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Evening journal., 1905-04-15
KANEKO ON THE WAR.
Its Future Effects Described by th'
.JnpnnQse Baron.

Its Future Effects Described by the
JnpnnQse Baron.
The Ethical Culture society in New
York was addressed the other morning
IN Carnegie hall by Baron Kcntaro
Kaneko OF Japan on the Russian-Japa
nese war, says the New York World
lie declared that his country woult
occupy greater position for hayius
declared war against RUSSIA, the ua
ton which was looked upon by III,
world as the most powerful
"No nation would declare war agains
Russia except tiny. little japan lac
raid, "but we have been making prep
aratons for It for ten years. We are
not only hghtlng against the RussiW
army and navy, but arc fighting ra
cial ana religious war besides. Ru<
is performing the duty toward lib
white race by lighting us, the yellow
peril and is carrying on a crusade
crush the heatlen Jap.
ITO meet these attacks we appoini
ed two professors on international law
il being our desire TO conduct this wa.
in accordance with the principles o..
Christian humanity against "A pagan
nation. can stand here before this
large audience in the greatest mctrop
oils of the greatest nation ana truth
fully say that we have not violated one
point in international law. We have
supplied 3..OO doctors and nurses TO
the Rod Cross in Japan and we have
cared for the wounded OF our enemy as
we have for our own.
"a special point in our military train
ing is humanity. Bravery by mere
force Is animal brutality and not BRAY
| cry Our aim in life is TO do right and
no wrong 20 others 1t IS our hope to
build up our nation by Anglo-SaXon
! civilization. individual right, religious
freedom and political liberty.
( IF we control the feeling Of anger
/ and severity against a bitter foe we
are truly civilized people. Then-ther
only-can we say that man is made al
image Of him whose name shall b'
glorlfed by mans action.
"The west is not only factor des
tined to civiizc the world. 1t discov
cred the real strength moral and in
tellectuaD of the Japanese. IL has be
gun to respect the right of the Asiatics
The east has some power which car
stand against the might OF the west
The east. II it welcome western civil
cation, can be ranked with Europe an,
America.
There will be two types OF civillza
tion-oriental and occidental-Japai
and Europe and America. The tire
can be assimilated into one, by whicl
oriental culture and western scienc
shall not conflict. but be in harmony
50 as to share the Inheritance Of tn
civilization Of the two hemispheres. -
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
kilIed In coIIi-lon with Auto.

Now York. April 15.-ln a collision
between an automobile and a farm
wagon on the Herrick road. in Queens
Borough. Peter Helmke. "a years ola,
of Rockville Centre. Lohg Island, the
driver OF the wagon. was killed, and
the occupants of the automobile woro
severely bruised and shaken up. Ac-
cording to the police report the occu-
pants of tho automobile were William
H. Whitaker and Or Seymour Open
heimcr. both of this city.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
srNsh1loN M navANA
Papers Showing improper Acts Of Of
fciais etolsn By congr. .comen.

Papers Showing improper Acts Of Of
nciais etoisn Ey congr. .eomen.
Havana, April 15.-Great excitement
hes been caused in political circles here
over the forcible seizure by six Nation
slist congressman Of papers covering
allegations Of improper acts by Havana
eouncilmen and city officials. The in
fidont is the outcome of strife between
the members Of the Moderate party, Of
which President Palma and his cabinet
ministers are members, and the Ma
tionalists. who control the city and
provincial government.
The allegations. which are mostly Of
minor description, were made two
yeas ago and sent by the government
TO General Nunez, governor Of : lvana
province, for inyestse n and dec.-
sion. General Nunoz "a I'd the ale
cations to be investiga to some ex-
tent from the records, but the investi-
cation was not completed. On Wednes-
day General Andrade. secretary OF the
interior, directed Governor Nunez &c
return his decisions by Saturday after
noon. When the clerk from the gov
ernor's Office appeared at the city ha.
carrying the papers he was attacked by
six congressman, among whom was the
governors brother. and overpowered
after which the documents We're takei
from him and secreted.
The Nationalist congressman con
cerned in this affair have made nj
statement except to assert that tn
documents are now in the custody O
the house. Governor Nunez has re
ported the seizure of the papers to Sec
retay Andrade and the court Of frs
instance.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
BASEBALL JAMES IN
THE BIG LEAGUES
Season Opened Yesterday.
10000 See New York
Defeat Boston

