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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18
A FLASH OF LIGHTNING
Remarkable Features Of Morrison's "fsuss''
Saturday Might

Ia these days Of realism In stage OF.
fec,s tnere IL . great rivalry among
manas ers 10 SEQ who can Guido the
others In the realistic features that can
be introduced. We have had tanks OF
real water, real railroad engines, real
rain, real steamboats,, real fire engines,
and host Of other real things, around
each Of which plays have been built.
but II remained for Lewis Morrison to
invent method OF getting the nearest
effect 10 real lightning In his new spec
taculsr production OF Faust" IN
which he himself will appear as Ne
phisto.
Unlike others he does not make 1t q
feature but mere an accessory to his
otherwise magnificent production. One
scene ia particular TO be mentioned Is
the witches revelry on the summit OF
the Broken. This scene ends with a
veritable rain OF electric fire. Lewis
Morrison supported by an excellent
company will be seen ut the opera
house Saturday night.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18
INSULT TO ROOSEVELT.
Tobacco Men Protest Against Cigar
box Picture.

box Picture.
NEW YORK. Oct. is. - President
Roosevelt has promised Immediate at
tentIon to subject laid before him
In connection with the use of his photo
graph for trade purposes. 1t appears
that in every fifth twenty-five pound
case of a certain brand of tobacco there
Is a picture of President Roosevelt,
the other four containing pictures of
King Edward, the mikado. Emperor
William and the car Great indigna-
ton was caused among members OF
the cigar trade of the United States.
NJ. w. Difiiey. president of the Cigar
Dealers Association of the United
States, wrote letter to President
Roosevelt in which he said:
II wish to protest against the use Of
your photograph in this manner. Our
members consider 1t an insult to you"
Secretary Loeb replied:
"Your letter Of the 9th inst. has been
received, and on behalf Of the pres-
dent thank you for calling attention
to the matter in which you wrote. The
subject in question will at once be
taken up with the company you men,
ton"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18
EAST DORSET.

Miss Rose acLaughlin l. visid 3
friends in walpool, \ II
Several from here attended the baz
ar held Ia South Dorset Saturday
evening
Wallace Brock and daughter, Miss
Elsa have returned from visit n
Massachusse q.
Mr. and Mrs John G Flynn spent
Sunday with the formers parents Mr.
aud Mrs John ID Flynn.
John Grifith spent Monday In Ru,
land.
Miss Lena Benson was at hor home
here over Sunday.
Miss Alice Moran who has been
home 6ssGcturned to New York.
Miss Ellie Felice of Bennington l.
at her home here.
The funeral OF Mrs Martin Sheridan
who died a. her home here Thursday,
was held from st Jerome's church
Saturday morning, Rev II @ Madett
officiating. The bearers we're Andrew
Brennan, Thomas Dalton, II + Dalton
Frank, Thomas and John Kelley, two
nephews OF tho deceased. The burial
was In East Dorset cemetery. Mrs
Sheridan is survived by her husband,
one son, ID NJ Sheridan OF Dorset, one
brother, William Kelley OF Dorset,
two sisters, Mrs Daniel Brennan OF
Poultney and Mrs Edward Dalton of
Wallingford and by large circle Of
friends who extend their sincere sym
patty to the relatives in their sad be-
reavement.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18
PARADE ON
HALLOWEEN
COMMITTEES Hold Meeting TO
Make Arrangements
LINE OF MARCH MADE
Good Number Of Organizations
Have Agreed TO Take Part
In The Event
LINE OF MARCH MADE

There -As al adjourned meg,ln
Tuesday evening a, The Stark hos
room " iscriec, arrangements 'or n
Halo seen parade. Tho attendants
ww no, ~ large ~ many had hoped I
you'd bc bui considerable Prnerfs
vas made In the plans for The event
EFT 0riswold -as elected msrshs
and IL vas voted tina, each orgsn'st
ton which 10 10 take part choose ~
assis,sn. marshal o. uork With ~
oris~old. LII Nichols vas elec,.sl
SECRETARY and william 4 Hogan treas
urcr.
The line 81 march was selected .
caiend from the raliyins poln', tn
house Of the bradford Hooks. up Gag,
street N Bradford 10 Main 10 North Ia
River 20 Depot IN Maia 10 The Psinsm
House corner where the parade will
disband.
Tho organizations whose presence In
the parade has already been assured
arc the Young Mems club Of the Meth.
odis, church. the Bsracss. the YMCA.
the FIRE department. the band, forcs
tiers. the Grange, Deer view club. Co
2, WIG and football tesms Their
will also he the automobiles and ib'
noats.
People residing along the line Of
march have an opportunity TO assist
10 the project by illuminating their
houses. Lights aud lanterns can BE-
secured OF the committee, wP Hogan
spd G y Barnes. but Il Is especially
desired that orders for the same be
made as early as possible.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18

