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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-14
WOODFORD

+. \. Gleason returned Monday to
his home at West Cheshire, Conn.
The "hermit" was IA guest Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs Fred Bowles of Maple
dale.
Eliza Bowles has been up from Ben
nington spending a few days with rel
atives.
John Robinson gets liberal pat
ronage at his circus by Woodford
people.
Miss Anna Park entertained party
of "a from Bennington Saturday al
ternoon.
A girl or woman of ability to work
can find employment at the Mt Pleas
ant House.
Mr. and Mrs George A. Wood of
Bennington spent Sunday with rela-
tives and friends.
Charles Jewett who died last Friday
at his home'in Bennington had many
friends in Woodford
Edmund LaFranchise and wife of
Bennington were in town Sunday and
called at Mr. Bellmarre's.
Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Dewey and
Mr. and Mrs George f. Graves spent
Sunday at the Dewey lodge.
Miss Stella Marsden and Miner c.
Clark of Bennington have been guests
of Mrs John Walker at Ferndale.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Pellerin of Ben
nington have been guests OF his par
ents and visited the gold diggings. "
A party of twelve were here from
Hoosick Falls Sunday and enjoyed a
family trout dinner at the MT Pleasant
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
Nsws 80 shs Ts~a aaa ti'iAEs hsisny
Tea Zee nasF nssasFs

News 10 ths taNn ena ftiAAe hfte"t
TEA FsF nasF hssasEs
Miss Kluls Thomas OF West Troy Is
visiting here,
John n. Watts and son Of Peters
burg are herr for ies days
Mis- Mary Siarbuck OF 0lens Falls
10 Vie ting here today,
Rev nr e.. " RoWloy leaves This
ailernooR 10 visit leo AeN YORK state
wmn. Shields and family arc a.
their summer residence ai Furnace
Grove,
SIR aud Mrs Wm Potter Monigo-
mrrN arr receiving congratulations on
ihe hirih of daughter. Jane Temple,
june in.
Mr, e.. n. Fmmons aud her sons 81
Minneapolis arr spending ihe summer
with Mrs. Edeard Norton,
nnuum a Torrance have Installed a
marhInf Tor grinding laNumnNrrs aud
nrs ready 90 rrcrite machines 20
sharpen.
Tho Wednesday evening whist club
ana u.n Thursday afternoon bridge
club enjoyed a plcHlc ai lchaNug
Tuesday afternoon,
The Salvation Army held special
mnri.ne Monday rkrnlng. Nearly 10
I people acre in attendance ai ilT rooms
/ aud following che mr lns ice cream
anl cake Hefe served. Major Barter
and Enslgn Core asrr present
Thrrr IL a variety of Antiques on "a.
hlhlilun aud Tor sain NJ bennington
/ Center go Monument Ave, which arr
Interesting Go an, some ui them being
quaint aud attractive Any ono visit.
.ng that g'clnliy would enjoy looking
| them over.
Announcement L. made oi iho mar.
rlare in Troy June Hih uf John II.
| Gilbert 90 Miss Edith hymr. az that
cts. She ia hi, thIri uifr aud Friday
Viii be three months since The death ~
his second wife formerly Nrs Edward
Boy d oi this village.
John s. Holden. james A. Eddy
and Geo r.. Lane have been elected a.
members of ihc board of governors 81
ihe SO Anthony Colt club. 80 re-
cent meeting 81 ihe club moiIon that
PLAYING nn ihe course sunday should
not be- allowed vas tabled.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-14
BONNEVILLE.

The new minister and family are
settled in the parsonage.
The A C Coleman farm was recently
sold to Loren Coleman for $4,000
Mildred Burbank is attending the
village school at South Londonderry,
Hazel Burbank is soon expected
from the Moody school to spend the
vacation at home.
Willie Lamb, brother of our minis
ter Henry Lamb, expects to start soon
for his home in England.
There have been several men through
the town surveying for a railroad
from Winhall Station to StrattQn.
Mrs S A Burbank is expected at her
old home here, she Is at present at her
brothers, Lewis Hill in Sunderland.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-14
Timely and Valuable Suggestions

Many people. especially women who
lead closely confined domestic lives,
suffer from what in general terms is
called nervousness. Among all
forms of treatment none has even APP
preached in success the intelligent use
of DR. David Kennedys Favorite Rem
edy of Rondout, N. Y, which pro
notes an easy and natural action of
the digestive organs and imparts tone
to the nervous system.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-14
C. II. Burhans restInes After Four Years.

