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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-16
CaTta del gObsrDadOT al aIGaIdG
Do Ia Gludad.
Convenlencia de estabIecerse en-
San Juan Ia escuela correc
clonal.

EI gobernadOr ha enviad0 una cRFta
al alOaIde de Ia ciudad. inVitSndOle
para que ofrezca % hectsFeas de terre-
no para 81 establecimianto de d eacue-
q correctional. seQGa deteEmina Ia
ley votadR pOr Il Asamblea LeRisIati-
Ya en- Bu Ultima session.
81 aIoElde hR enviadO dichR oRrta 81
C0ncej9 municipal, expresando & este
10 COnVeniente que serfa para la muni.
CipAli1ad Ell estAbIeCimisnt0 de dicha
escuela en- eata iurisdioci6D; paro como
quiera que el municipio no tiane tie
rFAG pEopiAs. indicA ID autoridnd local
la c9nvenienciA de estudiar los msdios
de adquiPirlas para el menciOnado OBJ
iskn
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tJN nEcHo ToNrf,

Eis un coneepto com6n pero
oonto que predomina entire cierta
clase dc gente, que la efoacia de
un remedio esta en- proportion (
su NAL sabor 4 olor. Asf dice m
conoeido m6dico, y ademas agre.
ga: s'por ejemplo, veamos ell aeei.
te de h1gado de bacalao. Tai como
Sc extrae del pescado, este aceite
tiene un sabor y olor tan ofen-
siVos que casi todo ell .mundo 10
aborrece, y muchos no 10 pueden
emplear de manera alguna nor
mucha falta que les haga. Sin
embargo, ell aceite de bacalao es
una de las drogas mas Yaliosas Y
es muy de lamentarse que hasta
ahora no hayamos podido eliminar
de 81, aquellas particularidadea
que tan graVemente afectan su
importancia. . Esto Sc escribi6
muchos afios ha; pero la obra de
civilizar y redimirlo ha sido efee-
tuada con todo exito, Y como u
no de los principales ingredientes
OA q OnShA 10luSu4O O5AOA-AA4eNAO
PREPARATION DR WAMPOLE
81 aceite retiene todas sus maraYi-
llosas propiedades curativas sin
NAL olor sabor alguno. Es tan
sabrosa como la miel y contiene
todos los principles nutritivos Y
curativos del Aceite de Hfgado de
Bacalao Puro, con Jarabe de Hi
pofosftos Compuesto, Extractos de
Malta y CerezO Silvestre; de esta
manera produciendo una medicina
de sin igual potencia para las en-
fermedades que mas abundan
mas fatales son en- los hombres,
muieres Y nifios. Estimula la ac-
ci6n digestiva del est6mago y en-
los casos de Impurezas de la Sane
gre, Dyspepsia NerYiosa, Escr6fula
, Demacraci6n, proporciOna un ali-
vic y curaci6n pronto Y SECURE.
Gel DR.. Ignacio Plasencia, de Ha-
bana, dice: He usado su magnffca
Preparation de Wampole y es in
meiorable como t6nico reconstitu-
yente, 10 cual ha sido comprobado
en- mi practica." ssNadie snfre un
desengafio con estas" En- Boticas.
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veces. 10 toler6 por qua era mi muier,
por que 10 queria. (RsConoCe el con,
trato.
eElia quiso Vivir en- una casa de fa.
milia 8 de hu6spedes. pues no 90 ocu.
pRba de los quehVceres de so casa y eel
se enContrRIfa mejor. Fuimos & u CO.
Ga Sol SO. PensRba 20 dar un visje
para distraerla. Yo no que1fR que 90
Iiera soIa. A Torres 10 vefs con mu-
chR ffeCuenCia y haata en- Gl portal de
la Cssa algunas veces. Una Vez me
mand6 dich0 sujeto an recRdc con an
tal CapetillO, para que faerR & 6hAbIar
con 81 y le contest6 que 10 no le COMO
Cfa ? no tenfa p0r que Verle. El iae-
YES Santo salimos 8 reCoFFeP Les Esta'
clones, notando quo dicho indiyiduo
nos segufa & todas parties y que ella
volYIa u cara con insiatencia. NADIA
le die.
"a les dos de Ts tarde del Viernes Sc
visti6 para gaIiF; ID sefiora EChevaFriR
no pud0 acompafI grla y le C0nCedf fue-
co s0Ia Dor Greer conveniente que fue.
70 8 ID Igleaia un dia como aqu6l. Sc
visti6 como acostumbrabs Y 20 queria
que se presentase. y sali6. n0tand0 70
deSde el balloon que 81 Ilegar ellis fren.
to Ia bOtiCa de Guillermety volVi6 "a
cara yer 81 70 estAbs as0mado. To-
Fres estAbA en- la esQuina , ID siQui6 ca
cuant0 ella dobl6 por San Francisco.
GSaIf POGO para encOntrRrme con
ell0d supuni6nd0la On ID igle8ia.. Pre-.
gu1t6 si d hsbfAn visto entrar en- la
iglesia me dijeron que No y que hRbfa
seguid0 cAIle abajo. Df D. vuelta su-
biendO por O'DeneII, Ia enC0ntF6 en-
laB escRIefiIlas de San Francisco, VIZ
niendo de IL calle de d Luna: estaba
temblorosa, parecfs iba caerse, pslida
2 turbAda. PoP 9llf se CruR6 ell To-
Fres. Ls pregunt6 por que no estaba
On la iglesia = Dor d6nde hAbia saIido.
Que hAbfs POGO sitio y que saIi6 por
9 puerta falsa, cuya pueFta comprob6
degpu6s no EXISTS. Seguimos & casa
2 81 1 me dii0 guerra ir & San jose
LIE ac0mps ne.
GEsss vacilaciones. esq mentira y 10
Que hAbfa visto ese dfa. me hizo sospe-
char aI fin que era verdad mi desGrG.
Ole, que ma era iDhsI. LIE pedf expli-
sRcioneg y no Quiso dsrmeIas. Eu 81
tEaYect0 de San Jos8 ksmbi6n miFaba
todos lsdos. In dej6 en- casa = aaIf s
snterarme de 10 de "a puerta faIsa.
Vogvf 8 la casa y no conf. Bsio esq
impression pens6 todavfa haceFIe re-
I .xiOnes y conYenceFla de ga mAla
sonduCtR. Tambien pens6 consular
son an abogado para saIir de aluel in-
ierno pues % tenfa el Convencimi snto
le que me era infisL.
f(,1,, faian,.nr6
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Para Msy'guoz,

