago along
the lines of the railroads. making stops
at the large cities. Among number
of them we placed under arrest was d
fellow who pretended TO be a paralytic
and who handed out begging cards.
When he was locked up he asked for
a messenger and sent telegram to
New York that we traced down and
found that it was delivered to man
doing business in one of the finest Of
fee buildings in that city and who had
been offered $4,000 for his location by
a firm of prominent lawyers Shortly
after the message was delivered one
of Altoona's prominent legal advisers
arrived at the prison and took the
prisoners case.
DECEIvING THE CHARITABLE
I'VE kept such good tab on this promi-
nent professional gentleman and his cases
that the word went out that we were
next and the thrifty attorneys practice
in the criminal courts dwindled to a
shadow.
zone very important discovery Of the
relation of the yeggs, professional beg
gars and burglars was made short
while ago A female .throwout, or fake
cripple. was doing the rounds of the
Pennsylvania offices. assisted by a male
companion. These two had boasted that
the railroad detectives and the police
could never get anything on them. Both
we're arrested, and by comparing notes
with the police of Philadelphia we learned
that the couple were in league with Grim
inals, and this resulted in the discovery
that they had made maps of the safes in
the offices of the railroad and other valu-
able inforna ton for cracksmen.
Zone old fellow who claimed that he
was suffering from hip disease, and who
acted the part to perfection, was arrested
and taken before the resident physician.
The doctor told us that it would be better
for him to be confined in the County Jail
for six months, and he would have a
chance to get well without imposing on
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
Islam Temple Goes East.

Islam Temple of the Ancient Arabic
Order Of the Mystic Shrine will leave
this city on Monday. June IL, to at
tend the session of the Imperial Temple
at Niagara Falls. which will open on
the Goth. The Shriners have arranged
pleasure trip to the temple city
which will occupy seven days, SO as to
give the pilgrims an opportunity to see
the wonderful sights in the Grand Cam
yon, in the Garden of the Gods, at
Pixies Peak and other places
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

public charity. The old man had been
given treatment OF the electric battery.
with hope that he would give himself
away under the shock. but he stood the
ordeal well. When he found that he was
likely to be confined in jail for a long Pc
riod he got very thoughtful He sent
word to the doctor that he thought an
other treatment Of the battery would aid
him, and it was given A few minutes
after the application he appeared at the
door Of the ward and said that he was
all right now
I'VE let him go. He left his crutches
behind, and the manner in which he made
for the railroad was caution"
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

WASHINGTON. June 3.-Earl W.
Chaffee and John Lofiand. two OF the
three midshipmen dismissed from the
Naval Academy for hazing. will be re-
appointed to the navy by the President
in few days. They met all the re-
quirements imposed by the Navy De-
partment F,ben Little. the third mid
shipman. failed to pass physically. His
disability is believed to be only tempo
rary, however.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
LoynI Knights Of America.

California Castle No. ! of the Loyal
Knights of America, q subordinate OF
the parent order, which has recently
been instituted In this city. will give
Its first entertainment and social hour
In the Sherman Hall Of the Pioneer
building on Thursday evening. The
function is in charge Of committee
of which DR.. Amy Florence Temple is
the head
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
MAGOoN REPORTS TWO NEW
CASES OF YELLOW FEVER
Americans at Towns OF Colon and Cris-
fobaI Are AfiIcted With
sh~ T0f~eux~

WASHINGTON. June S.-The War
Department. to-day received a cable
gram from Governor Magoon of tho
Isthmiar Canal Zone stating that Ed
ward Gref. an American. died on the
isthmus OF nlaIaria1 fever on May 2S.
lie also reports two new cases Of yell
low fever occurring on the 2Sth-Wil-
liam O'Brien, an American. at Colon, 50
years old. and IL. Mannonf. an American
machinist, AZ years old. at Cristobal-
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
JAPANESE GIVE MUSICAL
SELECTIONS AT Y. NJ. C. A.
Visiting Oriental Teachers Entertain
Large Audience With Patriotic

A1rH OF WOthef COUNTY,.
a large Japanese audience was pres
ent at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciation last night to hear the instru-
mental concert given by Professor
Takaori and Professor Iwanioto, in
structors i'm the Toxic Musical College
of japan. The programme was entire
ly made up OF Oriental selections and
was very different from the modern
American style OF music. The feature
of the enterta inment was the Initiation
of the Japanese harp on the plano by
Professor Iwamoto.
The two teachers came to the United
States with the Waseda University
baseball team and are on their way
East where they will study classical
music in one of the conservatives.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