G. b. Burhans of Carlisle Center,
n. Y, writes: "Aoout four years ago
| wrote you stating that had been en-
tirely cured Of severe kidney trouble
by taking less than two bottles of Fo-
ley's Kidney Cure. IL entirely stop
ped the brick dust sediment and pain
and symptoms of kidney disease dis
appeared. | am glad to say that !
have never had return of any of
those symptoms during the four years
that have elapsed and [ am evidently
cured to stay cured and heartily rec
ommend Foleys Kidney Cure to any
one suffering from kidney and bladder
trouble. Sold by B. A. Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-14
live Stock MnrketA.

CATTLE-Supply light; market slow;
choice $S0N6, prime, S50u5.i5; veal
calves, 50. I5n1.25.
HOGS-Receipts light; market higher;
prime heavy $3.50; medium and heavy
Workers. S565d5.70: light Workers, $500
SIS: pigs $50; roughs. Sid4S
SHEEP AND LAMBS -- supply light
market steady; prime wethers, Sq015
common, s25OQ3; spring lambs, SoaS.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-14
House

Albert Gleason, a Woodford boy,
who has done business several years
in Brooklyn is now with his father In
West Cheshire, Conn, and is one OF
the overseers OF gang of workmen
building an electric railroad there.
Rumor is that Bert is soon TO become
a benedict
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


Money on call easy az "a per cent:
prime mercantile paper 3isaf per cent:
exchanges s2a. IA; balances. si6.777. s6i.
Closing prices:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-16
SENATE MUST
HASTEN TREATY

Washington. March 1.-THE sen,
ate will do It's utmost 10 complete the
Santo Domingo treaty, ratify II AMI
adjourn this week. This was mani.
Tested when the treaty was taken iRp
In executive session yesterday. For
more than an hour the senators dis.
cussed ways and means and finally
agreed to meet at II a. III. daily In
order TO give time for full discussion
Of tho measure and still adjourn by
Saturday. II Is conceded that II the
vote is delayed beyond that time
quorum of the senate could not be
maintained. With the present mum.
Der Of abscntees and the uncertainty
az TO the number that will return to
vote. the fate Of the treaty cannot be
/ foretold. Only one amendment was
offered yesterday. That was pre-.
scented by Senator Bacon and provid
ed that such expenses OF the army
and navy as may be incurred by carry
Ing out the provisions Of the treaty
shall be paid from the revenues OF
Santo Domingo. This amendment
vas pending at the time the senate
adjourned and will be taken up today.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-16

n charitable society TO Mauchuria but
in tho third week OF the same month
tow dealers from Mcneil bought the
whole consignment for n little more
than II tenth OF its value.
In June again nearly 100000 cases
of vodka LEFT St Petersburg for the
soldiers In Manchuria, On this ocoa-
sion the cases arrived safely at their
destination In the month OF July
no vodka
In August the ammunition ana ex.
ploslves which were consigned to Gen,
Kumpathin were sold on route TO two
well.known Chinese merchants, not
themselves Cinnamon, for about har
their value. and the powder which
eventually arrived In the hands or
the Russian army was an entirely
harmless quantity.
In April, 1901, the Grand Duke Ser.
gius was furnished with n sum run.
ming into tens of millions OF roubles
for military stores and supplies In
Manchuria. In May huge stores OF
timed meats, sugar, tobacco and vod-
ka left Moscow for the sent OF war.
Yet In the end these supplies were all
sold II greatly reduced prices to Ger.
tain merchants In Germany.
There Is no need for lad at the
, Naval Acnremy OF ST. Petersburg to
exert himself to acquire knowledge OF
his profession II his father has iniiu
ence or II he Is man OF wealth. Ar
ter year or SO Al the academy, pro.
vlded TINT the boy can smoke ana
drink. his father can get him the de.
sired commission for few thousand
roublos. 1t Ia tho same In the army,
but commissions In that service IL
cheaper.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-16

