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captain NJ the last steamboat recog-
nldcl Tho general and ram out a plank
for him tu como ON buurd General
Grant, who VaH one ol lAu best horse.
men In the army headed ht horse for
the edge NJ the nearly porIpIlous blur,
The animal worthy Of ME rider put
hH fore foot over The eoO bank drew
his hind feet well under him, ana down
tho buu and trollod un board tho
boat twelve or iOoW Fec, from the
shore over % aUgc plank nut he was
not set done witch o.uupeA ON roach-
Ink the captains Uoum Most the pilot
house. Do hay down upon IhO sofa but
WdH soon roWcd Oy Oh, fire OF the enc.
N.Y. whose bullets ratified Uguinul the
amUkcsWcN Tie lotn from the sofa
Uuu went ou docn llo had just lclt
the room whom q mushct lall struck
Che pant OF the sofa whore hls head
mad rested pierced II aud lodged In tho
tt,I
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ont brouk IN She unity NJ his party
Another Democratic candidate was put
forward, ana 49, q result of the Intense
bitterness that followed this action tho
Republican nominee, william sylvester
Taylor was ON the luco Of the returns
elected
Gocbcl ana hls friends did not acqui'
csco In this decision, Aflor The logiH'
ldluro convened IN January be began n
contest Finally the matter WAS roe
fcrrcd TO u legislative committee MI of
the mombors Of which were friends Of
Gocbel and committed to hs cause.
There WAS no doubt AZ ~ what tho
decision of this body would have been
but Just M II was ready To report, on
Jan 30, while he was standing I'm front
of the state capitol Mr. Goohol was
shot by concealed assassin Although
fatally wounded, ne was Immediately
declared governor by the legislature,
and the oath Of ollloo was administer.
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sNgEzlNo COMPETITION,

\ nco2lng competition between hnlf
a dozen old women took place recently
In % certain Lancashire Clinglnnd)
town The competitors Wrro nj liberty
to u'e any nouns Of bringing about
snoolc, u TIN ~ the bcW mU being nc.
uolly provided for lho purpose Nv
oNhody present al The unique contest
went Into convuhlons uD the suce2ing
foalg Of the contestants, one Of the old
DANES kooplng up the performance un.
III ahr foll down exhausted She wa,
awarded the prize conFlwug OF u soy-
crcigu and INK Handkerchief
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

Ucncml Grant was sngulNrly cool
under tro though few onlcors had rN.
porionccd moro narrow escapes Three
times m one day after the baltic of
belmont In 1851 he came nearer death
than most men would like to hc After
getting his troops on board the steam.
boats he was for some minutes the only
Union soldier between the Mississippi
river ana the Confederate force llo
was on horseback In n field Of tall corn
on a high BLUM overlooking tho stream
M ono hrod however AT the head
above Inc corn, At this moment the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

Howard, Republican londor from the
mountain districts, ana many others
liut I'm most amazing phase Of this
mysterious outrage N the SELF Inflicted
oNilc from Kentucky of William Sylyo..
ter Taylor one Of the Indicted mon and
Wlll lugilNp from justice TaylorH
plurality over dochrl OK shown by The
corrected returns, was 1888 votes lie
received tho certificate NJ election and
was mauguatcd lie WAS governor dc
fuclo ana apparently de- iWo when Goc.
bel was aHsassnitcd Mr. Taylor was
indicted az am accessory before the fact
TO the murder OF biz political opponent
ana bench warrant for his arrest was
issued BY Kentucky judge, llo had
already sought safety M hight Drlcrs
lyoy eha1owcd him. he went nrW to
Washington ana then to Sew YORK
Fearing arrest he hosloucd to Albany
ana obtained q promise from Governor
Roosevelt that he would not recognize
a roQuisItlon fl'm Kentucky
I'm the course Of time 'luNlur made M
his mind that ho would be- safer I'm the
middle vest he went to ohio ana lat
CT to indiana, sim followed by deloc.
lycs Both the governor Of ONO ana
Governor Mount of Indiana gave him
their projections The Indicted oncul
appeared NJ the Republican national
convention nj Philadelphia In the fol.
lowing June ana received Am ovation
llo was accompanied everywhere by an
armed guard " Kentucky friends For
several months he lived IN the fun ru.
dance Of sympathetic popularity
Constant worry over his mistorluncs
preyrd upon hls health and he began
to fear that his mind would give way
lie soomod to be broken IN spirit and
feeble physically Oflon when he spoke
Of hls su0criugT he would burst into
Mnonng A last hn dolormmnd ~ lMko
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himself az secretary Of state, AZ each
NJ his trials Powers offered the pardon
10 complete satisfaction o( the charges
.vlust him. hut the trial court IN each
'nncc refused 10 admit H. II WW
p.aod each time, and the court Of
Houla un each occasion sustained the
N court on that point Now spec
Oul term Of court has been called Tor
''.y 10 to pass upon tho question ~
emitting 10 the court the petition for
% transfer to the United states courts,
p,ndmg this decision Powers Ntlors
nDys hope to secure a decision from The
United States court on the matter Of
jurisdiction
The crime for which Powers hnssolong
been IN jeopardy was the most scnsa'
lional political tragedy Of the age and
the neutrality-suspicious. william doohQh for
many years Democratic Leader of Ken
lucky and Tor eleven years n member
of the state senate, had made himself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

