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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
REPORT FROM HAMILTON
CONSIDERED BY COMMITTEE
~0neyto New York Life-ho 1--WE
Names. Given.
0y Asaoclntotr s.-a.

c, Jew YORK. Dec. 2O.-lTho
Iifo ' tru Sanni,'ee Of tho New S 'Dy Yor
which the rep Sad soa me@na today ' a;
ana '' tn G: Hamilton vas -" ,,o natla by
statod d'I th 20 counsel. ai Mr. Wne!x, q
TO hlmGelf 'p"rt was favorable
tho n nv ,, world Will say tomorro,, T.,
are: Y" Oh Hami!ton's rcnnrt
New 'sA% Yn.,, admits he MAJ ovo .,o
accom-, ,0rk idfa money and 1--WE inc
oea',sd. WITH the company ' 10 nat aon MS
'iat arne Of bis failnro to rS,, open
In @t hcs heretofore 81 an th nep nnE
n c ~.r received, He olfcIn ~ l'G n,eS
,r " ranre% 100000 cash from 10 81. Place
,,ens oe FUNDS pcntilug. a 6lla, H n,, own
nv, OF us account. ANY s,'m a 'ii;
Isnv e DC decided he owes tho ~ al
it, s as is 10 l,o paid, to H., N"a. com com
Ha mi, or OF the 100000 fnnd :" 'ork
,ycai tho dSas not give the names or
"e made raS7nc.!s. H"H" 10
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
GOVERNMENT MAKES EXPLANATION
Points &c Fact Tha, Even in Some
Western Nations Right to Vote ia
NOT Uni.srsal-Gives Proie.aria,
oryaniaa.ions New Weapon eoc
A9I'a'ion-Wan; Republic. 4


ST. PETERSBURG, Dee. aG-2: 81
D. m--The new electoral Law. wa,
sa2c''od this afternoon and was nc.
co'nra'"i ny q sin,cmcn, cxplainln..
that III v!cW- oi -. iact t.at cyc,, some
o! tie wastcrn nations 60 Nc, posaoss
ur.foi'sa; suffrage, tho cablnct conlu
net assume the responsibility or Dc,
caring Il. Tho ultimate decIsion mus,
he made by The national asscmh,,-
itscli.
lhc election lis. will he published
forthwith. tho date OF the elections
VIII then be announced and a. soon no
the government receives notification
that hail the members are elected the
nAtional assembly Will he convicted.
The extension OF the suffrage pro.
Claimed today applies especially to the
cities where Il Is made almost univcr.
sal.
=. Eleetor For Every 10000 Men.
e'''| n IN The case of the province .' or o.,
81 'e'er"bnrg. where tho o,on, .,
c"iieHe Vii contain IA no,oo,, '"'
tors Is landlords. Ii city InnJ,ores o .,
- Mo.thnrh' by this method wh;,n
inc N'rA'n"n's electors are tho ,,ran '..
c'asS my viii only be- oh,o
reprfchiatives In combination ''''
- new law is great cxtons,o, >,
INC ." OF August. II con,,t, =" i
meg which certainly viii anr,,,,, =, J
coz 'anve opinion. but with -,
soy or universal Suffrage" r,nc;, K
IN popular car it viii prove q yrne.
us continent end Is certain ~ -.
"'44e hFoietarat organizations o,n,
- ~oapon for agitation ' :,
y no longer want copcos.,, III
ere boldly proclaiming that ra,h
'n't me complete overthrow, 49,
,l"cy and the establishment, -
D''''':c FcDuhlic VIII SATISFY ~,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
The Strike in Odessa.

LONDON, Dec. CA dispatch to :,
ne"s agency from ODESSA says Lha,
TIC general strike u.crc is only par,
TALLY successful. ana that probably II.
win collapse. Tho strike committee
IS threatening resort to arms an,
III" Eovornor general has announced
That he "lil dca! IL drastic maDu,-
with any such attempt. The CORE.
Spontont adds TIA. whiic the poop!. CT
ODESSA arc In Il state OF nervous ton.
S'oh INC city ut prcscn. Is tran1nn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
OFFICIAL COUNT OF VOTE
f .ll|'| MAYOR IN NEW YORK
eori'sn,s Plurality Owe,
N. at Seven rhous,nd
ny Board of canyassers

