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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-12
MAY LOSE A LEG
Rutland Man Badly Injured Al The Marble
Mill.

Rutland, Oct. 12.-Grifflth w Jones
of Lincoln avenue, an official OF the
Rutland Florence Marble company of
Fowler, was badly hurt in collision
of two cars Tuesday afternoon and it
Is feared that one Of his legs will have
to be amputated.
A car loaded with blocks OF marble,
which he was trying to run to the mill
by gravity, collided with another.
throwing him among the blocks. His
leg was badly crushed and he sustain
ed several cuts and bruises about the
body. He was taken to the Proctor
hospital.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-12
DEATH OF MRS. E. E. PALMER.
Former Resident Of Bennington Falls Passes
Away At Pittsiieid,

Mrs e E Palmer, adopted daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Walter Rice, died at
the house of Mercy In Pittsfield, Mass
Tuesday morning. An infant son died
shortly b.fore the mother.
Mr. and Mrs Palmer we're married
at White Creek last January and soon
afterwards moved to Pitts6eld where
Mr. Palmer was employed at the car
barn OF the electric road. The funer-
al OF the. deceased who was II years,
luiou and days old, will take
afternoon at the home OF
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-12
SUICIDE AT BURLINGTON.
Theodore c Harvey, 4 Commercial Traveller
Shoots Himself.

Burlington, Oct ll-Theodore Har.
vey, aged As years, commercial
traveler OF this city, committed sui
cide this morning. by shooting himself
10 tbs head with a rifle. He died at
once. There was no apparent cause
for the deed. A family survives him.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-12
SUICIDE TO ESCAPE TRIAL.
Armitsss Matthews Jumped from Window tc
Pavement.

New York, Oct 12-Armitsge Mat
thess, secretary OF the New York re-
publican committee, committed suicide
this morning by jumping from the
fifth story of his residence.
Matthews was to have stood trial
today on the charge of completely In
the looting of the estate OF William
Neissel.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-12
TIMBER LAND PURCHASED.
TapIin. RowslI. 6 Co.. Of Barton Landing. Buy
1000 Acres In Jay.

Jay, Oct l1.-Tapin, Rowell, x Co.,
OF Barton Landing has made another
purchase OF timber land In this town,
having bought ], 200 acres more of the
Bannister property, making in all
3,400 acres. The company has selected
mill site near North Jay and will
erect portable mill and begin lum-
bering operations.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-12
SEEK sANITARIll
Dr. u D HoIton ExsmIaIs
Around Bars!


Brattlboro,
state tube
Can't be In perfe{
pure blood. Burdoc
makes pure blood. 4
crates the whole system
i. ". p
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-12
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
J W Austin Of Franklin. Last Seen Sunday
Night.

Franklin, Oct III w Austin was
found dead in his bed this morning.
He was last seen alive Sunday nigh
and probably had been dead two
There are no sllnnicions of foul
The evening world., 1905-07-24
OUcKED PASTOR,
ECGED THE GIRLS
Men of Congregation Soused
Dominic in River and Women
Hurled 0dorous Missiles al
Companions in Escapade.

SIDNEY, o., July 24,-Found with two
Young women, the Misses May and
Myrtle Castle, in an abandoned house
near Rock Run Bridge, the Rev. 4, u.
rhomat pastor OF the Methodist Church
of this city, was duck'd in the Mann!
River by men OF his congregation
who had followed him. The yuulg wo.
men were pelted with egss Of uncer-
tain age by womrn rarlshioners VII"
had waited for ,hem.
Some time ago " was cons!l red more
than a coincidence that the tarce should
be In the parsonage so much tuy ,;lIcE,
and thai they should make eycLrhlDn5
In the wOods.
They were watched and vesl-rday the
pas or was DRAGGED from the Aoust by
the men, while the girls, WIZ escnp n
~ the carriage, we're pe!icd IS far h5
they could be seen.
The pastor, IN addition to n'ing a
minister was looking after the ,righS
Ing bonds, lie has left town.
The evening world., 1905-07-24
WATER FAMINE,
HObOKEN DRY
Break in Pipe Connecting Mains
Shuts Down Factories and
Business Houses and Makes
Fire Serious Menace.