ALBANY, N Y, June 3.-Governor Higgins
has sigaed both the Raines bill and the Amber
bin, designed 10 abolish the dssreputable ho-
tells operating under the present provisions Of
the Horor tax lew.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
N-w I.o.tmastcr for DO. Pnlos.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-Henry C
Christian has been appointed fourth
class POSTMASTER at Dos Palos, Merced
County. Cal, vice George L. Brady
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

Try the United States Laundry. 1904
Market street Telephone South 420.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-27

AZ Seattle. Tacoma. Spokane.
Portland. Oakland. Denver nutte
and Salt lake. Saturday night
bowling teams rolled the opening
matches In this seasons telegraphie
tournament Of the Western Bowling
Congress.
The Denver lads ran OF with
first place. making a total score af
b.036. tIlgh individuals score also
went Ia Denver. Banks rolling 81.
bishop. Of Denver. made high aver
agp- EOS Is,
Portland landed second place With
a total score OF 1 $50. Seattle WIS
third. getting i.eTt The other
teams finished IN the following ord.
err Oakland fourth. 5.S9s. Butte.
NTH. 4,4l4 Tacoma. sixth. tfie,
Salt Lake. seventh. ana: Spokane
winding up the procession With
s,Ssi.
The Seattle men. bowling on the
Monarch alleys. made a total Of ssG
In the first game. and made kind
ling IN the second to the extent of
i.o2S. which Was next 10 the highest
score In any one game during the
evening. and beaten only BY Dem
ver's score OF LEA In the second
game
ODounell did the stern work on
the local team. making a total In
the five games Of l.o26, which was
going some. He showed fine form
during the entire evenings work.
but especially In the fourth game.
when he ran up total OF 2ta pins
He put In some fine ticks In the
fifth game. eaoaing Il with five
straight strikes and bringing his
acorr up from 10 In the seventh
frame a. los IN the tenth.
The NTH and last game was fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-27
SEVENTY-FIVE
HAVE ENTERED

over 70 entries have been re-
celved 10 date Tor the blg house
tournament which will be rolled on
the Arcade bowling alleys on De.
eember q. Z. ~ and a.
Two trophy medals viii be Offered
By Manager Morris. one Cor the besl
average score aud the other 60 The
man finishing first. including han
dicap. The medals arc beauties,
being OF silver with appropriate aud
beautiful designs in Faiaed gold
work
The tournament viii be decided In
six games. rolled on two nights
Bowicra entering are taxed al en.
try fsus Of SO cents aud the cost oi
the games.
Much intsreal IL being manifested
In the contest. A committee IL nos
nj work deciding the handicapa and
the hst with b. posted this weed
some time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-27
SEATTLE WINS
THREE STRAIGHT

SACRAMENTO. Nov. 27.-Three
wins out of three games ls tho way
the siwAshes did things IN this place
Saturday and sunday Not only did
they win from the Oakland bunch.
but they pingcd their twirl artists
until the skirts were almost traga.
dlea Nothing was too good and
nothing was too bad. They we're all
the same 10 the ahortginea. who
usually sent out long. hlEh onca.
SATURDAY. on slappY grounds. the
siwAahea had the Commuters up
tree and hlfntlted MeNara. Smith
aud Hogan. pitchers. II Il may please
you TO call tham such. threatened
with nervous pruNtratiun.
A Sacramento stripping. called
Young Hansed. did tho act % show
ing the sphere In the morning A..
fair sunday and would have bcon
able to hold down tho score win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-27
Neither Scored in
Hard Fought Gam Q
SEATTLE 0. SPOKANE o

II was a heart breaking struggle
with nothing 10 shoS for u at
Recreation park Saturday after
uoon between the Spokane and Sc
attic high school eievens
Tho teams we're evenly matched
and both puntesi considerably. Both
aides came eloae 10 fpashdowna. but
couldn't make good.
The seattle lads gained more ae-
tual distance on straight football
than did their uppnueutE. who had
the beat OF Il on the puntinE.
The Spokane team and delegation
we're rendered a reception and dance
Saturday night BY the local hiEh
anhoal atudenia NJ the Rcnt0n I'LL
club house.
The Seattle boYa viii clnAe the
season with a game at Tacoma on
Thanksgiving Seattle won the hrht
game thiu season By ie 10 Q.