NEW YORK. Dec. es-rh.
oon'l. OF votes cast IN Nc We omcial
county for mayor at III. ,, .so~ iofs
OF canv,s.a loaay by tho county boar,
t,lellan r"an' and shows that Nc
les san received .1io,eGl: Voc ,uc-
1 ~ acnd WINS 64,2ss. 1iea'sa
o,bcr ,s S.ectorial returna from no
,,nno0n 'nra counties in tho city vo opa
9, n oaa Mcclellan Gs.77s. ,r.
''.s5S; WINS G1.ia2 '' '4elr$t
'','oc; WINS 1919. hearst
.o .acn% 1y,na Mcclellan Ise cle7: 1,carse
The total vote VOC. 90.
$3.50; 1919. 80 'SS'9o7,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
NEGRO DESPERATE IS
| SHOT DOWN BY POSSE
Failure Of Fug|lIve's Gun TO Fire
Saved Attacking Officers
From Harm.
UNSUITABLE HOMICIDE, SAYS JURY
Ch"rgeo With Attempted Criminal Al.
sau't the Negro Took Pistol From
His Wife and Held Officers az aay
Until He Could Escape-Returned
Spend Xmas at Home.
UNSUITABLE HOMICIDE, SAYS JURY

Mil.MlN0TON. n. c., Dec. &c,
ltohcrt Mcmillan. u desperate neIrre
o o.d with attempting cr!minnl
assault last May upon tho wife of n
whitc farmer in The Island Croch sec.
u"n OF punlin county. this state. was
"hot to death by Sheriff lllddleton
ana u a,n nosSc, whom he held a, boy with
night. >n''"''ni'S
;, ~ critical move by tho officers
INC negroes gun snapped and lie Wa,
shot down. "S'
Jus,ifiabIe Homicide.
a corontr's jury today rave ver.
n n OF Unsuitable homicide. The negro
ma mao once before heen captured 6ut nj
him m prclilninary trial hIa vito slipped
nm pistol which he drew aud hnii
, ,nc officers OF until he couIl u,nh NH"
us escape uH'-i"
Came Home for Xmas.
he had gone further Sonth and =,
turhcd 10 his home to spend CbrIst,nna
when he was shot down '' at ''ns
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
Fight Near san Domingo.

SAN DOMINGO, Monday. Dec. o.
Following the announcement today
the president Of the republic, Genera
Carlos r. Morales. had left the capita
Tor an unknown destination. troop!
were sent in pursuit OF the chief mag
lstrate. What took place after tina
cannot be definitely determined. Du
IL Is known that fight took plac,
about ten miles from here and ii /
supposed that General Pimcntal. III
rebel commander, was attacked b
government troops.
The whereabouts of the fugitive
president is not known.
Jaan +. Sanchez. former forci$
minister OF Santo Domingo. has ali
left the city. I.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
Entire ire a a,as AT LITTLE ROCK.

LITTLE ROCK. Ank a., o.
uuo o. the most disas,ron. o 30
u" history Of Little Hocjr v,.,' .s II!
Win n" 80 o ea.y hollr this morning
buIlJ,nn n' Exception OF two sinai
bonndn,, ~, r'e'y house on tho bIocx
and c py Second. Third. louistanr
The hc,yia.. 'tr''''* was destroyed
nocso, ~ ,e"' loss is Tint of Fra,
n r,"g,en' whose four story carriage '.,'
ca,,.t. 'S wa" burned to the groun1 !
l,,rn '"E q loss OF about $4,000. Tha
I,yerx district also Included En-,
re,.., stable OF c. L KRAFT N, w.,
,..,so synagogue. thc ncrrhon W.
'sao''' SIX cottages aud q. .numbor -
,nat prick buildings occnpicd blact
mith shops. The entire ,oeslt 'a's'
hatcd at 100000. ' - 'sh'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
NEo AT SHOOTING MATCH.
w fd'no Of kentucky ch,,o,.
mos ceIebr,t;er
~ ASssothated Press. /,

reac %,apoN. Ky. Dec ss.--sov.s
h t"ened here late last might :, I've Eve
n nn'ns OF deputy sheriff onl, .oa
o'"er men in Leslie count ,a ana Two
grorn,"d >. o'k' q crowd Of men con.
4 a' a,ro ~ turkey shooting mas
Genera, "'s love, over the match caused ::
n,,a disturbance In which :
o., "n and Jacob Wilson shot Mn, 0 '.a,,
lie She, :. nv, "',son and Alexander Ii,
donn," ', ., ana killed Mack Roberts .
,rro ".s sner.h. Dan and wilson 49, W, q
lrres'ed. Little escaped "'n "e'fi
:bo, ~, "oose Creek. James creccb va.
cl. ""''cr III q quar-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
eAo DAYS AT ST. PETERSBURG
Patrols Fra Every Time people
Gather In Grouos