No" says May, that would be too
preSumpuouS don't understand It..
dom even know the \ h {, and I'm
afraid ! sin against the most elemen,
tary rules. What does il matter what
we eat 50 chat it Is nice and whole.
some ."
Nane pyetendS to look shocked. hurt
astouuded,
This is DREADFUL" ne says. PRAY
let me he your teacher"
1T viii he OF no use You will tel
me ought not to like sweet cham,
payne, or, in fact, anything sweet, and
| iote On butterscotch,
! Carrie and eat pounds of it in the
course OF the year" says May, You
/ see, anu quite hopeless"
1T is neyr too late to mend" he re,
tortS Though, really, yours is n ter.
rihle case. Butterscotch!"
YES and tofree," says May, with
/ solemn gravity. DO YOU know how
10 make toffee? | don't wish to ap-
| pear corceited, but think really
think that il the authorities of South
Kensinston offered q prize for toftee--
toffee With almonds-Carrie and
would carry it OF, But perhaps YOU
despisc toftecF"
Then they both laugh, and their
! laughter comes in as a sort of chorus
TO Mr.. palton's;
Il never believed in the present
government, my lady. want good
! blood at the head of affairs, II we
are To be ruled at all, let us be ruled
by the h'aristoCras. say"
| And he waves his hand and the
huge diamond flashes down the table.
Still Sir Heron remains silent--Car-
rie even pluckS up courage to answer
Rose Nayasours soft interrogauon--all
are talking after their various moods,
! but still the handsome face at the head
of the table Is hard and set. with an
expression that, on y face of com
moner mold, would be called sullon.
And my Lady LetChtord almost
groanS aloud, as she thinks that she Is
undergoing all this torture for nothing
and that this hayward, willful son of
hers does not entertain even passing
fancy for the girl who sits beside him
laughing and talking with Vane Vava.
sour.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-16

give n skittish Ally her head n bit"
Sir Heron arises and pokes the fire
yiciously. 4 smile OF Satire enjoyment
creeps over Vane's face. Mr.. Dalton
is doing his part we'll, II he were try.
ing To digest the naughty, high.bred
patriCian, he could not have gone more
surely to work,
II like a girl with spirit of her
own, and | don't attempt to break II,
No, Mr.. Navasour. | know II fathers
duty and shall do II, I'm not one OF
those who want to force their daugh
tiers against their will When the
time comes | shant stand in the way
and If the man is the right sort, III do
and generous thing"
YES" says Vane. leading him on,
you refer to--lnatrmony, He will
be good fellow to come Within a mile
of being worthy of Miss Dalton, and n
lucky one to win her.
Thank YOU, sir; thank YOU, Mr., Va.
gasour Well | shan't be too pnrtic.
ular, and If she chooses In the right
/
said, Pm not millionaire. Mr., Va
yasour, but my daughters won't go
quite empty handed; I've made proyi,
sion for 'em. I've never breathed n
word to my eldest daughter, Mr.. Va.
vasour-its best | shouldn't. perhaps
but IL she marrles to my liking,
there1l be forty thousand pounds to
her dowry"
Eane Nayasour has turned to reach
his wlne.glass. with smile of Intense
enjoyment at the commencement OF
! the speech, but, IA its conclusion drops
| slowly and pOmpously from Mr., Dial
toms lips. he forgets his wine and
/ turns with start and stare of aston
ishment to see If the man Is Joking
But Mr.. Dalton face Is az grave and
solemn as Judges; there In not the
CLINT of smile lurking In he eye or
lip and Vane Vayasour's face fushes
He takes up the wineglass and
drinks the contents al draught, glanc.
ing all the time a the silent figure be
side him. Sir Heron's face Is as hard
and impassiye as ever but there Is q
dark frown on his brow. and deep,
dusky red on the tanned cheeks. which
foolish declaration.
That's q generous kind of--of--un.
dertaking, Mr.. Dalton says Vane Va.
yasour. Isn't It rather rash, eh?"
why, air? Why should make a
secret OF II? I'm not afraid Of fortune,
hunters, II that's what you mean No
f0rtune-hnnting adyenturer Will get a
penny Of my money my daughter
knows that No, sir. I'm not ashamed
of being rich; It's honestly come by,
Mr.. Vavasour. and I'm only doing my
duty as father In helping my chill.
dren to--to-rcstore the fortunes of
our Ouse- mind said that II she
chose to my liking"
Miss Dalton will hay emo difficulty
IN making a selection" says Vane,
with a little bo4 She can choose
where she will"
Exactly. that's my object What do
you say. Sir Heron2"
DO you ask my opinion?" he says
Mr. Dalton mods and sips his wine
Il should say that you are offering
u premium 10 every mcrcenary sooun.
drel who may chance 10 cross Miss
Daltons path"
Il don't agree with you, Sir Heron"
says Mr.. DaltoDs
But all further discussion is stopped
by the entrance OF the coffee. Almost
In silence the three gentlemen con.
sumo the decoctlon Of the fragrant
bean. and then Sir Heron says:
To be Continued
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-16
GRAFT IN RUSSIA.