Owing to a break In tho pipes OF tho
Ha"kousack Water Compary's system,
,l0boHen began differing from u erca:
scarcity of water at 1 o'clock this morn
ing TIE company has three main feed
pipes which enter at Willow avenue.
one Is a -O-inch nlaia, one l6 inches and
the third - inches. Tit l6-inch and 20
inch pipes are connected by what Is
called a ''by-pltA," and II was in his
connecting Dipe ,ha, 4 ieak Was d!scJy-
cred
Mon were at once set to work repair
Ing the pipe but when Jhcv Rad almost
comule.cd Me Job another break oc-
cured wA.lh made Il necessary 10 shut
pT the water from btt1 mains, After
that the r,-y aal to dcpen1 on the sup
ply that could Doe forced through the
'4-iach main. wh,'l is entirely made
ala;a for its neels
A. a rocglt OF the scarcity OF water a
number of factories have had TO shut
down ana business houses were greatly
Inconvenience. IIXccpt In the lowest
part OF the city no water could be OBJ
tanned, eve on the nrst floors Of build
ingE, and In many homes water for
washing purposes was scarce.
The Fire Department was thrown upon
Its chemical engine.
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ESCAPE
FROM FLAMES
IN TENE MENT
Tenant and Policeman Get
Out All Occupants IN
Time.

The lives OF more h a one hundred
persons, representing twenty families,
were endangered last night by a quick
spreading fire in the big ive-story
double at No. 20 Cook street,
brooklyn. The police believe that the
fire was OF .~ncendinry origin and have
notified Fire Marshal Beers to max an
investigation.
Samuel Eantor, n tenant on the fifth
floor, was the hrst to give the alarm
when smoke began 10 come into his
rooms. He went 10 the fourth floor and
found smoke pouring from the apart
ments Of Jacob Shapiro. Kantor knocked
On Shapiro's door, but there was no re-
Spouse at first. Then the door was sud
denly thrown open and the occupant
rushed out, at the same time shouting
to hantor that the place was on fire.
Kantor said aftcrward that the Interior
Of Shapiro's apartments was like u fur
mace.
shapiro rushed downstairs 10 safety,
while kantor went uo and Knocked on
the door OF Samue. Tletelbaum, who
lives in tie opposite fiat 10 shapiro. He
told MIN and his family to flee, and
avn ''F pa III WIG t4.b 4yAl A.sss-At !
to the roof. Joseph kaplan, his wife and
two small children. aad Tletelbaum, his
wife and four children. followed KantCr
TO the root ana escaped.
Meantime the fire burned Hereby In
Shupir1's apartments, Policeman Car
roll, seeing the smoke. turned IN an
alarm ana then ran back 10 the house.
He climbed up the hre-eseape 10 the
second and third floors where lie as
sisted the tenants out.
The flames spread to the nfth floor.
and then loaped to the adjoining house,
No. - Cook street. Two additional
alarms were turned IN NJ Deputy T..e
Chief burns.
Tho FIRE was a stubborn one, and NOT
Until tho building was entirely flooded
ala tho hrairen succeed In putting out
the blaze, The damage wos placed OF
q. 200
The evening world., 1905-07-24

we're thrown open for the first time in
two years on Saturday evening. There
were no improvements made in the
long season OF inactivity probably be-
cause therc was no room for improve
ment In the salon that is said not to
have an equal in tostiiness or artistic
detail in the world.
Garfield Welcomes Old Patrons.
Garfield. O suave and well pleased
host. was on hand 10 welcome back old
friends. and 10 them he talked o. i'm
proyements that HAD been made below
stairs, In the Kitchen and serving
rooms, and Of some added beauties
that time had brought in the Italian
gardens.
To-day the Italian Gardens were
thrown open for the first J.me to Mr..
Cauhe!d 5 patrons. The high fences that
The evening world., 1905-07-24