.rhe base BAH season opened IN the tive
biz leagues yesterday ana was featured
bV iaieo crowds. An OF The teams played
except cleveland and Detroit OF the
American Iengue and this game was
called on on account of rain.
rhcre was a record-breakng crowd nj
tio Now York Boston National League
gamc m the former city The tuius'..t.
registered over p.coo
The Philadelphia Athletes opened
with the champion nosons as the oitnc-
ton ana won out by the score of 20 3
The attendance was i5.o9e The PhilAcs
PLAYED n Brooklyn ana won.
The result OF the games in the Ameri-
can League follows
Athletics 8. Bcsten, .
ST. Louis. o, cnicaso D
New York. q; Washington,
'lcveland-Deuoit rain.
National League scores:
Philadelphia. r.; kign, g.
New York iu' Boston,
PusbtrE 3. cncnnau a.
Chicago. q, ST. Louis, 1.
Schedule for today American League:
Boston at Philadelphia
Sew York at Washington.
ST. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cicyelund.
schcdule foi today National League
Philadelphia az Brooklyn
Boston az New York.
rhicaeo az 81 Louis.
pntsbure at Cincinnati.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
Wer. Proaressina RspldIy.

The work of layug tracks for the
Rockford Park extension of the Peo-
pies Railway Company is proeressing
rapidly. Tho company has entered I'M
TO o contract with the Il. l. Dupont
Company whereby the former is to an
iu section Of land about SEQ feet In
length and from 30 to 40 feet In width.
THIS work is now being done A
large force Of laborers and carts are
olso at work near r sing sun.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
peath Of Isaae sac.
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to Tho Evening Journal.
Townsend, April 15-Isaac staats. a
weu-knovn resident of this town. who
has been in poor health for the Dasttwo
years. died at his residence on Main
street on Monday evening Funeral
sefNaees were he,d mt the nome ON
Thursday morning by the Rev. j. w.
Jones The body was taken TO Friend
ship Church where services We're con-
duc5ed by the Rev Albert Chandler,
of SMYRNA Intelment was made n
Friendship cemetery
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
Baseball at Newark.
spocIal 10 Tho l3vcnlng journal.

NTW'TII 10 IIU IINVWTUH IUUTHII
Newark. April A..
Delaware College is scheduled to play
her first Glme of baseball to-day with
the Dover tlch Club on The athletic
grounds.
paiaNare WILLIS, brother OF Vic.
Willis, the National League twnler. has
signed contract to play with the
Einghampton, ". Y. club. He lent for
that plHce this week
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
llNe stock Marl,elc.

Union stock Yards, Pitgsburg-Cat-
tie steady: choice S6G6.25; prime.
s5.6506. Hogs higher; prime. heavy,
medium and heavy Workers S5.9OT
595; light Workers. s5.S0G 500, pigs.
e9;nua o.,v; Iousss s44-9. Sheep slow (;
s250m3 lambs. S9d12; veal calves.
Sf665O.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
nnstroued NC RenIa,ed.