Joubert's TRUTH About the Gar.
lin June very large consignment
Of medical appliances and comforts
was despatched under the auspices OF
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-16
GA - - @ n z -.
Bear 4. IN Kind Yss HAN llnars Dsgt
''. = A1HzZEza

Henry NJ. Rich. Chicago milliner.
whose stock was destroyed In Brown.
Ing. King & Co. Are, shot himself.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
NO l.D.lNCS YET
Of Miss ROGERS ]. J |: ! |:
Search for Missing Virginia Wo-
man Has, Been Fruitless
Thus Far.
NO SUSPICION or FOUL PLAY
Father ofsGirli1l Very Weak Con-
dition and, Docs Not Know
of Her Disappearance.
(By Associated Press3


sARANAC LAKE, N. Y, June a.
There have been no developments to-day
in the search for Miss Mary Rogers. the
wealthy Virginia young woman, who dis
appeared from this place last Saturday.
The search, which began that day, is still
going on. The authorities have ceased
their Investigations into any possible
criminal phase of the case, expressing
the conviction that no crime has been
committed,
The searchers returned tonight after
q fruitless quest Miss Rogcie's brother,
William G. II. Rogers, OF Leesburg Va.
and Raleigh o. Smith, of Baltimore, q
brother Of Willoughby N. Smith. arrived
here tonight Former Governor and Mrs.
John w. Smith, of Maryland, drove over
from Loon Lake, twenty miles away, to-
day to express their sympathy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
CHINESE ARE
Much EXCITED.
Foreigners Aston n. at Depth
Of Resentment Against the
United States.
WANTED 70 SEND MISSION
Plan for Visit Of Special Com
,nittee to Washington Dis
couraged BY Rockhill
WANTED TO SEND MISSION 81 \
(By As.ocla ted Press.)

PEK1N, juno N.-The question Of Chi.
nese exclusion from the United states
continues chiefly to occupy the attention
Of tho Chinese. Tho extent and depth,
Of the feeling manifested astonishes for
eigners. and IS regarded as an evidence
Of the growth OF national sentiment Of
public spirit which Ave years ago would
have been tnconceiyahe
Advertisement OF American goods con-
tinued to be refused by the native news
papers. The chief obstac clio is the qucs-
ton Of exclusion OF coolies from Hawaii
and Philippines. It is urged that there is
no reasonable objection TO the landing
,tof coolies In Hawaii, whore they do not
compete with American labor, while
Chinese immigration has long been os-
tablshed in the Philippines. These points
tho Chinese rega I'd as essential but 1t Is
thought unlikely that they will be con-
coded by the American government. hence
B the apparent deadlock 5
e with a. view OF facilitating settlement,
China yesterday proposed to send spe-
cial mission TO Washington, but Ameri-
can Minister Rockhill declined to enter
tain the idea.
In the meantime, the boycott OF goods
i from the United States continues. aud
the anti-American campaign is increasing
In v!so:. The American minister has ap-
piled to the board Of foreign affairs to
check the movement. and Viceroy Yuan.
OF Chill province has issued proolama-
ton. on the subject but Its efficacy Is
considered doubtful. ~ $yjS NJ III 3l5.:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
LIFE SAVED BY SWAMI ROOT,
The Wonderful Kidney, Liver An
Bladder Remedy. #
Z SAMPLE BOTTLE Sc FREE ~
MAIL.