i. ST, IfTERsDURG. Dec. 2G.-na
be over for cnc present. AS the cor
respondent OF the Associated Press
drove through the accessible strccta
OF the city. he says he say the IA.
trolls firing every timo the people
gathered in groups In the Stras-
tonoi boulevard ho saw three vol
iCys fired and dozen persons fen
whilc the remainder tcd. he met
dozens Of ImproviGcd red cross Wagons
bringing in dead or wounded for
whom thero was 10 longer q place
In the morGues or hospitals, ncces-
stating temporary use OF residences
Marks Of Cattle.
All over the city there arc marks
OF the battle which has ragged In
Tho streets for three days. and tho
! distant booming OF cannon sho%3
! that the lighting IS not over. Houses
have been completely demolished ty
the artillery. and everywhere win.
dows have been smashd By bu!.
lets.
Governor Genera! DoubasGoff has
prohibited tho opening OF windows.
Tho better classics are afraid 10 Veu'
tlro on tho strcctS owing 10 the fnct
that numerous bombs and other deaf
ly missiles are being thrown from the
windows or roofs OF houses. Near
the triumphai arch could DO seen to
day the red flags of the insurgents
flying above their barbados.
Wanted to DemoIsh Hotel.
Soldiers surrounded tho continental
hotel and artillery was brought ur
as II was claimed that 4 shot hat
been fired from ono OF the windows
II was with difficulty that the land
lord persuaded the troops no; to de
mol!sh the building
As the correspondent entered III
telephone exchange saw two aglta
tors shot by passing patrol. ArtLi
; lory can be heard at work near tn
, Nichclar station.
Murder Of Project Attempted
Two attempts on the lilo OF TIL
protect of police By students. ono o
Them 4 woman, were frustrated. TIL
students were arrested.
The Doursc Gazette says It. is re
; ported that General Dc Dioulln. pre-
l. feet OF police of st. Petersburg, ha
been informed by Telephone that th
number Of dead or wounded ut Mos
COW number 1000. and that tho nun
Der OF dead or wounded at Mosco'
number 10000, and that when qucs
d toned tonight tho general did nc
> deny that such report had been IT
cciycd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
INTERFERENCE
POLICY IS ADOPTED
--'".->-'----.-.
Uncle Sam Keep Out Of The San.
10 Dominican Troubles for
SERIOUS CONDITION EXISTS
FERROUS CONDITION
EXISTS
Governor Of the por, of pusrto p;,,,
Shot and Killed During an insurrsc.
''o'ary movement, and Governor of
That Province oefies General Gov.
eminent ard DRrreades Town.
nMy .AH;ocintcA i.ro.,s \


! WASHINGTON, Huc. oG.-ror ~.
present there ~ill rot bc interference,
by The United S;atca IN The d!fiicn:,
which has arisen ~ Gan,o Domingo.
The trouble Is regarded by the stat
department officials as entirely Inter
IA. and so lonK as outside interest
are not mcnaccd this attitude of non
intervention Will 30 maintained. Ii
however. conditions should chanrr
materially and lawlcss acts shcu!d he
committed against Americans and
AMERICAN iu;cren,a aud Involving tho
"''ccticn or Dominican customs nv
'HiS government CT other acts OF VIC.
'thcc should occur which, in the op!u.
an al the officials here would mako II
proper Tor this government 10 mtcr.
lore. this step will be taken md
measures adopted TO qucll the trouble
rus decision was reached by the
state officials during the day and u.ns
White Iiouse latc THIS aitesN---,
which the President ana Secretaries
Root, Taft and Bonapartc participated.
Serious Condition Exists.
Advicos received hy cablo at the
State aid Navy departments from
Santo Domingo. indicate that 4 serious
condition OF AFFAIRS exists there. The
captain OF the port of Puerto Plato
WAS shot and killed during an insur-
rcctionary movcp CIT and the governor
OK that province has dc1e1 the Gencr-
nj government and barricaded the
town.
Tho Dominican government has Is.
sued IL decree removing the governor.
Tho secretary OF war today received
tho following cablegram from Acting
Comptroller and Receiver oil the Do
minlcan Customs Edwards. dated a,
Ssnto Domingo:
Carlos r. Morales dissatisfied with
cabinet support left capital last might
With few followers. His iatcntion /:
said 10 be to join tho followcra o.
Jiminez IN opposition to~thc Followers
OF IInroico. Conflict between the twf
forces IS imminent. probable vlcin!t.
OF San Juan or vicinity Of Jucrtt
Plata"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
SO TO DAvY JONES LOCKER
FROM CAPsIzED SCHOONER
survivor CT tire sakata a.. q, -.
o. Hls OIL Coat Before
se'n9 Rescued.