natural way the Interior OF lumber
camp, thus aiTording an appropriate
background against which TO display
the goods, particularly footwear, for
outdoor workers during Vermont
winter.
The Drysdale store was established
by the father OF the present proprietor
10 1874 at the Mill store. Four years
later Il was moved 20 the building now
occupied byJ II Cranston on River
street and 10 1891 10 the brick building
on the corner Of North add River
streets.
The business has certainly kept pace
: with ~ -ir.Aa5 Eo.-csss..ipped by a
little the growth Of the town. Lines
have bren added as the wants Of the
people manifested themselves and the
steady increase Of business plainly
shows that large trade can be built
and held in town OF ths sizs'of BEN
niDgt on.
The location on North street was too
far away from the main thoroughfare
and as Bennington like all other towns
has "a tendency TO centralize its bust
ness Mr. Drysdale had for sometime
been looking for site that would
bring him In closer touch with his
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18
NEARLY LOST FOOT

condsas' j.a, Shvidi nsrs While Cop
lag Csn
Conductor James Shul.lt il using b
cane these days A. a result IT an acc
deaf shilycouPling cars lie aliep
ID W push n draw bar with his foot
and the member vas csugh, bsiHsrI
the bumpers.
TIE toes we're severely squeezed a. d
he ~iil probably have 10 groE a n'v
ST Of aails CA the foot bot the iuilTy
will have no permanent effects IT,
was f,rti Ia not losing hi. fooi.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18
oo,umn,. win Not Remove Han.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.--Rumor that
the Columbia faculty would remove the
ban on Starbuck, Carter and Thorpe,
the disqualified football players. was
discredited last night by an official
statement of the faculty representative.
None of the men will be allowed to rep-
resent Columbia again this season, and
Thorpe will under no circumstances be
allowed to re-enter any department Of
the university Barred from Columbia.
Thorpe intends to enter Cornell and
there complete the course in mechanical
engineering.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18

Yesterday was opsnlaE day attic
nev DFysdals store GA south street
aud daFiag the afternoon aud essnli q
llls ladies ~ llsnninfiDn avAiied Them.
sslves Of Mo opportunity W make .
visit "a sLAi IL without doubt tho lar
sc, department store In Vermont
Gals ons store Ia tho siAir, tho Rich.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18
wi,,,nm. Tesm won NJ Golf

WOLLASTON. Mass, Oct. 1S.-The
Williams college team, composed of A.
w. Mitchell. Harold Wilcox. l.. W.
Mitchell, Il. Clapp and A. Gregory, won
the fourth New England Intercollegiate
golf championship on the links of the
Wolastou club, defeating the team of
the Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology in the final round by score of
10 points to A.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18
HOLD BRITISH OFFICERS
Mocrish Brignnds Commit Outrage
Near Tetunn hay.

TANGIER, Oct. 1S.--Two British ma
rine officers. Captain John Il. Crowther
and Lieutenant Edward Hatton, have
been captured by Moors. They were
OH their way from the interior to let
uan bay. where the British repair ship
Assistance lies stranded
The captors are Anghera tribesmen,
under a brother of Valiente, the brig
and chief who was recently arrested
and imprisoned at Tangler. They at
tackled the British officers, overpower-
ed their escort of Riff tribesmen and
carried the officers away.
The British commissioner here has
demanded the release Of the English
men. The leader of the brigands> has
offered to exchange his prisoners for
his brother Valiente.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18

PROVIDENCE. X. L., Oct. 1S.--The
convention at Infantry hall. where the
Republicans of the state met to nomi-
nate their candidates for state officers.
named the following: For governor,
George IL. Utter. Westerly; for lieuten-
ant governor, Frederick II. Jackson,
Providence; for secretary Of state.
Charles +. Bennett. Providence: for
attorney general, William b. Green
ough, Providence: for general treas
urer. Walter A. Read. Gloucester.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18
Cub,n Editor Honored by spain.