Swamp. Root, discovered by the eminent
kidney and bladder specialist. promptly
cures Kidney, liver, bladder and uric ac!d
troubles,
Some OF the caily symptoms OF weak
kidneys are pain or dull ACHE In the back,
rheumatism, dizziness, headache. nervous
ness, catarrl, OF tho bladder. gravel or
calc,ili. boating sallow complexion, puffy
or dark circles under the eyes. supprAs.
sion OF urine, or compelled TO pass water
often day and night.
The mild and extraordinary erect OF
tho world famous kidney remedy, Or.
Kilmer's Swamp. Root, Is soon realized.
1t stands the highest for Its wonderful!
cures Of the most distressing cases II
you need medicine you should nave
the best, 4. !. .
Swamp Root Is not recomn ended for
everything but II you have kidn ey, liver,
bladder or uric acid trouble you VIII nn nu
It lust tho remedy you need.
Sold BY druggists In ifty-cent and onS \,
dollar sizes. You may have q sample
bottle OF Dr.. Kilmcr's Swamp Root ana ~
n pamphlet that tells nll about 1t, IN
GLIDING many Of the thousands OF letters
received from sufferers cured. both sem
free by mail. Write Or. Ktlmer & GO.
3inghnmton. N. v, ana please be sure 70
mention that you read this generous one /,
In tho Richmond DAILY Tines Dispatcn.
Don't make any mistake, but rem ms t,i
the 4nar,,c, Swamp Root, Or. kilmors
swamp Root. and the address, Bingham
ton. N r., on every bottlc.5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
A SEAMAN GOES
TO THE BOTTOM.
Frederick Newman, Of the Ar
mored Cruiser Colorado,
Lost His Life,
cial e The Times-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times lspatch.)
Z NORFOLK, VA, juno 27,-The COM
fmandants Office Of the navy yard was
advised this afternoon that seaman Fred
.erick Newman, of the armored cruiser!
Colorado, hod tumbled overheard from
that vessel as she lay at anchorsat New
port News. The man was drowned Epe-
fore assistance could reach him. me
.body has not been recovered.
Il The schooner Clara Il. Bergen sunk
after thirty years OF service. AUer pc
Ing rammed by tho Norweg,an trua '.
stea mer George Dunots, she drifted ABOUT
with n great hole In her starboard slas
list to port and apparently conslaerapae
water in her hold, About o'clock yes ,s
terday evening she was some Ten 9mlles
off Hnttcras Inlet. Within the hour oo .
server Dosher looked for her' aha ~. !.
seeing her concluded that she had gone y
the bottom. The water where she was
last seen is sixty feet deep. lt.ls Nhels
that her sinking was accelfratea TX w
g,nn ,ope ~ nitrate ese neH y Ser hold'
~ SUMNER NORMAL BEGINS. =,
Norf .u's Art summer nqsn,la! I, si ~, ~
tn incoming at the q. sn s y 1.,,,spt ri
ing under the business sobe ~ Ike Nos
fslie p,,h,'c schoolp and und7 9, n q
lion ~ Prof n. Il, s. Ibis. Sr. OF WI =, ~
md Mary Colleve, The me ,,rers g. ths ~
facu'tv ~ IN high ,stplrl'Is 7, WA nddi In y
to the 100 schers enro le e. " Il r' ~
innl,,d,nv a large party OF ouN-ofT 70 y Z
teaeh RS Erpr DRIVERS PLucK, ].
Driver Callahan, Of the chelnlcal hFe ap'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28