Special to The Evening Journal
Middlctown. April 1.-THE frees along
the sidewalk from hero TO the Forest
Cemetery. which were destroyed boy I'M
known purtios last hNowen eh, ta @
been rcplaced this week. There were thir-
ty-throc new trees needed
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
HOw's This

we offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
FOR amy case of Caarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY a CO., Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned have known r. J.
cheney TOR the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in an business
uansactions and hnanciany able TO carry
out amy obligations made by his firm.
Walding Kinnan * Mnrvin.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Catprrh Cure is taken internally
actins directly upon The blood ANA mu-
cous surfaces oi the SYSTEM Testimonials
sent free Price, 75c per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
Take Hairs Family Pills Cor constipa-
tion.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15

The wedding ceremony should be COM
silercl choice langusge.
THE lute player generally has a
hfllain part.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
league coNvENrIoN
Denver, COL, July So, via
Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad.
Very Low Rates.

From all points East of the Ohio
river, tickets will be sold June 20 to
July 8, inclusive, valid returning to
and including July II, 1905.
Extension Of return limit to August
II may be obtained on deposit of
ticket and payment of fifty cents.
For full particulars. address near
est B. & O. ticket agent or c. w. Bas-
=ett. C. p. A., B. & o. r. r., Ralti-
more, I'D.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15


othcr events followed On team mcc.
roofd established 81 paw wuund record
rttms sun of 90 ne mis- ga three out
og N
The ume team which drfcatrd the vs-
iios ai arsets last night defeated thcm
Ga dncS pm bowliag contest by the
srorc of ssa 20 s@ rhes cores.
Wnmiunion fiks sgu'c-. 50; Town
tcnl oS. Foord. 90. Arlchor. "a; Nc
kovcv qli total aa.
N0rr.stown ElSs- smith. ci; sheets. 1S,
rurker es; scnchnrd. 80; Dcvaney i5'
total 55.
ia lnother game twrcu other tolms
thc result was tics. Tho scores.
Wilmineion Elts simmons. o6' Focrd,
os. Mcichoir 7i. NclSrvcy, SD; total. 3y
Norrstovn Elhs Hcavner cS. Rutcn-
house. Ns llalman %; Lawlcss co. total,
siT
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
LOCAL ElEs WON
Defeated Norristown Team in a
Shooting Match.

ST the Wawasct Gun Club g.oueds ycs-
tctday afternoon team of local E.ba de-
fcnted team lrum ths Nctfist3vu E.ks
in match shoot hy % targ eis. 10 was a
ivc-man team race 30 targets per man.
Tho Nnrrsiown shooters ,ricd hud to
W 10 the sncut. for they were beaten un
ihe y own grounds duyng the wirter hy
the local tcam AZ ihr end of the lirat 8
tarscts Nor.stown lcd hy one ia-ge b Z
clime the remainder OF lhc race th'
iora lcam iook baee and ors head.
Thc shooting of W. NJ. Foord who WIS
ln,n suu fcuturpd tho rFee and ho
nli,dv bis last s5 tla.ght. fNliowins the
shoot ihe visitors were entertained hy
the local gucsis 1hc scores at 80 tnrgsts:
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
COLDFIELD '5i.iii p SSiiEE& SEHjSif f Y

Is an authentic and complete record OF
this most marvellous GOldheld-Tonopah
district. which is now producing 1t tho
rate OF Twenty-Four Million Dollars per
year. Contains official maps and many
good Illustrations. Free sample copy.
TWENTIETH CENTURY MINER.
So Congress ST., Boston. Mass.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15

STOP That Cough
with Car;meils Vinegar OF Tar.
Evening journal., 1905-04-15
NlIlAilN9ToN EllN'
NnRRIsrnMN TIka.

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-04
Russian Army Became PR.
sonerS Of War
COST JAPAN 100 MILLIONS
Estimate Of Money Loss to Japan
in Port Arthur Siese-Took
$4,000 Prisoners.