, y, ~, Fla. Dec. 2G.--Tbe ,h,.
~ schooner Sakata. of I sv tnref
Scotia. has been w VI ,larsooro
us LIS crew OF soYon mon dronu ana !,
1John +. Williams, Of 81 t'J T"t I.
| is the only survivor. 't' johns
list OF the Drowned.
Z drowned include: john r,o,
1,it t.. ig owner OF the schoo mon'
~, 40 son, beth OF paraboro. ' '1nhr,
.oa,, ST: Johns. the steward u, ' % ,
W., wreck was reported by c,n,o,.
. ,1oi; Of the schooner Helen I Tbani'
l .n.,l arrived at Port Tomna ,'o IN
ON Galveston. "'NNi To- /
"a .1 L,erlnond first sighted Tho
e, - +. schooner on Deccmbcr" inc da
, mo I'VE i've, men TO tho wreck. Tno
,una Mato Williams clincInr NJ ~,
:; SS d..,, ana he had been witbo, 70
drink for four davs' "''h"'t
~ H,e Fart Of OH Coat
- h., naa ~, icrccd him to cat n nor. :
III, MS OF. OIL coat. Williams l ho. a
NY recovered from his avn nuS I
ne wrecked schooner ', "a r
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
To Flight Present Arrangement
TURKS ISLAND, BAHAMA,


2G.-Adviccs received hero t
Monte Cris,o. Santo Domingo. yes
day say that Guayubin. Dajabon
Sabaneta have taken up arms aga
the government and tho Domini
American, fiscal convention. Gone
Dcmctrio Rodriguez. Joanquin Da
Navarro Martinez and Pedro Ak
have gone with COO men TO AT
Santiago and General Pericc Il
has marched on La Vega with +
CT about 100 men.
General Dcschamps. former I
president OF Santo Domingo. 1T
here shortly en- board n calling y
to operate against Puerto Plata. 2
rumorcd horc that President MIR
Is q prisoner in irons at the c'e
San Domingo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
Charleston at Norfolk.

rln ,ion'oLk' VA. Dec. as.--r,,o
c ohl'ed States armored - nr,,, 10
men,, ".P"'"n arrived at the Norso,,.
ana f.u ' ,', Tor finishing touches:
cccd,r,, NV n'nor repairs botoro pr,.
,on "' q carly in January Tor cbar,a,
[ ,. c' where the citizens Of w..
: '"co are 10 present the ycaso, Ia, .a"
handsome silver scryicn ~ "''a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
Helped Fire First Guns.
ny Aa"oi6 tod J'ne!;s.>

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Dec of-,I,
nr James c. Iaccatn a Contcdcrot,
veteran. who took n prominent nnrt In
"a" hrihS or tho first gurs on Fort
sumter, died here today ut tho mo-
CT tS. lie came TO this city from
charleston. S. c., and IS we'll known
throughout Alabama.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
JEFFERSON County Courthouse Burned
NY .NN.ONGik.sl rernss,a

LOUISVILLE. KY, Dec. a6.-riro
this afternoon damaged the jefferson,
county courthouse 10 The extent oS
S'.No.e Hard work by bremen onh
tmf'oyes prevented serious dnmamc
TO me accumulated records OF cen.
tu:y W."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
Roostveiss Coming to vItninia
tUy Associated l.r,>r,

WASHINGTON. Dee. o1.---presidont
ahd MIS-. roosevelt, accompanied by
several OF their Younger children. viii
""Tc tomorrow morning Tor a visit az
"3nl" nayS Tor their country p!ncn.
ia'n l'"aiing." i'll .Aihcrmarln county
va IN" president nnd the member,
~ ms family VIII return To Washing
TN Sunday night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
Fer . Strike * lodS