Both Powers and Howard are Ken
lucky mounlalnoorN From This acct.
dent ot birth has arisen much n their
misfortune There N no other state IN
the Union m which party lines are 80
ocuDcly drawn safely Democratic the
state hus done little a. concllnlo the
muuuuiuocrg, who to show their con-
tempt for the dominant power have al.
Wuyf allied themselves with the oppo.
Nllou Thoy did this during the oiNl
wan and have continued the policy ever
since II was from these mountains
that came ot least lour'nllhs Of all tho
kWWckuns who wore the blue during
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exceedingly unpopular with faction
OF hs party lie WAS ted by hls ag-
groHslYoness into many personal guar.
rolls IN ono Of which he shot and Killed
Colonel John y Sandford, a prominent
Democrat lie wus acquitted ON the
ground Of self doionso, but tho anar
resulted In the further dlmmution OF
his power ~ a leader ana an Increase
Of bad feeling IN the party councils In
1899 MI Oocbcl oNorlcd hCrculoon cf.
forts To obtain the Democratic nommu.
ton Tor governor which had always
been equivalent lO nm election lie uo.
compllshcd hlR purpose, but not With
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ed to him on ME dcothbod he died ON
Feb Q,
For several days before the tragedy
Frankfort had been nllng up with
armed men from the mountain dlH.
trlcts, aud partisan feeling wan ut f..
from the window ol noiphboruR
building, and after the shooting many
arrests wore made Among the sus.
poets thus gathered IN wue Sergeant n,
Wharton Golden Of the state militia,
who made q confession duplicating ca.
lob Powers, the now secretary Of state
ON the TAYLOR tlcRoU James Ballard
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tho proceedings II became evident that
me cnso was about 20 assume An on
troV nov phase EN-Goyonom Frank
4 black Of New York ana hichnrd
Yates of lllnoie appeared for the prls'
oncr and made an application To have
inc case transferred 10 tho United
g,n,os district court Tor the eastern
district Of Kentucky.
II In generally understood that the
eminent lawyers and Statesmen who
hnyc lust como into the case have boon
Influenced by their sympathy for the
young politician who hus been IN prls-
ON Tor over iyo years and sentenced
thrice once TO death and twice 10 soil.
larry confinement Tor lllo,
The petition for n transfer was based
ON the allegation that Powers had been
and ~ NIll boinR denied The protection
Guaranteed by the federal constilu.
lion and that the judgments Of the
ttnic courts ~ Kentucky have violated
that great instrument Of personal I'D.
cry II Is u popularity Of the kon.
lucky law tina, II contains no proyi.
zion Restraining the governor Of tho
commonwealth from the exercise of the
hardening power before trial when
powers wns arrested ho produced u
padon signed by william a. Taylor
the dc facto governor ana allcslod by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
A CONVENIENCE,

Tho state Of Wisconsin has organized
what may be- doscribcd asa general In.
lolliRcnco department under the mani
agomonl Of an ollicor known ns the leg.
islulIyc librarian Facts NJ an Kinds,
drawn from an sources, are classified
ana ndcNci under hls supervision and
can bo referred 10 ON any occasion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