Con direction 4 esa ciudad, saIi0
ell teniente de Ia policfa insular don
Francisco Tallada. trasladado q pres
tar sus servicios en- la indicada. de-
ma arCaci6n.
81 teniente Tallada es un pun
aonoHoso Official de pOlicfa, que sa-
bra hacerse digno del respeto y de
Ia confanza de- Ia sociedad maya
RiieZana.
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Sensible faIIecinIen
to 8n Ma1atf.
ESta mallla 0SpIT6 0l venerable
GOmRatllOta dO1 GlVInO dol
POzO.
|(Ror zSldgra afo.

De Manati recibimos hoy el ST.
guiente ttistisimo telegvama:
GlManati, AbFiI is, 8 55 a. M
xCoFrespond ndencia.1 San Juan-Ve-
nerable Gavino del PozO, ACADIA de
mofiF.
4Duelo geperaL-C Corresponsal.S y
Desde hace algdn tempo, ell no.
ble anciano yenfa padecienao no
va haio dolencia material, sino b.
10 intensa enfeFmedad. del espfritu,
de aquel espfritu que supo fotaF
varonilmente por sobFe las triste-
zas de Ia vida.
Era ode los buenOS,S de los ibe-
Tales de ilustre abOleDgo.
Co1nbati6 pOr los deFechos de So
terra en- tiempos duFos para seme-
jantes empFesas. Y no desertt5 ia
mas de su puesto de honor.
En- Manatf hizO tOdo ell bien que
pudo. La generosidad y Ia hidal-
gu1a eFan preDdaS de sU caracter
extEelns dente bondadoso.
Acaso tuvo en- los dias de su We
nerable Sncianidad desazones doEo-
rosas, perO al morir, el carifio de su
pueblo le rodea condensandose en-
81, expresivamente la admiration
que sus virtudes despertaron en- ell
alma popular.
Descanse en- paz el alma del va
ron noble bueno. &La Cores
pOndenciap envia a sus familiares
todOs el testimonio de su sincere
duelo.
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A V | s 0