LCDZ. RUSSIAN POLAND. Dec ~
The workmon here expect 10 bccin
q S'r.kc tomorrow and armed lis!n;. In
'he coal mining districts also Is
threatened. Il IA declared tina, 1905
nirn are ready to tighr tnc troops.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
'"6oREh GERS REwARn
I g rons Examination Waived :,
r'Umotfon to CIerksbin !"

or,,..., ..sSociated Press
f for sa,l, Dec. 2s.-As q rc.
| 'os o"fending the postofI,cn r..
!. y. G., four yeerg no ~
~. ne civil civil service regnla,Ione
,nn 81 augmentation of pogfmo.
.a'f H cortelyou and S. IT AZ Az.
ron, NartsfmaS gift vas n nro,,,,
,parimo n"p''r"r to a dlerkshlp 70
Corn,tnIa e. Nct only the brave
"'o''h'ah had bccn promoted
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
$4,000 For = c..

rsc w." YORK. Dec. ga now ,,o,
'ec"rd OF a price for a sen, ~, MA
,s ,neN exchange was reported 1872 s
20 u "n, $4,000 was pa,d. This u4,, na w.,
$4,000 Drugs it5up 10
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
Two Blown to Atoms.
(Dy AsaociateA Pfess.)

DLUEFIELD, w. VA. Dec o.
John X. Crested and Kcntcn w. AT
well. were blown To atoms at Cedar
duff yesterday by the explosion of
twelve cans OF dynamite which they
attempted to thaw.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
AL Quiet in Shannhai-

SHANGHAI. Dec. o.-All L, ou5Ef
hcsr' force OF $50 inca has been
!"hn"d by the British cruiser andre
media and hluctachcts arc maIntnlnc1
some days TO their country p]nco
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
ee Killed 6y Southern r,s.
wv Associatc,l r,,- Sst Train.

=, SipARTANsGuRG, s. r. ~
s 3 NJ, 1 MiI aud Kichara Il Rd pT: 2f,
c fs.nua mn. s. c.. and ] y G. Ut
10 y'' n,n anchor wcro struck On, S,tonr. OF
crn N pnn by q fast train or tha' 't eN
I" ''"''way in the yards here to s,outh.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
''K o.. Soil Survey Department,

e,,, M.s.aAsi'lSGToN. Dec. 2s.Drno .,,
,mr ~. ny ~ The department NJ $500" no sou
'o nus mapped 1879 3o0 oas s.scui,
'""" "hrine the past fiscal year 'S Oh
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27

DIV 10 acccntuatc the honor nm Official
% "',m was issued which gives a
ia'l account OF The decd
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-09-01
CHURCH AND FRATERNITY.
The unIversaIIst Church.

Teachers meeting this evening at the
parsonage, at 100 Bring your Bible.
On Sunday morning ut 1890 will be held
the usual service of worship with SER
mon by pastor. At this time in the Sum
day nearest Labor day, the topic of the
sermon will be The Dignity OF Labor a"
All workers particularly invited to attend
this service.
Sunday afternoon at o'clock Mr.. Mas
seek will conduct service at Guilford Gem
tire.
Sunday evening at 7.15 will be held the
usual Young Peoples Devotional meet
ing the topic of which will be Convert
ing Weakness into Strength" The leader
viii be -,Irs. Ada Niles.
During the ensuing week the members
OF this parish will be busy entertaining
the Universalist convention of Vermont
and the Province of Quebec. The pro-
gram of meetings will be found in another
column.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-09-01
Mary Howe,s Concert.

A hard thunder storm broke over Brat
tleboro just before the Mary Howe song
recital Wednesday evening, which pre-
vented many people from attending there
being no street cars until after the storm
but good sized audience was present
In community where this New England
nightingale has been heard so many times
1t Is impossible to find new phrases ad-
equately to express the marvellous beauty
and purity of her voice or the wonderful
skill manifested in its control. After
contemplating Miss Howe's work at pre-
vious concerts there seems to be hardly
room to say that she ever sang better
than on this occasion. 1t seemed as though
there was a new sympathy in her voice,
possibly because there was a feeling on
the part OF the audience that this might
be the farewell recital in Brattleboro by
our charming prima donna. Miss Howe
sang 10 selections, including extra num-
beers, and at the end her voice was alb
solutely as fresh as at the beginning.
A majority of these songs never had APP
peared on a Mary Howe program in
Brattleboro. 1t was a pleasure to hear
Miss Howe sing again the encore songs
Where the Four-leafed Clovers Grow, ;"
Last Rose of Summer" and others
Three numbers on the program were
original compositions by Lucien Howe,
who accompanied his sister on the piano.
They were Spring Song" do l Love
Thee" and Japanese Lullaby" The
themes OF these songs were set to music
with marked intelligence, and the effect
of the words, melody and accompaniment
was delightful Mr.. Howe's work as ac-
companist commanded much of the audi
ence's attention
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-09-01
Opening Attraction at Auditorium Sept Q