w Nv nnIlh ~ the country ~ ln' WI"
lhusinsm which IN being manifested
over the project 10 make the battlefield
ut Nicksbllrg u great national momOs
rial park After a few years, NJ soon
M The plans of the commissioners have
been developed fully and the work OF
bcaullfylng has had time 10 produce
results, This spot ~ sacred from assoc
citation and 10 conspicuous IN history
VIII become one of the best known and
most iroquontod Of American national
parlW
Ever since tho war there has been u
soldiers cemetery ~ Niokabnrg II M
situated NJ the point whore the right
" Sherman's line Of battle stood dur
Ink the siege, Bodies Of Union sol.
dicw have been brought from battle.
llclds all over the state ana oven from
Tho other side Of the Mississippi to be
reinforced here until they now form u
Nllonl army Of $4,000 men, more than
half of them nnmoleHs
Tho original held covers only 4 200
acres, II has the most restricted area
of any grcnl battle-ground Of the war
II was 40 limited that II was crowded
win the armies OF both sides strict.
W speaking, however, n was not a bat
llo IN the ordinary sense Of the term,
hui rather Siege, Az the Union forces
approached the Confederate troops
withdrew 10 n ridge above u crescent
shaped royinc with PERCEPTIONS Sides
which oncIrclcd the city from river 10
llYef Hero they had constructed II
lno Of lnirenchmonls eight miles IN
length and practically imprcgnnbo
The Union men took possession OF a
similar ridge on the opposite side OF
the rovInc, They threw VI n line Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
New Phase of Kentuckys Famous Political Mystery;
Movement to Transfer 1t to the United States Court

GENTLY tho fourth
trial Of Catch Pow
ors Tor completely In
the assassination Of
william docbol was
called IN the Scott
circuit court at
Georgetown, IiN AT
"A very carly stage of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

THING that has hap
poncd since the clyil
war IN 40 indicative
of the final dIeap'
pcOrancc Of all soc'
tional differences and
the actual rcBtorn.
llnn OF rnnl fnollnR
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-15
YESTERDAYS CIRCUS
Cleinui and Best Managed Show Ever In
Bennington.

Cleantii and Bo, Managed Show Ever In
Bennington.
The John Robinson circus has come
and gone and left nothing but pleasan,
recollections 20 the people that aiten.
ded the two performances and who
witnessed some of the best work In a
circus kind that was ever seen here.
What struck Bennington people at
first was the parade. Il contained
many SPLENDID features. The vans
we're far ahead OF any ever seen here
The horses we're In good condition
the harness was neat and clean, the
clowns we're respectful yet full of fun.
and as an old veteran remarked see.
Ing those woman ride In comfortable
traps Instead OF horseback was one Of
the recent innovations, that II would
be we'll for other shows to follow"
The crowd followed the parade
through the streets went with IL 10 the
grounds where they were entertained
In different ways until time for the
afternoon performance TO commence.
During these hours there was moth
ing undesirable or unpleasant on the
grounds among the men connected
with the circus, and not a case OF In.
toxication was noticed during the day
among the men. In fact there was
hardly drunk in town yesterday.
a circle connected with one OF the
churches sold ice cream on the
grounds. Their best customers were
those connected with the circus and
they proved themselves ladies and
gentlemen in every way.
The ring performances we're all OF
high quality. The program as adver.
tised was fully carried out and with
the exception OF the accident to How
ard Beall, nothing occurred to mar the
occasion. The costumes were new and
clean and cleanness was marked fea-
ture OF everything in and around the
show.
The managerial staff of the show
from John G. Robinson down we're a
gentlemanly and courteous group.
They know their business and look az
ter ii but at the same time they guard !
the interests of the public and the cir |
Gus goers just as carefully. Their |
staff OF detectives worked in harmony
with the local police and the result |
was very gratifying. 1t was easily the |
best managed circus ever in Benning- |
ton and will be gladly welcomed again |
here.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-15
Struggle Renewed While Ne.
sotiatior s Pending
AT HAGUE OR GENEVA
Treaty May Be Concluded Though
Washington Is Still a
favoriie.