a check for $500 before her a and
remarked uaat every cent OF II, a-lo
mucn more II necessary, would be spent
to carry u the plan aSalnst her.
Mr.. sturke, the Jaw partner OF MI
Andrews, when asked ubJul che charges
of M Duke and young De bruyn, TO-
dny, RI d.. light of them and SAID they
would in no way affect Alr. Duke ) case
now pending in the Supreme Court; Mt,
Sturke said the proof against Mrs Duke
In the divorce action IS OF The strong
est. and That besides MIR. Andrews, two
OF his clerks could testify so as 10 sat
isty the statute taat forms the basis
for divorce actions in this State.
THE Law does not spit Il hairs
owe. the IDENTITY of the rerson Win
whom the defendant commits wrong
said Mr.. Sturkc. 1t does not make th=
least bit of difference that Detective
cBrrv Is named as the correspondent In
the case. Only the act itself forms the
gravamAn OF the case,
1T seems remarkable to me that Mrs.
Duke made none OF the allegations In
her affidavit for alimOny and counsel
fees that are contained in her subse-
uucnt assertions since this De BruyH's
story has become known. II looks as
If she has only learned tn %efects she
states since our divorce action began,
and that not tbs hoy but the charges
in tho suit furnished her the informa-
ton
The evening world., 1905-07-24
POLICE HERO
RESCUES TWO
FROM FLAMES
Two Firemsn Hurt by Falling
Roof in Fire Which Thieves
May Have Kindled.

In a supposed ~incendIary fire which
started at No. 1851 Broadway. Williams
burg. early to-day. two men were over
come by smoke and were only saved
from death by the bravery Of a police
nan: two hremen were hurt. one Of
them severely and FIVE stores and their
-ontents were completely destroyed. en-
t1iling 4 financial loss OF about sec. 900.
The FIRE started In a two-story house
occupied by John Hess as a bakery.
otto Heggeman and Henry Berg, two
bakers, were sleeping In the rear OF
the house, and both were made uncon-
sc!Qus from smoke. Policeman Theo-
dore Goodman. discovering the fire.
broke into the house and, running
through 1anes that scorched his uni
form, carried the non to safety.
The flames spread to John Porter's
drug store, at No. 1888, which is be-
lleyed 10 have been entered by thieves
before the fire reached IT. II then
spread to Nos. 1913. 1914 and 1915.
When the nremen came Joseph Bar
rett, of Engine Company No. l52, ran
TO the root OF one Of the burning
weight and he pitched down to tho
nrst ioog n the blaze, Fireman George
NIhc, OF the Same company, ran INTO
the house to save Barrett. ana falling
from smoke n flames, would have
persisted had not other iremen went TO
his assistance.
Barrett was able to walk from the
building. Kane was taken to the East
crn District Hospital, Barrett was sent
to the engine-hOuss In an ambulance.
The FIRE adds another 10 tho long list
OF suspicious tircs that are constantly
occurring in Williamsburg. The police
and Fir Marshal are investigating.
The evening world., 1905-07-24
MENTAL ACCURACY
Greatly Improved by Leaving OH Coffee