The season OF 1866 will open at the
Brattleboro Auditorium on Saturday even
ing of peXt week, Sept. 8. when the per-
formance will be given by William H.
Vests Big Jubilee Minstrels. This COM
pany, which started the season at the
Grand Opera house in Philadelphia two
weeks ago, met with great success there,
and was showered with compliments by
the newspapers of that city. The Phila-
delphia Ledger in closing a long article,
said: During long first part, with ~
musical numbers, the end men following
each other in rapid succession, the laugh
ter and applause was enthusiastic Then
lively vaudeville bill was followed by
skit THE Dixie Guards" in which the
Swor Brothers, Bert and John, had the
leading roles. The singing of Frederick
w. Bowers Of songs OF his own compost
ton and his speciality in two tableaux
were features Of the show. Bowers has
a powerful voice. The scenery for the
speciality was very handsome. James
Flynn, George S. Van, Victor Milo and
George L. Wade were other performers
who were popular. McDevitt and Kelley,
philadelphia boys" in dances, and the
Alvin Brothers, Henry Hon and Fred
Smith. acrobats and Jugglers, were leaders
in the vaudeville. The show was hand
somely staged.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-09-01

Bellows Falls won from Claremont at
Claremont Saturday to /. only three
hits were made of Farnsworth, the Bel
lows Falls twrler.
a Brattleboro ball team will play the
regular Bellows Falls team in Bellows
Falls Monday forenoon. Brattleboro's
lineup will be: Grady, p; Hubbard. c;
Stafford, lb; Anderson. 2b; Chandler, IS
Council, Sb; Dunleavy, IT. Lee, CT;
Stevens, RI.
The Modern Woodmen have a base ball
surprise up their sleeves for their field
day next Monday. Watch for the flyers.
on account OF the great demand the COM
mittee has decided to add a hop-step-
and-jump to the list OF athletic events. to
follow the shot putting contest.
Schildmiller. the former Brattleboro boy
who has been n member OF the Andover
base ball. foot ball, basket ball and track
teams, Will enter Cornell in the fall. 1t
is expected that he will be end rush on
the varsity foot ball team. Thompson,
Andover's giant guard, will also go to
Cornell.
Six Chesterfield men who own lively
steppers will try to settle the question OF
which one has the fastest horse by try
ing them out on the race track at the
Modern Woodmens field day celebration
at the Valley Fair grounds Monday. The
first heat Will be pulled of at 100, the
best two in three to win. The east gate
To the fair grounds will be open all day
Stolte played at short and March at
first base in the game which Keene won
from Hinsdale at Hinsdale Saturday
keene's fielding was errorless save for
one misplay by Leahy, centre fielder, and
Mccormick and Bergeron, the Hinsdale
slab artists, were found for 10 hits
Stolte Is credited with a single and March
with three Dagger. Wednesday, at
orange. Keene defeated the Riverside
Athletic club l to 0. Keene made five
hits, Stolte and March getting one.
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N. w. Niles again won the national
interscholastic tennis championship at
Newport last week,
1t is expected that the tennis team from
Pine Grove Springs will be here tomor-
row to play a return match against the
adopts of the Wantastiquet Golf club.
Mr.. Pike Of Claremont, who has Off
ciated so acceptably as starter at the
Valley Fair races the past two or three
years, will act in that capacity Sept "a
and 2S. He has continuous engagements
from now until Oct. 5. He was at Brad
ford last week and went from there to
Sherbrooke.
Fred H. Harris, one of the younger
golf players OF the Wantastiquet Golf
club, was a contestant In the Springfield
Country clubs tournament yesterday. In
a list Of 81 OF the crack players OF New
England he tied for 18th place. and quail
fed in the second division to play for the
Country club cup He made the rounds
in 92 and 81, a total of 17S. He is paired
today against L. c. Flynt OF Monson. r.
W. Stoddard OF Springfield, who played
with Harris. qualified in the third divi-
sion with 1Sl.