LONDON, Jan. A Tokyo special
dispatch says that by permission Of the
japanese General Stoessel has sent a
cable message to the emperor of Rus
STA. The message recites the fact that
the Port Arthur commander was forced
to surrender, announces the terms
granting the officers parole and asks
the emperor to send his commands.
General Stoessel relates how the po-
sition of the fortress of Port Arthur
gradually became less safe and more
critical, the ravages of scurvy increas-
ing enormously the casualty lists, al.
ready so considerable from the Japa-
nese assaults and bombardments.
Toward the end Of the year the sup
plies Of ammunition completely gave
out, there were $4,000 sick and wound
ed in the hospitals and 500 fresh
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-04
DROPS DEAD
AT HOME
Sudden Death at SALISBURY
This Morning
OF THOMAS W. ROBINSON
Had Been in Apparent Good
heaIth-heart Disease Prob.
ably Cause

Thomas Robinson, we'll known res
ident of SALISBURY, dropped dead at
his home in SALISBURY this morning
while he was dressing himself. He
was born in that town about. So years
ago and that had always been his
home. He leaves wife and one son.
He was the youngest brother OF former
U. S. Marshal John Robinson of this
town and George Robinson OF Shafts.
bury.
Mr. Robinson had been in good
health apparently up to the minute of
his death. He was here a good por-
ton of the day Saturday with his
brother and Monday evening attended
a church social at North Bennington.
Heart trouble is given as the cause of
his death.
He was a man much esteemed by all
who knew him. Beside those above
mentioned he is survived by sister,
Mrs Martin Murray of SALISBURY and
a niece, Mrs j. B. Wheeler of Rutland.
His funeral will be attended from the
church of st John the Baptist in North
Bennington.
He is the second one in the family to
die suddenly in short time, his sister
Mrs Catherine Graham having dropped
dead October Sth last.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-04
BAPTlSTS IN SESSION.
Annual Meeting and Election Of Officers Mon
day Evening.

The annual meeting of the First Bap-
list church was held Monday evening,
January 2. Reports for the years
work were given by officers and heads
OF departments. While the number of
additions to membership was not
large, the working force OF the church
showed marked growth.
The most important act of the meet
ing was the vote to accept the "Act of
Incorporation" passed by the last leg
islature, and under this act the follow
ing trustees are to represent the church
between corporate meetings: Messrs
L A Graves, F o Graves, A B Sibley,
A o Edison, w G Bull, o Burt and
ex-officio; the treasurer elected by
the church, DR. F S Pratt; W T White
was elected clerk of the corporation as
u as clerk of the church.
a.. Nichols was elected deacon for
term of seven years and W. T. Bar.
rett for two years to fill a vacancy.
The treasurer and financial committee
reported enough reliable subscriptions
to meet all bills of the church up to
January /, 1905.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-04
GENERAL NOGI.

casualties coming in daily; that at the
end of the siege he had only 1900 men
under arms, the remainder of the origi-
nal garrison having been either killed
or disabled.
The garrison when hostilities COM
menced was estimated Mt $4,000 men,
independent of the marines and sailors
of the feet.
The report continues:
Yesterday morning the japanese
blew up part of the parapet of fort No.
3. They afterward opened a severe
bombardment along the whole front,
but especially on fort No. 3 and finally
captured it.
by the occupation Of this fort the
japanese became masters Of the whole
north front, and the fortress could hold
out no longer. We had almost no am
munition. l will take measures to pre-
vent carnage in the streets.
"Scurvy is sensibly weakening the
garrison. have now under arms only
10000 men, all sick"
Admiration at st. Petersburg for the
heroic defense is mingled with wonder
how General Stoesse continued to hide
the true condition of the fortress so
long from the world.
Emperor Nicholas has granted Gen
eral Stoessels request that his officers
be allowed to give their parole.
In Russia for the moment the people
seem to have forgotten all their differ
ences IN the common grief.
The emperor arrived here today, and
council of his advisers was held i'm
mediately. Much as the situation Is
complicated by agitation at home the
war party seems still completely In the
ascent. and the indications are the en-
peror's advisers are practically unani-
nous that Russia's prestige abroad
and the security Of the dynasty at
home make II impossible for Russia to
accept humiliating peace dictated by
Japan as the conqueror.
While the general impression is that
peace at this stage is impossible, there
always is the possibility in autocratlc
government that the unexpected may
happen. The suggestion that President
Roosevelt would be willing to tender
the good offices Of the American gov
eminent in case Russia intlmated that
II will be acceptable has aroused a
most friendly feeling in st. Petersburg
toward the United States, but from Of
ficlal sources IT is learned that Russia
cnn give no such intimation and will
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-04
Section Visited By Most q
ere Storm Of Season. \
EIGHT INCHES OF SNOY
Snow PIows Broke Out Paths
Town Early This Morning.
Trains Delayed