The manager of an
creamery in Wisconsin states that
while a regular coffee drinker he
found 1t injurious to his health and
a hindrance to the performance OF
his business duties.
Il cannot say" he continues, that
] ever used coffee to excess, but I
know that II did me harm, especially
during the past few years.
1T impaired my digestion, gave
me a distressing sense of fulness in
the region OF the stomach, cauting a
most painful and disquietins palDita-
ton Of the heart. and what Is worse.
it muddled my mental faculties so as
to seriously injure my business eff
cheney.
Il concluded, aboiit 8 months ago
that something would have 10 be
done. ] quit the use of the old kind
Of coffee short off and began 10
drink Postum Food Coffee. The cook
didn't make 1t right at first-sbo
didn't boil 1t long enough, and did
not find 1t paJatable and quit using IL
aud went back to the old kind of cot
fee and to the stomach trouble again.
Then my wife took the matter in
manu-, anu W ioiioW iu6 tue ulTeCtlODS
on the box faithfully she had me
drinking Postum for several days be-
fore | knew 1t. When I happened to
remark that ! was feeling much bet
ter than ! had for a long time she
told me that / had been drinking
Postum, and that accounted for II.
Now We have no other kind Of coffee
on our table.
my digestion has been perfectly
restored, and with this Improvement
has come relief from the oppressive
sense of fulnsss and palpitation of
the heart that used to bother me SO,
aud ! note such 4 gain In mental
strength and a%cuteness that can
attend to my once work with ease
and pleasure and without making the
mistakes that were 30 annoying to
me while I was using the old kind OF
coffee.
postum Food Coffee is the great
est table drink of the times, In my
humble estimation" Name given By
Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
There's q reason. :,
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likely the town will ESSAY the difficult
role of playing Jekyll and Hyde for It's
summer visitors. There will be health
water. croquet and Victor Herbert music
for one class; racing. gaming and dining
de luxe In Cantield's italian palace for
the other. Give up your money and
take your choice" will be the Sara
togan's motto.
II is not denied here by any class
that the opening of Canfeld's Saratoga
Club and the beautiful Italian gardens
adjoining. to which the public has
never yet been admitted, Will prove a
magnet to draw an immense nfux OF
spsndthrift wealth to the resort. The
100000 dining salon was well crowded
last night, as 1t was when the doors
The evening world., 1905-07-24
SARATOGA
LID" LIFTED
BY JEROME
Canfield's Open and Smaller
Gamblers Rush to Get
Race Track Money.
SPA IS The ONLY FIELD.
Driven from New York. Big
RaCkers Of Chance Find a
Safe Refuge.
PROSECUTOR QUITS SPRINGS.
After Consultation with the Sheriff
Distrlct-Attorney Leaves the
Scene OF Activity.
PROSECUTOR QUITS SPRINGS.
rs,cc,o, 70 TIE Evening worldly

SARATOGA. July cL-Dlstrlct-A,sor-
ney Jerome Is credited with having
lifted the lld'' here this summer
Richard Canfeld's Saratoga Club is
open and It will stay open oil summer.
All the smaller fry have taken the tip
and are scurrying to-day TO be ready
for business before the influx Of the
racing crowd.
For New York's Distrlct-Attorney
there are mingled blessings and curses
here. The hotel men n the shop
keepers are thankful that the closed
season for gaming in Manhattan has
driven Garfield and his confreres back
to Saratoga.
The reform element takes a different
view. Saratoga had Garfield and the
gambling crew in subsection since l"S'
but when Mr.. jerome screwed down
the lid in New York he forced 1t up In
Saratoga. L~aw-aoiding S~aratogans are
aging to-day that If Mr.. Jerome's pro-
ionged campaign against Garfield had
ended IN a Jail sentence. Instead OF n
trivial fine. Saratoga would not be bid
ding again this year for the reputation
of Americas Mont Carlo.
Hlgsins's Visit a Shadow.
Whether Canheld and those who fol-
low his lead will have smooth sailing
through the season is st.!l an oDcn
question. The officials are mum and
they are decidedly uncomfortable. In
addition 70 the cross-nre OF criticism
that is their inevitable lot, Gov. Hig-
gins has made the uncomfortable an
nouncemeat that he intends visiting
Saratoga frequently this unmer With
his known inclination fo- removing
sher.Ts, neither The gamblers nor the
officials know where they stand.
The Sheriff and the District-At-
The evening world., 1905-07-24
COP MARCHED
THREE TO STATION
Told Suspected Burglars to Hold
Up Their Hands and, Cover
ing Them with Revolver, Kept
Them Going on Before.

WITH his revolver pointed et tAeir
backs. and lis nightst!ck In Ills other
hand. Patr1lman Flynn, Of the East
One Hundred and Fourth street station
forced three suspected burglars 70
marca three blocks with Their hands
appraised, wlcre they could not toucA
their own reyoIvers ami stiiettos- 10 the
stutlon-house carly to-day. Flynn
caught thcm acting suspic!ously In i"e
doorway Of the dry-goods store OF T.
Goldstein, at No. 2l3 East one Hundred
and Second street. When he marched
them into the station with tae!r hands
stll raised aloft and MS revolver a
foot from their saoulder blades, the
sergeant Oh the desk and the reserves
on duty catered Flynn and laughed at
the discounted prisoners.
FLYNN saw four men in the doorway.
Three Of them seemed to be covering a
fourth. who was busy In the darkness
hehind TIE others, Flynn went over 10
tho sore and demanded u know what
they were doing. one of the four dart
Cd away, ana Flynn stopped h Other
three by drawing nis revolver AMI
threatening 10 shoot if they did not str-
render, Then, ordering them to put Mp
their hands, and toIius Them 10 IGOR
ward, magcl' he drove hem aAoa. NJ
him for three bl1rsn 10 lis station
The urisoWogs sad they Were SALIVA
tore hadlrp twDulg-s,yrn yetco u.4
Of one Hundred ana SlH.h slrett a1l
l4rsi IHru3H, Nln'tIEn ltus', l""'l!
eight, OF -. $50 I-l-t oue Hundrol aud
Talrly-oiNtA strerl, and frauh so
mushrc, l~wrnfy-alng. VI No. ~ l!as
The evening world., 1905-07-24
tie Garfield gardens