HAVANA, Oct. 1S.-The Spanish gov.
eminent has conferred on Nicolas Ri
vero. editor of the Diario de Ia Marina,
the grand cross of the Order OF Alton
so XII. in recognition of the newspa'
per's accomplishments in the direction
Of the maintenance and the furtherance
in recent years of the cordial relations
between the governments and peoples
of Spain and Cuba and for other dis
tinguished services in behalf of Span
ish interests In Cuba.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18
SUCCESSFUL OPENING AT DRYsDALE s son
Largest and Largest Stock Goods the State Of Vermont Attract
Crowd Of Visitors to Enjoy the Sights

husbands aud no, lnirequsnily man
-as sesn ioosing about all BY hls
lonesome. A feature Of the store That
appealed exclusively 10 Mo masculine
mind vas Tho lumber camp Ia lbe base.
meat iierc tho employees 10 the shas
d-paFsme had exercised lhsir ingen.
nily 10 reproducing ia aa eSeesiingl,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18
BANK CASHIER BANKRUPT
J II Whippls Of Manchester Center Files Vol
untafy Petition.

Burlington, Oct. Is The three pet
itions in bankruptcy filed yesterday in
the Office OF George e johnson, clerk
Of the United States courts, included
one Of John H Whlpple, assistan,
cashier Of the Factory National bank
at Manchester Center.
He has liabilities of SIS, 1888 OF
which Ga, 7b3. 80 are unsecured. The
bank In which he was employed was
the largest creditor, although Man.
chester and Rutland men we're includ-
cd. His assets are s4,976.s2, of which
$500 are claimed exempt.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18
RUTLAND RAILROAD MEETING
The Entirs Board Of Directors Re elected
Today.

Rutland, Oct. II. The annual meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the Rutland
Railroad Co. was held today. The
entire board of directors was re-elect
ed. They are W Seward Webb OF
Shelburne, Percival w Clement oil
Rutland, E v w Rossiter, Chauncey
M Dephew and J A Burden, Jr. OF
New York, George H Ball of Boston,
s r Galloway OF New York, James
Lawrence Of Groton, Mass, John W
Stewart OF Middlebury, n II Powers
OF Morrisville, Olin Merrill of Enos-
burg Falls, Fletcher u Proctor of
Proctor and George 7 Jarvis OF Rut
land.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18
ceruscate at Latonia.

CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 1S.-Corus-
cate, the favorite. won the fourth event
at a mile, the feature Of the card, at
Iatonia. Pirate Polly was second and
White Plume. the pacemaker, third.
~ third event, for maiden two-year-
Files, easily went to Wogg,A Bug.
sd choices
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18
Pure MOOD D.Ssnc.

Il means safety. A person whose
blood is in an impure and impoverish-
cd condition is in the greatest danger
OF catching any infectious or epidemic
disc be. DR. Kennedy's Favorite Rem
niaes Of fne blood, thus striking st
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18

trade. The Dos ssona 10
yesterday Il tho result
tho Park block, 10
solulsly nos inlsriof -.
purpose. Mr Dsysisis o.
feet Il door space. 10
entire hulldlng Siape ~
aud basement
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18

DOVER, N. H., Oct 1S.-Favorites
won in each event mt the Granite State
park. Louise G. won the 2.0S pace In
consecutive heats after dropping the
first to Barius. Mary Scott won the
2:1S trotting, but was obliged to shp
four fast heats to carry off first mo-
Straight heats and easy drives q
terized Owassia;s Icy in Il
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18
Weather

Rain warmer tonight. Rain cooler
Thursday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18

years has Al
know the wants OF its trade. HI,
has been increased, his sion
larger than II was, but 4
along the lines tina, he has
a number OF years.
On the lower floor are
small wares, shoes and met
ings, on the second ladies'
curtains. trunks and travelIf
on the third carpets and y
certainly a harmonious y
As a bit of evidence ~
has been a wise
bssibersrssth
in the history a
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18
The New
Drysdale Store

Tuesday opening
aateng and complimentary BY
straightforward merchandising
goodwill and splendid Enough
It's
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18
The Dry Goods Store

South Aisle, Main Floor, Exposition of the newest in
Dress Goods Silks Linens Fannels Sheetings White Goods
Ginghams, Prints, Blankets and Quilts.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18
The Garment Store

Second Floor is b,ehive of busy shopp The assortm sn
of Suits Coats Fu, Skirts Rain Coats Fur Lined Goats aud
Chldren's Garments is most satisfactory.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18
The Glove and Hosiery

Main Ases masterfu collection Of every correct
thing in aud Winter Gloves-Kid Mocha, Cape, Suede
Wool silk and Le The Hosiery stock complete from to
from the that sells for right up by eaypce step the
handsome embroidered all silks at $500 the pair
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18
The Corset and Muslin Underwear