Durante la ausencia de nuestro
director ell DR.. M. Zsno Gambia,
dirfisse toda ia correspondence ad
ministrativa. giros postales, chekes,
ETC., al administration eellnr Ber-
nardo Blandino.
La correspondence polftica al
director INFERNO sef1or Juan Bras
chi.
DESEA COLOCACION una sefi01
RitS que tiene bueno0 conoCimientos
del If rg,6s, espSfi1l y mAquinillRs de-
osCHibir.
Address SF.s SLR Correspon-
darCin.o 15 " 9.
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TIE NEW-YORK AND PORTO-RICO
~ STEVMSIIP COMPANY
LlNFA RFGUL AR DE- VAPORFS
CORREOS DE LOS e. e. u u,
Ell VAPOR SsCOAMO''
Saldra el 23 de Mayo las l2 del dia
ADMTTK CARGA PASAJEROS
Do PusIta De TiOTra.

La novena que tuv0 IuRRF Ell domin.
60 por ID noche FesuIt6 muy IuUida, es,
tando cargo de ocho anRelicaIes ni
fils las cuAIes dejaron OR sus melodio-
BRe vooeB.
Dichas niflas pidieron & Mr.. LutE Is
banda de la policfa insuIaF n cunI fuS
Cedida carif6saments.
DAmos las gracias aI iefe Mr.. LutS
y s tOdR Ia banda en- general.
I'm NARnTTCO
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Reunion de Ia Junta EseOIar do
San Juan.
EI plan del Inspector del Distrito es
que Sc den las classes en- espa-
mol con cursos en- ing9es.

Anoche reuni6se la Junta Esco-
lar De San Juan. discutiendp Ell
nuevo plan de- estudios 8 reorgani-.
zaci6n de las escuelas de este dis
tFito.
Mostr6se una tendencia unanime
De aceptar el plan propuesto por el
inspector del Distrito, con una mo-
difcaci6n en- 81 sentido de que Sc
den las classes en- espanol con cur
SOS en- ingl6s, opinion inversa a la
prOpuesta, de que Sc dieran las cla-
ses en- ingl6g con cursOs De espafiol.
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Te9gsse en- euenta que d suma 70
tAda para la erection de RqusI edifci0
hablfA de invertirse gq0i, y e. natural
que ese dinerO repRrtiFfssa entire Tor
bracAros aFtesRDna De San Juan.
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UN CATOLICO

La seflora Mercedes Carols, viudi
de Siloent. y Su bella hiia Pepita,
embarearan 8 fines del actual para Io1
Eslados Unidos. AlIi estAbIecsrkn go
residences.
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NORTH HOOSICK

WIN Gilda OF this place and Miss
McClain 0f Shushan were married nj
the b ide's home Tuesday, Oct. o, at .
o'clock. After spending week Ia the
metropolis the happy couple. will re-
side 10 George Haringion's house up
stairs.
VIM Mcknight and James Nesbiti
OF this place spent Tuesday In New
York.
The North Hoosick baseball team
was defeated by the Boosick Falls
team Saturday, Oct. |, by the score OF
. 10 3. The North uoosick team play
ed their last game Saturday. They
have won IA out OF Is. Pretty good
Tor an amateur team with little prac-
tice.
Mr. and Mrs Moon OF Berlin have
been visiting Mrs Ernest Washington,
her sister.
Mrs Ernest Washington OF North
Hoosick aud Mrs Moon of Berlin ha We
been visiting Der mother Mrs Wilson
In North Bennington.
Mr. and Mrs Levi Hill oil South
SALISBURY spent Saturday with Mr.
ard Mrs Levi Brooks
Mr. aud Mrs Charles Haswell and
daughter Blanche spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs Leland LOOMS OF North
Bennington.
The ladies' aid will hold quilting
bee at Mrs Arthur Milliman's Tues.
day.
Miss Haswell spent few days With
her brother Charles this week.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-16
MEANING OF NATURE STUDY
It Is Not Necessary to Own a Farm
in Order to Enjoy It to the
Fullest.