torney stood for q long time In the
shadow OF a tree opposite the Circular
street entrance of Canfie'd's place last
night, and watched the gay throns en-
ter the palatial dining hall. They had
left town this morning. They are likely
to be scarce around these parts until
the approaching storm breaks or blows
over,
Other Candles Preparing.
big Jim Kennedy and George jolly
are preparing y opcn M bus Garfield
Is likely to enjoy a monopoly OF what
business Is in town until the outlook Is
clearer.
From the attitude Of the T~aXrnyers'
Investigating Committee in pointedly !G-
no.luS the rambling question II seems
The evening world., 1905-07-24
Can study ~ Hours IA Week.

Important physiological experiments
nave been made in Russia to test the
endurance OF school children. The re-
suits prove that In the lower foul
classes study may be continued for "A
period not exceeding % or y hours q
week, bu; that excessive fatigue re-
suits from longer continuance OF brain
work. 1le time for teaching these
classes has been fixed by the latest or
der Of the Ministry OF Public instruction
II IL urged, however, MAT this should
be the outside limit, and that no lessons
Should be- s.ud!cd az home.
The evening world., 1905-07-24

Swedish doctors never send bills to
their patients, Each patient pays what
he deems just or is able to give. The
rich pay the physician literally whether
thCY have need OF his services or not.
If ne b2s lccn once retained by them,
The poor, If they possibly can, pay
him a small sum, ald the very poor
Pay him nothing. Yet he attends the
poor az faithfully as ie does the rich.
The evening world., 1905-07-24
POLICEMAN DRAGGED
TO EDGE OF RIVER.
Prevents Runaway Team with
Londed Truck from Leapins
Off pier.

Policeman scheiber. OF h East
Eighty-eighth street station, was stand
Ing at the foot Of East Eishty-eighth
street to-day when two big horses
drawing a loaded truck came cashtng
down. heading for the river.
The policeman seized one OF the ami
mails and was dragged a block. At the
very edge OF the water he managed W
turn the horses. saving them from leap
ing OF the pier.
1he, wagon 10 said to belong to John
sultan, OF No. e0l5 First The
police took charge Of the team. Ihs
drivsr Is said 10 have left the horses
U.s nding. when they took fstght and
a away.
The evening world., 1905-07-24
Government Wins in SerVia.

BELGRADE. SERvIA. JULY 24-Ths
elections TO the Serv!an Parliament yes
terday resulted in an absolute majority
Cor n Government. The now Parlia-
ment Is constituted as follows Minis
ter:alists, O6; Radicals, "A: Nationalist,
), Socialists, 2; Liberals, 8: Peasant
Party, J.
The evening world., 1905-07-24
Turks Defeat Rebels.

HoDE1DA. YEMEN PROVINCE.
TURKISH ARABIA. JULY 2t-The
Turks are meeting Wit some success
against the insurgents at Sanaa, the
capital city of Yemen Province. OPP
city commenced July II from three d.
rec.ions. Marshal Ahmed Fezi Pasha.
at the head of the Albanian battalions
dislodged the ebels from n strong posi-
ton near Menakha. intilcting severe
losses on them.
The evening world., 1905-07-24
StdtiStiCidn hyde Sails.

WASHINGTON, JULY "a John
Hyde, the former statiscian 81 tho De-
partmcnt OF Agriculture, Nh, resigned
last week, has returned TO Errlani.
from whence ~ was summoned It; tho
beginning OF the deoartmen: invcstiga-
t!on which resulted in the dismissal OF
Associate Stat!st!c!an Holmes. Il Is
stated that Mr.. Hyde hos gone abroad
- consult a London specialist Will
be absent a mont or six weeks.
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UNDERED DIPLOMACY.
By WALTER A. SINCLAIR.