This section OF the state is now
the grasp of an old fashioned winteS
Snow began falling late Monday night
after three days OF spring weather With
heavy rains and it continued to snowI
all day Tuesday,
The snow was light and has drifted
considerable in some places especially
back on the hills.
During Tuesday night the mercury
took drop OF several degrees regis
tering five below zero this morning
Snow fell during the night until there
was about eight inches.
The electric cars got as far as the
Putnam house at s o'clock this moi
ing after much difficulty. The trai
on the Rutland r r. are running
from scheduled time making the ma
late. The storm will cause much di
Guilty in breaking out the count
roads.
LhC flildSO SlpN plON tulS tDOfD
rendered the best service III the me
DRY of the present generation.
sidewalks were cleared on all of
principal streets and many OF
others In time for the children to
TO school
The storm ceased at s O'Clock and
as soon as the snow is packed dowr
the sleighing will be the best this Vim
ter.
There is now enough snow to furnish,
material for all of the poets of "the|
beautiful snow"
The sleeper from the south was over
three hours la,J this morning. That
from the norm was about on time az
North Bennington but passengers
Bennington had to wait therefsD
from the south so that it was
O'Clock before they reached her
The morning train from Tn
not reach here until afternoon.
train on the Chatham division
hours behind and the afternoon ira
are way off their schedule times. TIE
graph and telephone communicable
are not interrupted.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-04
oathy Both Are Expensive Enough Be Sou-SatisfymgV
Women Hospital for Surgical Operation Try Oseopaty Bo
DIVORCE CASES
Occupying the Attention Of County Court To.
day

The morning session Of the county
court was occupied with the Coulter
divorce case and a decision is expec.
ted this afternoon. The jurymen were
discharged from further duty, and
received their pay. The DeForge
cases were continued. Mabel Lyman
and Morris Dickinson who have been
10 jail here since last August charged
with adultery were released on their
own recognizance and left Wednesday
evening for their homes near Ludlow.
The afternoon is being taken up by
divorce cases etr. The final adjourn
ment Of the court will be on Friday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-04
FIREMEN CHOOSE OFfICER
Annual Meeting Of Three Companies Tussd
Evening.

The different fire companies \
their annual meetings Tuesday Of
ing.
The Tiffany Hose Company elect, =
the following: President, Adolph Shl
man; first vice president, Frank Shaw
second vice president, John Lyons
foreman, John Lynch; first assistant,
George Mulligan; second assistant
Louis Waite; clerk, Louis Briggs !
treasurer, Patrick Reilly; auditor, 81 1
las Harbour; steward, Frank Shaw.
w, Fl. Bradford Hook and Ladder
Company elected these officers: Presi-,
dent, John Hayes: vice president, Gee
Martin; foreman, Ira Puffer; first as
sistant, John Carroll; financial secre-.
tary, NJ. NJ. Collins; recording secre.
tary, E. A. Smith; treasurer, VIM p.
Hogan.
Stark Hose elected the follow..Ss
ficers: President. r f. Howe
president, Richard +. Rawson;
Welcome Allen; treasurer, r. f. RI
son: foreman, G. Fremont Barn
frs. ssistant, F. B. Newton; seco
assistant, James Gregg; auditc
Arthur Rickert, the foreman and
cond assistant. Following the ell
ton a turkey supper was served to
members of the company, honor
members and invited guests.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-04
CHURCH DEDICATION.