Main AseYou imagine how complete Corset stock when
tell have stock full lines of so shapes and styles
Our reputation for immense assortments all times of cean
crisp dependable underwear lines widely known AT present
stocks larger than before Values really surprising
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-18

Co c. the right of Main Stairway All OF Vests
Pants aud Union Suits girls and babies Shirt Waists of
Silk Linen Wool Cotton in pofuse variety Fanneee
Gowns Skirts Robes and Knit Shaw Corset Covers end
Very special Black Pecoa found
Here you'll find the Infants Wear Coaks Bonnet Slips
Knit Sacques Lggns and Mtens danty made pretty
trimmed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-26
CHARITY WORK.
United Association Hss Dono Much To
Relieve tho Needy,

The United Charities association met
yesterday afternoon, when SupL NJ NJ,
Wood submitted u report covering the
time from the inception Of the society
last December 10 May last Tho re-.
port showod Expenditure for equip.
mont, horse ana buggy SIS for rent Of
headquarters salary ana other equip.
mcnt, $500 Expenditure for relief work;
For clothing, food, fuel transportation,
medical aid miscellaneous, otcp $500 49,,
temporary loans, $50 supplies for kind
ing wood, SOi5, making u total oy.
pendturc Of sO0o5o
In addition 20 the above the report
showed that % families had been sup.
pllod with fuel, that the supervisor had
visited asa families or mi number
30i were helped, iO5 Of whom were
adults. ana there were ibS children,
making a total Of l,?23 persons,
The burcnu has found employment for
?i1 persons, making an aggregate wage
of $1,000 Two blind men have been
partly maintained at the headquarters
and enabled TO partly support them
selves, Two paralytlcs have been
Kept, one of whom TX the telephone
clerk, and earns house rent ana fuel for
himself ana family ~ six, the rcmaln-
der of the support being supplied by
the mothers work,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-26
HARD ON LOS ANGELES.
Rejected roodstuiis Find Ready Market
In That City

state Chemist Harms continues to
watch Tor dopod foods, and M the ylg'
lance continues, the amount Of these
Objectionable products grows less and
loss While Mr. Harms was IN Los
Angeles, he found that city In an I'M
oLvlablc condition az regards sef-pro'
lection from ndultoralod foods, and said
that the citizens were just waking up
10 the way they were being imposed
upon, Mr. Harms found that a whole
carload OF ndultcratod oatsups which
had been sent TO Salt Lake ana turned
back on the manufacturers, was finally
disposed Of IN southern California, "Aro
YOU the man who has been making oil
this trouble for usP' asked one Los
Angeles doped food manufacturer OF
MIR, Harms rho latter 0olno wledRod
that no had done HIS share IN that
prnisoworthy performance, well re-
lllod the manufacturer, you have
made me lofo a whole lot OF money but
! finally got rid Of the goods
Mr. Harms calls attention 10 the fact
that tho use OF 0niline dyes enables
manufacturers 90 Use q class " tonN.
toee that are not NJ for use but which
OH that account are obtnlnnble for u
song, The manufacturer OF perfectly
straight goods calls for tomatoes that
arc IN primo condition,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-26

baron began to fail rapidly and hIs con.
dlton assumed disquIctng form Al.
though he kept NJ an animated conyor-
satlon with members Of his family and
the old servants, the patient became
very weak ana last night entered on "A
comaoec state and passed AWAY this
morning peacefully surrounded by hls
family The announcement OF the bar.
on's death caused widespread regret for,
besides his position IN the financial
world, Baron Alphonso was known for
HIS lavish charities, one OF the latest
being the gift OF 1000 900 for the eroc-
ton OF worklngmens homes,
The news Of the baron's death caused
deep impression among llnnnclcrs
generally II was said that his death
would probably momcnlurlly influence
the extensive interests IN which tho
house II concerned, but that I, would
not have u lnstng eject on the mar
kots,
The deceased, who was born In lS97
VIII he succeeded as head of the Paris
banking house by Baron Lambert de
liothschild of Brussels, whose business
capacity has earned him worldwide
reputation
Tho burial of Baron Aphonsc wll be
most simple according 10 the strict rule
OF the Rothsohlld family, Including n
plain coilln without mourning tributes,
The funeral, the date of which has not
yet been fixed, viii be the occasion OF n
notable tribute OF respect
A member Of tho rrcnoh'AmorIcan
banking house said
Baron AlphOnse was the lending
spirit OF the Rolhechlds IN their re-
latlona with practically al the govern.
monts Of Europe Besides the colossal
task Of financing tho Indemnity which
France paid To Germany after the
Frnnoo.Uermnn war OF lSi0.il, he nc-
lively carried on relations with other
governments, In Italy these included
both the government and the vatican
finances, The house also has large In.
teroels In Spain, largely control Of
Rusela's railroad development and held
considerable parts of all the old Rus.
sian loan issues, The house, however
has not exercised n controlling lnnu.
enoo IN the new Russian loan The
large industrial interests ~ the house
IN Russia Include the petroleum fields
Of llOku, The house has also had cons
siderable dealings with American s0s
ourliIoa through the liclmonls, i, plor.
pont Morgan ana John W. Gates, In,
Guiding Louisville n Nashville and the
Atlantic coast line transportation and
also has extensive interests IN mines IN
California"
Baron Alphoneo was u member Of tho
academy Of me arts II member Of the
French institute and commander OF
the legion Of honor He leaves two
children, Baron lGdouard ana Baroness
BontrlN Ne has two surviving broth.
ors baron Gustav and Baron Edmond,
Paris, May 96,-Thc marko, showed
some hesitation, but The announce.
mcnt OF the donlh Of Baron Alfonso De
Rolhechlld produced little effect on val.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-26
A PI0N ERR WALL.