By WALTER A. SINCLAIR.
How the wanderer must feel a welcome thob in Venezuela
When he hastens to unfold a troublesome affair of state.
And while loaded with his quandry sights the diplomatic laundry
sights the good old wasLee-washee Of the U. s. Consulate
What means Washington. D, CT"
Ton of dirty clothes"-apd fee!
Wien we're troubled in Caracas and want batteships 10 back US,
Do We hasten to the asphalt and tear up the pavement? NO!
When we want some one to calm US and from Castro wiring a promise
Where tn, vringers are 81 plenty-to the laundry then we go
Maybe Washing Done, D. Co.
More appropriate would be-
Ores inclined 10 think that Bowen must have left Caracas OWN
For a little dirty linen and some diplomatic shirts,
For the laundryman did knocking that is little short of shocking,
And with all the mudfest going failed to clean H Bowens skirts
So Herb cat the home laundree-
Went to Washington, D. G.
Send the linen of that tangle to the diplomatic mangle,
To the laundryman and Consul who gets out two pure white sheets
Much Endorsed by the Dictator who rules down at the equator
And sends round for a reporter when he has some dandy beats
Never mind II Taft says "Bosh!"
Twill all come out in the wash.
The evening world., 1905-07-24
soo,ooo,ooo Cigarettes a Year.

In France there are 5000, 900 smokers.
and OF every fifteen there are eight who
smoke a pipe. hve who smoke cigars,
ana only two she use cigarettes. Still
the French consume more than 800. 0O0.-
900 cigarettes q year.
The evening world., 1905-07-24
Wabash Train Derdiled.

BUFFALO, JULY PA Wabash pas
sepger train vas dera!led three miles
west of here last night. Five coaches
We're turned over. Seven passengers
were injured, none Of them seriously,
The evening world., 1905-07-24
Train Kills LAWYER.

CLEVELAND, JULY 2L-Henry r.
Gown, a ~well-known attorney. while
returning 20 his home in Newourg, a
suburb, drove his buggy in front of an
Erie excursion train and was killed,
His body was dragged 500 feet.
The evening world., 1905-07-24

In theory there must be lunar tides on
the Great Lakes. although they may
be too small 20 be detected In bodies Of
water so much moro affected by winds
and by differences IN baromctrlc pres
sure. This latter influence Is so potent
that In Lake Michigan II sometimes
causes disturbances resembling tldal
waves. when the surface OF the water
Is otherwise quite calm.
The evening world., 1905-07-24
German Troops in China.

T1ENST1N. JULY 24-The German
transport Sylvia has arrived al Taku
with 500 military reliefs. She landed
BOO men at Ping Too.
The evening world., 1905-07-24
Cyclone in Wisconsin,

RACINE. WIS, JULY 24-With a
roar hat was heard five miles a cyclone
struck the northern rim of Racine Coun-
~ yesterday, killing two men and dam
aging property and crops 500. 600. Trees
We're uprooted and fences blown away,
In every quarter grain was ruined.
The evening world., 1905-07-24
Speed Limit or in Holland.

Holland has abolished all restrictions
regarding speed Of automobiles in tho
country. except driving t. TIE DANA,
OF the public. thus placing the e,..ir,
responsibility upon the driver
The evening world., 1905-07-24
The OIdest Hubitntion.

The oldest inhabited residence in the
British Kingdom is said to be Dun
vegsn Castle, in the Isle of ~Skye-the
seat OF the McLeods OF McLeod-part
OF which datos from the ninth century,
or a couple OF hundred years before the
conquest OF England by William the
Nprman-
The evening world., 1905-07-24

IN A
Nutshell
Moody Cruising on DOLPHIN.

BAR HARBOR. ME-, JULY 24.-The
United States despatch boat Dolphin,
having OF board Acknowledgement Will
lam II. Moody and party. has arrived
here. Tho Dolphin later went to La
moline. The cruiser Atlanta has arrived
AT Lamuine.