New Building At Salisbury Depot to be DIED.
ieatsd Thursday.
The dedication of the ME church at
SALISBURY Depot will be held Thurs
day, January 9th.
AtlO.3O a. m. Rev George w. Brown
DID,, presiding elder Of the Burling-
ton district, will preach sermon.
At O'Clock dedicatory exercises will
be conducted by the presiding elder
and sermon by Rev Walter E. Thomp-
son OF Mechanicville.
In the evening Rev G.. W. Rowley of
Bennington and Rev @. S. Agan, pas
tor of the church, will speak.
The church was organized in 1890
but the first building was destroyed by
fire.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-04
IN ARMORY HALL.

Two Basket Ball Games To Be Played Friday
Evening.
Two basket ball games will be play
ed in Armory hall Friday evening.
The YMCA team captained by
Arthur Kehoe, which was victorious
last Friday night, will meet Louis 3.
Puffer's Ave.
The second game will be the Ben
nington Falls team versus the ''Odd
Five.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-04
CHURCH DEBT RAISED.
Congregational Church Free From lneum.
brances

The annual meeting OF the Second
Congregational society was held Mon
day evening. The gratifying announce
ment was made that the entire debt of
the society had been extinguised and
the society start the New Year free
from any incumbrance.
The society elected these officers:--
President, Olin Scott; first vice presi-
dent, w. f, Hawks; second vice presi-
dent, CIV. Thatcher; treasurer, j. S.
Holden; clerk, Vim B. Sheldon. These
also constitute the board of trustees.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-04
Reduction Sale OF Horse Clothing

In order to reduce Stock before in
ventory we will offer the following
bargains: Burlap Stable Blankets,
full lined with 2 surcingIes attached
CSC. Brown Bear Robes, extra large
size, plush lined, S7.95 Extra select
ed black or Natural Color Fur over
coats for driving, Sl4 90 each. 90x96
in Fawn Color Team blankets, heavy
weight, s2.97 each. Extra large size
grey Japanese Wolf Robe, Plush lin
ed 1915 each. Fancy Plush lap robes
S3. so each. Mail orders will receive
prompt attention. VIM H. Frear &
Co. Troy. Il. Y.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-04
ELECTION AT CENTER
Village Officers and Tax Of IS Gents on the
Dollar Voted.

Dollar Voted.
The annual village meeting was held
at the Center Tuesday evening. Re-
ports for last year were read and a
tax of 35 cents voted.
The following officers were unani-
mously elected: moderator, Rev War
rem Morse; clerk, George Robinson;
treasurer, George Worthington; col
lector, M. Robinson Swift; auditors,
Philip jennings and Palmer Bough
ton; trustee John Bahan, Samuel
Robinson, Walter II. Berry and S. B.
Hall.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-04
PRISONERS TAKEN.

Large Number Of Russians Fall into Jl
Hands at Port Arthur.
Toxic, Jan 4:-Official reports
ceived here state that the Japand
took $4,000 prisoners at the surrezk
of Port Arthur. They will prob
be brought to japan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-04
HON c. H. DARLING
Home For Few Days-wii Attend Two Social
Functions in Boston.

Charles II. Darling Is home from
Washington spending few days with
his family. Tomorrow he goes to
Boston to preside at the annual meet
ing of the Zcta Psi fraternity, Of
which he is president, which will be
held in that city the 9th and It'll.
The date is also the golden ami
versary of the Kappa Chapter of
Tufts college of which Mr. Darling is a
graduate.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-04

Headache and Neuralgia from Colds
Laxative Bromo Quinine, the world wide Cold
and Grip remedy removes the cause. Call for
the full name aud look for signature OF K. w.
Grove. 25c.