The first necessity In nature study Is
to become acquainted with some local.
ity-say, with farm. 1t does not mat
ter, says the National Magazine, how
small, how commonplace, how near the
city-the nearer the better, provided
there are trees, water, fences and some
seclusion. II your own cabin can be in
the middle of such a spot--that is ideal.
For there is no make-believe when you
buy field or piece OF woods and settle
down there to stay. Nature respects
you. You have taken her into your
confidence. She will take you into hers,
and in the course of few seasons (if
you will limit the size Of your garden)
you will begin to discover what multi
tude Of interesting things come with the
place that were not mentioned in the
deed.
Owning farm, of course, is not neces-
sary. Sometimes am quite convinced
that for pure and lasting Joy in nature
one should not possess an acre. Once
you have looked upon land of your own,
once you have trodden upon earth that
belongs to you and all your Sundays
will be spent looking and walking
there. The man in the Scriptures who
bought field and lost his interest in
other pleasant things had real case.
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STATE or ' ERMoNT.
a nfAlsa..N

w sfshAONEs
Gertrude a. D'ekinsonl Bnssseros
Morn. n. Dickinson. b Sss FERN rsIm 1905.
WHEREAS, Gertrude A Dickinson. % Ar.
lington. In said County OF Bennington has duly
alcd IN the .ffice Of The Clerk OF the County
Court for said County Of Bennington. at Ben
nlpgton Ia said County, her petition for divorce
against Morris II. Dickinson. formerly also OF
Ariingts aforesaid. now OF part unknown
outside this state;
Alleging as the causes for said divorce that
the said Morris II. Dickinson. At divers times
since his marriage 20 said petitioner. has con.
mitied the crime of adultery; and has treated
the petitioner with iniolerahle severity;
And praying that bill Of divorce be granted
70 said petitioner. together with the care. Gus.
all the minor children OF The parties hereto, dur
ing the remsInibg years Of their respective
NOW THEREFORE,, The said Morris II.
Dickins on Is hereby. and by the publication
hereof In compliance with the statute IN such
case made and provided. NOTIFIED AND RE
QUIRED TO APPEAR before the Honorable
the County Court, at the next stated term
thereof, 70 be held At Bennington. within aud
for said County OF Bennington. on the hrst
Tuesday Of December, 1. Is. on the nrst day Of
said term. then and thcte In said court TO make
answer TO said petition for divorce and TO
decree thereon rs TO said court shall seem meet
the premises considered
eington. this 2ist day OF september, it15
HARRY I. CUSHMAN,
CHARLES A. MAURER, Clerk
Bennington, W.,
Attorney for Petitioner.
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pseri.. nis.,,, 0. ohs,ea...

BALi.srON. y. Y oct. ia-iiry.
Dr James wlnihrop licscman. rector
II Chris; Episeopai church here aud
the founder 81 the Church Federation.
IN hls sermon yesterday referred 10 the
exclusion u the rnIiarians from the
intcrchurch conference. lie dcpiorcd
the raising % the ghost Of doctrinai
debate" and asserted that the word
evangelical was n fetish with many
and worked out against the unity Of
the variety Of citizens Of the kingdom.
The use Of this word made the Evan
gclical alliance unable 20 realize its
full mission. The Y. NJ. G. A.. he said.
lid not succeed 10 any extent until u
removed the conditions created by this
word
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STRIPPED OF MS skIs.
Eis whs ssiaAsssFss o. save ssssh-
90 asmsss's wife ssss rec sio.ooo.

90 nsassF's Wis sess fss st"s""os
SPOKANE Wash. oct. Ia George
A. ioyeloy. an klk who VAS sslectei
"a furnish enTtirla 10 save q fellow
kik's wife, Mrs. fr~f ~ sesF'es, SUI,
feEing from severe burns. has brought
fnll against q, 4, Thomas to- siu,.sl
az the value ~ nfiy inches ~ skin
which be says the doctor peslei on bis
less Nhlle under chlonofoFm.
Mr., isoVejoy asserts that Il was rsp-
Resented 10 him that tho surgeon
would take from his thighs only Two or
thre strips u eulicle ihres oF four
inches long and ihFee fonrihs % an
inch wide Afisr the operation Love
Joy found that the fronls a biz leo
be,we"a the knee aud hip were strip.
pei u skih. and IL was ton days before
be could set about again.
tsoseIoy proved such q promising
subject that while under cholofform
all lhe skin nes'essary. except some
supplied by Ms. seaTies' husband aud
brother. Was pociod OF his iess, Tho
grating operation Was suocessful. bas
tho woman Was - weakened from
long illness that she died
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-16
OUR SUCCESSFUL SOLDIERS
Not Alone Those Who Study and
Attain 10 Scholastic
Eminencs.