1p,arutus, showed llp sptaeR stb.day. There ere
Of the Atlantic Coast Line Haii nv VI H., "a
Water ana Matthews Streets. ana IN, .ne
street car. m avoiding that, they were r
running directly into the wall OF a on !l,ar
Ing at Main and Roanoke streets, wn ,,n
Callahan guided them SO that tho ,tongu o,,
Of tho wagon crashed into a telcstap pr
pole, and the two horses fell unhurst. on
ether side tongue, Snd tee tI hai
and the men got hard falls; but they any a,n!;
the horses were saved from being hurieo
against the brick wall. ,.,, :,
FREDERICK WARDE HEB -.
55 Frederick yvarde, the actor IS mere ~ u5.
night the guest of the Elks. at :, in nen
beautiful new home. In College Face e.
He comes from Bedford City where ne
has been to establish n library Ior. ~. nc
order and to accomplish other things ior
the benefit Of the order He VIII stay
Miss Mary Lucretia Nash, the daugh-
ter Of William G. Nash. OF Por. smoutn,
and Mr.. James S. Etchberger Jr., Tor
n er'r of Bal more. now az, empioye o.
tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad we Q
married ut tho home OF the bride, IN
Portsmouth, this afternoon by Rev:..A.
G. Thompson, OF tho Ep scopal Church.
The brother Of the groom; Mr., \ it on !
Etchberger, of Baltimore. was the pes
man, and Mrs. Edward Dashiell. sister
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
GREAT REGATTA
THIS At TERN00N.
Races for Annual Intercollegiate
Championship to Be Held on
Poughkeepsic Course.
CORNELL STRONG FAvoRlTE
Syracuse, However, is Strong,
and Other Crews Are
Confident.
(By Associated press.)

go 1870 (By AssociAted HresS l5t{ 80
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, June 77.-The
races OF the annual inter-colcsiate resat-
Ia, scheduled to be held or the Pough-
kcepsie course tomorrow afternoon, are
set for the following hours:
sP. M.--University four oarcd shells.
without coxswA!ns, two miles, for the
Kennedy challenge trophy.
3:E5 l.. M.-Treshmcn eight-oared
shells. two miles. Tor the Stewards
s. "a 9ss4s,y ss. it is
All the races will be rowed down stream
or the Obj tide. but rivcrmon sad to-.
Would 81 la meet nee WITH slack watnr. =
Although there has been good deal OF
rough water the last few days, the nd
There were, three tours 4 n I
Psnnsylyania ana ma, Golun, bia The course
m m1s ao m1e q and the bna n'shns han
Pennsylvania won hAndlly BY four
lenEths holding ths Lead Lea, from ths It IT:
the last half, Wards crew spurted and
drew rapidly ahead. Cornell finished four
}lengthH ahead OF Columbia. There was
nj os'a and 1@ g seconds sns i was taken
Z A pretty and unusual feature OF the
even ng practice wns a afforded by the
fraternlzing OF tho Wisconsin and Cornell
s.gAll the betting tonight makes Cornell
5favorite. a large delegation from SYRIA
scuse Is willing to back tEeir ere " agd inst
but tRsy sex oads
Colum bia hackers are max ms even mon-5
eyiS pets one against another,s vi IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-28
Search Fruitless.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch

q Especial to The T1mes- D1spatch.)
LEEsBURG, VA, June 27.-Tlio latest
information received here by relatives
of Miss Mary Rogers, Of Lcesburg,
whose recent disappearance at saranac
Lake has been reported, Is that contained
in a letter from her nurso Miss Janney,
giving tho circumstances of the occur
renee which agrees substantially with
the press dispatches Though search for
Miss Rogers to-day is being continued
the reports indicate that up to a. late
hour this evening all efforts have proved
frutlcss. Intimate friends Of Miss
Rogers have abandoned all hope OF her
being alive,fst hous., her family have
ioffercd liberal rewards for information.
as to her whereabouts. Mr.. Alexander
Rogers, herSfathcr. is in a very weak