A surprising discovery Of well pro.
served foundation well has just been
made by masone while cscavatlng on
tho premises occupied by the residence
Of Con G, =, Burton, at % First street
Tho men were digging preparatory TO
making an extension OF the porch ~ tho
residence, and when ahou, lg feet below
tho surface struck rock ledge which
upon bolng uncovered, proved 10 be a
wall Of bouldors,
An investigation develops the fact
that this interesting BIT of old masonry
Is the rem1lns Of one of the FIRST build.
ngs erected hy the pioneers, Files "
The Dessert News for tho period are
lillod with editorial urgngs TO the poo.
pie 20 haul plenty ot wood from tho
canyons In the fall 10 last through the
winter, and with news Items on tho
keen suffering of those who neglected
10 bring In their supplies before snow
nlled the ronds,
Brigham Young, noycrso be caught
unawares and unproydod built the
FIRST wood house IN tho west, as
we'll M the first wall 10 keep ont tho
Indians, ana the home OF Gen, Burton
nVN htunuh on INC Nllo ol inc Ola loWnR
NOOdhouao,
The ground at that time was near
the bed OF city crock and was on the
slope Of a hlll, Filling IN has since been
done, In order 10 yet uniform grade
and IN this work thc foundation or tho
old wood house was buried u dozen
feet below the surface, Across the road
south sim stands another Interesting
remnant of plonecr life, II IN the
'smoko house" Of brigham Youngs os.
tate, whore beef was prepared for pres.
oryatIon through the FIRST long winters
supplies, Below the residence of Gem
Burton whoro the Emery. Holmes nata
now stand At the corner ~ First and
state streets. was In the FIRST decade "
Utah's life, LARGO corral for gathering
cyttlo ak they came In from their LONG
Journey from the Missouri
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-26
CASHIER SHOOTS HIMSELF.


Stockton, CAT, May 95--Consoqucnt
upon me fact that Cashier Kahn Of the
O0kdolc bnnk shot himself yesterday,
the directors of The institution "
which Thomas B Dorsey Nv the progl.
dent met last nlghl und suspended
business Indefinitely rho state bank
commissioners have been sont for The
condition Of nc Rahlcr while somc'
what improved today ~ SIN procnrlous,
II Va stated here by bankorG that the
OOkiulc bank has been IN bad standing
for numo tlmo the institution lost
about $4,000 IN tho lipplngor grain FAIL
uro, ana Mr. Kahn Sustained heavy
loss IN "a barley zeal not 30 very LONG
ago, Kahn was formerly member OF
the grain arm of llaslaohor ~ Knhn,
Tho institution ul tho Fisl National
bank IA Oukiulo took nom the Oakd0lo
bank considerable business also These
facts have oocasionod d persistent tu,
NOR that Nnhu, because of those losses
and Nj honlth. attempted Nclfsdoatruc-
ton IN n M NJ dependency,
ON the Other hand friends aud rolu.
tlvos declare that The shooting was
purely accidental IN fact shortly after
II occurred Mr. Kahn told hls wife IN
n moment Of consciousness, thut he had
been examining the weapon which had
been oul of order aud that II wns nc.
cIdcutnlly discharged There IN no hint
NJ criminal shortages