WASHINGTON. June o. Gradually
but surely thr negotiation. Cor peace
10 lhe Tar east are nearing o. focus
Three cities now are under consld.
Grafton hy Russia aud japan These
cities. named ln the onier ~ the Ike.
lihood of their nual selection. are
Washington. The Hague aud Geneva
Thus fnr np decision BIAS boeu reach.
ed Paris and London have hr,'u elm.
mated FROM ihe rIuai'un. 10 b. uu.
dcnsipod that ihe Russian government
objects io au AsIaiic city Iis prefer.
cnrc being fDr some European capital
After ohIeci.ug o. The holding 81 the
conference Doe Paris ihe Japanese gov.
eminent expressed o. willingness 10
consider other places which afforded
adequate facilities. although 10 is as.
furel that Japan'- preference would
bc some Gar eastern city. practically
within thc thcaicr of war
Finally. however. the selection seems
Ia have narrowed down 90 thc three
cities named Objections have been
made by the Japanese to The Hague
but IL Is NOT believed that those ohiec.
tious ate fundamental OF unalierablc
However. as the situation now u.s..
Washington appears 10 be the city
most likely 10 hc selected
Dispatches from Gunshu pass say
that the Japanese have forced the al.
vance posts ~ tile Russian left be-.
yond the Kaoche river aud are occupy.
Ing the heights north Of the river.
A heavy force seems 10 be- behind
this movement Field Marshal Oya.
ma Is about TO make q general ofen.
sive movement In advance.
Two leaders OF Chinese bandits cap
tured nc Omoso In the rear ~ the Rus.
sian left have arrived In camp.
In dispatch 10 Emperor Nicholas
General Ilnevlich says the Russians
after severe fight occupied the vii
lagos of Syfongtoy. Chilipou and Chak-
heidi.
Another detachment approached the
mines near Chakhedzi when Japa-
ncse company evacuated the mines and
retired southwest. where II was re-en-
forced 10y a batta%on Of Japanese with
quick firing guns.
The Japanese detachment on the
Mandarin road has retired south Of
Minhuagay. and the Russian advance
posts have resumed their positions at
Nandilliuc pass. on the Miuhuagav
road.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-15
Patch Company Trying To
Collect Judgment
FAMOUS RUTLAND CASE
Union Against Which Verdict Mas
Secured Has No Funds in
Treasury.

Rutland, June 1.-THE latest de-
velopmeni 10 the case - the r. r.
Patch Manufacturing company against
Protection lodge 81 Machlnists Ia tho
action taken by N. &. wcbbcr. auor.
ney Tor the company 10 irusieclng tho
members Of The lodge o. satisfy tho
Judgment % $500 aud costs. awarded
ihe plaintiff company. The costs bring
The total amount 81 the Judgment up
10 shout 5000. SIR Patch. president
Of the company, stated yesterday that
the wages Of about y members Of tho
lodge amounting 20 about $780, had
been trusted. The amounts vary
from sl5 or eco 20 $50.
The case was brough. by the COM
pany 10 The Rutland County court as
a result OF the strike 81 1892. the com
pany claiming damages for alleged In.
luries done 10 It's business by the
strike through pickesing bpyootting
and IN other ways. a verdict award
ing the plaintiff $500 and costs was
returned. The case. which attracted
much attention all over the country,
was carried TO the Supreme court.
where the judgment was affirmed.
As the lodge owns no property, tho
company Is endeavoring TO secure the
amount Of the judgment and the costs
by trusteeing the wages OF the union
men.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-15
A CIRCUS MEMORIAL
Special Service in Memory OF the Late Mich.
ael Measher.

This is the home of the late Mike
Meagher known to the show world as
"Patsy Forepaugh."
For that reason last evening after
the afternoon performance the show
people of John Bobinson's Ten Big
shows held memorial services in his
honor in the menageric tent.
There was appropriate music and
Prof Park Prentiss' concert band
among other selections played Patsy's
favorite piece. THE Jumbo Elephant
March.
Rev Sneak, the John Robinson min
lister, spoke feeling y of the deceased
who at one time was with the Robinson
show.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-15
GERMANY ACCEPTS.
sultan of Moroccos Invitation "a
Powers For Conference.

sultan OF morocco lnNitnttOn 70
Powers For Conference.
FEX. Morocco. June 1j.-Great Brit.
aims reply to the sultan's invitation to
that country TO join an international
conference on the Moroccan situation,
which has been handed TO the govern
ment, consisted Of categorical re
fusal. This is the first reply to be re-
ceived by the foreign Office and is quite
unmiStakable in terms. showing the
loyalty of Great Britain TO her agree
ment with France.
Count Won NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., head
OF the German mission TO Morocco, has
handed in the reply of Germany ac'
cepting the invitation.
1t is expected that the reply OF the
French government will be the last TO
be received in order that France may
emphasize her refusal to comply with
the sultan's request.
A review of the troops was held here
In honor of the German officers. Count
Won Tattenbach-A shOld was unable to
be present. and Colonel Won Schenk,
who is attached to the German mis-
sion, witnessed the march past and the
various exercises The colonel compli-
mented the commander on the smart
appearance of his troops.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-15
CONFERENCE AT WASHINGTON

Peace Terms Between Russia and Japan To,
Be Settled There
Washington, June l5.--It is offici-
ally announced this afternoon that the
peace conference between Russia and
Japan will be held here.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-15
AT BURR AND BURTON
Plan. fof me Annusl Committeeman Nssi
hssk.