"Our most successful Officers with
troops in time Of peril" remarked Gen.
Lee, commanding the department Of
the Texas. In q recent report TO the
war department. ARE not necessarily
those who burn the midnight oil 70
obtain scholastic eminence. The truth
OF this matter was never more aptly
stated than In an article written BY
an able naval oficer: The handling Of
men Ia the most dificult. delicate and
the highest duty an oficer Is called on
to perform
Officers should be marked on prac-
tical work, efficiency Of their COM
mands. etc. as well as on book recita-
lions. and the grading rated higher for
an officer Of marked efficiency in prac-
teal duties than one who is behind in
these. but who by what Is sometimes
known as examining process leads
in book recitation.
Due recognition should be given to
the Importance Of theoretical work.
study. recitation. etc, but these should
not take precedence over nor impair
the practical work so essential to the
thorough development Of the soldiers
military duties in camp. garrison and
field. Surfeit Of theory with stinted
practice and other causes as well. by
no means far to seek. have not gener,
ally brought our officers and men quite
up to the high standard Of 1898
Taken. however. as a whole. there has
been Improvement over last year, but
marked excellence Is somewhat excep-
tional."
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n. A. Knapp ssss.sss rssstss asess
h.iise.a a.s.ss@sss.

ITHACA. y. T.. oct id-Marsin A.
Knapp chairman ~ the Interstate
commerce commission. spoke At Cor.
nell university On government control
- railway rates. Nine IpIiway sys.
iens Ia the United States. Mr Knapp
DECLARED. oonirollci - per c~ni of mile
ass. 80 pei ocnt - valuation. u per
cont Of traEiic aud 70 pcr cent Of reye-
unrs
They are just now trying 20 pry
OF tie III IN life Insurance meth.
obs" he said. 80 FAR We have only
50, a peek Ia. How viii u Look when
they set the cover completely ofri Now.
wait you 20 examine and see how
many men who are on the boards u
directors 81 life Insurance companles
nov under nre ar- also important fac
tors Ia the control % our great rail-.
ways Can Il he that tie same rotten.
meas aud graft exist there alsor'
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Items For Horsemen.

Horsemen don't fail to read the fol
lowing grand bargains. Storm lap
robes, plush on one side, rubber on
the other, 81. % each; Burlap stable
blankets, full lined, with two surcing-
les attached, 81 90 each: dark green
plush robes, slightly pieced, Sl.69
each; heavy iawn team blankets 84x9C
inches, 8 pounds each, 1896; leather
halters, 4lc each; brown Japanese wolf
sleigh robes, extra size, green plush
lined, $3.50 each. All mail orders
will receive prompt attention. VIM H.
Frear & Co., Troy, N. Y.
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w. J. Bryas as Tokyo.

TOKYO. Oct. iG-william J. Bryan
and his family have arrived At Yoko-
hama aud will spend two weeks In ia
pan. They will make n visit Of ave
days TO Tokyo. and Marquis Ito. presi-
dent OF the privy council. and Count
okuma. the foreign minister. will In
wife Mr.. Bryan to dinner. The japan
American society will request Mr.. Bry-
an TO address It's members at the Young
Mems hall tomorrow evening. Count
Okuma will preside at the function.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-16

TOKYO. Oct ia.-Tbc news that Vice
nnisai Tego wor.hIpci a, ISc temple
y prssttnS . profound impression. II
II eaaisvs1 that his act viii furnish .
ee0as sample In national religious
B11es5sn and that ancestral worship
IN b ovSn fresh stimulation. cSpe
sally h the army and navy. Admiral
Togo has shown hls implicit faith in
what be said IN his report Of the great
naval battle when be- attributed the
japanese victory TO the protection Of
the spirits Of imperial ancestors.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-16

BOSTON. Oct. ia-Ali the lesal hit,
bh organizations were represented By
large delegations az q service IN NJ.
Matthew'S Episcopal church. south
bossoa. yesterday IN recognition % the
approaching een'snnlai anniversary Of
ths battle Of Trafalgar. Tho service
vss held under tho auspices Of the
v'eser'sn club Of this city. q socis,y
efssnised In 1877. Rsy. Ernest y.
Bullock. the rector of tho church.
preached an historical sermon Az
formal ceremonies her. beat Saturday
. largo statue % Nelson viii 10 pro.
ssnlcd % tho club.
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Roosevelt, ana ss-.,s.. .,...,s,.