f'sNH " US NNHNa hniNfNtntfNfni Nfh|
web.
Manchester June o.. Commencement,
exercises az Burr = Burton seminary
aiii le "a, follows
Sunday, June n, naccalaruoais
sermon by Rev John Barsios a. ihs
Congr gational church.
Monday 2.D class day exercises on
The seminary campus. Presidents Ad-
dress, - % Hughes; grafton. l. g
Davis; class will, Miss Dulclo Buck
class prophesy, Miss Annie Tully
class history, Miss Bessie Broph,
address % undergraduates, q J XII
burns junior rfsponss. Frederick Mar.
TIM presentation % class memorial by
president
Monday after class day exercises.
meeting junior alumni association. .
O'Clock recital 10 Music Hall.
Tuesday 10 afternoon. baseball
game; iu evening, alumni ball a.
Music hail.
Wednesday; commencement exercises
az Music Hall.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-15
An Eye Testimonial.

New York City, May ,. 1906
My dear Mr. HarWood Permit me
20 express 20 you ms qualification with
the excellent % aud the comfort given
me boy your glasses. 1 have worn
them several months with increasing
satisfaction.
Very truly yours.
Charles n. Peck
Recently pastor Of the Congrega-
tionai church. North Bennington, "
To J. G. Harwood. l22 Beech street.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-15

vous trouble and ln consequence court
ens NOT lea session ibis FORENOON. &c.
recovered sunielrn %, SO that siliIrgs
werr resumed az o'clock this after.
noon.
Mrs So'oman Johnson agaln took
Che stand, hrr most Important iesii.
mony being ihai the respondent Fro
Johnson, refused 90 como lnlo thr
house aud seo iho body 81 his dead
brother though She asked him o. do
40.
Ne.o Attorney Martin took up iho
cross examination Of ihi, witness.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-15
SIDE LIGHTS OF NEW YORK
Rhl for IN, Bsaneii Nol'ion Company nj,
ttsnlns

tssn.ns
Tho Reconsideration company si
library hall last night gave lno pro.
eucilon Of Jusiia Adams play "A
Daughter Of the People io "a good
sIfed audience.
% ia safe D. say that ihis ls one oi
the best playing here in some ihne and
has goll maintained iho high standard
10 iho Reconsideration Go.
Tonight ihey produce "sldol.g his 81
Nea YORK" tomorrow night "Tho
Lyndon Bank llobbory' after ah.ch
they hold an amateur contest giving
prize 10 the best amateur.
The company L. well deserving of
the large patronage bestowed upon o.
Tickets arr on sale ai Ayres' dreg
store.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-15
MILITIA INSPECTION

Gen 0ilmofc. Mai D~ycr and Captain Burn'
ham lnipssiion On.esn.
The annual inspection aud drill Of
Company x. First regiment, WIG il
being held today The company turn
81 out about 80 men aud a. noon viii
take their dinner near the rife range
The inspection officers are Adiuiani
aud Quariermasior General ". n. Oh.
more. Mai II. Edward Dyer Of the sec
ond battalion and CapiainC p. Burn.
ham. ordnance officer Of the regiment
During the march 20 the range tre
company vas given a number % mi.i.
iary manouvors 90 execute which wero
vel done. This afternoon there Is
target practice.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-15
HOUSE WAS ROBBED.
E. B. hulinss House in Chicago Bursmizsd
OF Jswelry.

Mrs f. b. Huling arrived in Ben
nington today after being called to her
home in Chicago by their home there
being broken into and robbed.
The thieves we're evidently expert
burglars and secured 5000 to 500 in
jewelry and valuables but fortunately
did not find the silverware though it
was in the ouse. They were not ar
rested.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-15
Westminster Gems Had Been buried

CAMBRIDGE, England June 10
All the jewels of the Duchess of West
minister of which she was lately rob
bed and which are estimated to be
worth 100000 have been recovered.
They were buried in field two miles
out of town It appears that former
night Waterman at Grosvenor House,
who was arrested in London. confessed
TO the theft, and Scotland Yard detcc-
tives came here and arrested an accom-.
plice who conducted them to the place
where ,.g jewell. ..s hidden.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-15
B.st For yyomen and chlldr,n

on account Of itsImild action and
pleasant tas;e Orino. Laxitiye Fruit
Syrup Is especially recommended for
women and children. IL does not
nauscate or grippe like pills and ordin-
airy cathartics. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup aids digestion and stimulates
the liver aud bowels without irritating
them. Remember the name ORiNO
and refuse substitutes. Sold by h. a..
Quinlan.