LONDON. Oct. Ia 49, King Edward
and Queen Alexandra. through Gen,
ersi sir pishion Macnashicn rrobyn.
keeper of ths privy purse and extra
ssusuy % the king. sent a message %
eyupst3V 70 the family 81 slr Henry
Wiaa y which thsIr majcstlcs say.
~ III lAdeod be- q great loss 90 the
oosoaon0 u which be- was such q
6k60npAaAsd msmbcr- Messages 81
0opeey hsve also been received
- Ss0u1bsnt Roosevelt and Director
~ 0aseus on behalf u the Coincide
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Go While You Can

Go while you can to New York
City, the Metropolis VI America, the
Mecca OF all Americans, and where
there is always something to do or
see. On October oath the Boston and
Maine Railroad and Citizens Line
steamers have another of their deserv
eddy popular excursions, tickets good
going on B e. M train No due Troy
6.55 D. m. ard Citizens Line Steamer
leaving Troy same evening, due in
New York early next morning, and
od to return leaving New York to
inclp0ing Steamer OF Monday
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Price Killed Two Italians.

CUMBERLAND. Nd, Oct. 1.-two
Italians are dead here and third is
probably dying as the result Of pis-
tol fight between Italians and John
Price. twenty-four years old, drug
clerk at Pawpaw, w. Va. last night.
Price resented an insult and knocked
an Italian down, which started the
fattf1 row. Price, who is unframed,
is in jail at Berkeley Springs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-16

DETROIT. Mich. Oct. i6.-Benumb
ed with the cold and almost exhausted
by their exertions TO keep from
drowning. Rudolph Lesser. Alexander
Koscko and Stephen Pestok. three To
ledo men who put out from Prespus
isle In a rowboat on a>hsbIng expedi.
ton and were capsized by the swells
OF a passing freighter. were picked mp
in Lake Erie by the crew Of the steam
er Fayette Brown and brought here.
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barge Captain Held as suspect.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Oct. 16-Cap-
tain Robert J. Lanier Of the coal barge
Hamilton Fish OF New York is being
detained by the police here pending an
investigation Of the disappearance Of
John Rose, Cape de Verde deck hand,
who, following dispute with the
captain, jumped from the barge while
she lay at anchor in the middle Of the
Providence TiTy~
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-16

FALL RIVER. Mass. Oct. id.-it IL
understood IN manufacturing circles
here that within a short time the Fall
River Cotton Manufacturers associa.
ton will grant an advance In wages 60
the operatives. Of whom there are now
upward Of 5000 employed In asso-
citation mills. No official action fixing
the amount Of the advance has yet
been taken. but II Ii expected an an
nounccmcnt will be made during the
weak
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-16
How to Avoid Appendicitis

Most victims Of appendicitis are
those who are habitually constipated.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chronic constipation by stimulating
the liver and bowels and restores the
natural action of the bowels. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nause.
ate or grippe and is mild and pleasa ant
to take. Refuse substitutes Sold by
B A Quinlan,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-16
Two Hank Ross.r. Pound Guilty.

LANCASTER. y. c.. Oct. i6.-The
jury In the case Of the state against
Fisher and O'Day. the Heath Springs
bank robbers. brought In verdict
after midnight. finding both men
guilty. One OF the men was identified
by detective some months ago as be-
ing connected with the robbery Of the
McAden mills safe. when $1,000 In
cash and $4,000 In stocks were taken.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-16
Row Over Two Women.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 16.-Sal-
yatore Carbone was fatally shot last
night by Francisco Tramantano In
row over two women here Traman-
tano fed, but later was captured and
nearly mobbed by 200 enraged Italians
as he was being taken to the police
station. Carbone is In the hospital In
q dying condition.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-16
FRANK 4. HOVE. Editor and Publisher

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