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The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-05-17

Cambell Bros. circus here June 2.
Attorney Lewis Sinister is in town.
The Presbyterian church will be
ready for use next Sunday.
Besides tile shark coming there is
a bucking tiger in town now.
A little girl arrived at the home OF
Mrs VIM. Bowler last Saturday.
The report of the Clarence Conkey
shooting is by u Burdette correspon-
dent.
First class entertainments at the.
Christian Church tonight. Everybody
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs Quincy are nicely locat-
ed in rooms in the Whitcomb block.
They are fine young people.
VIM. Redmond and John Trythall
graduated from the, Chicago dental
college and arrived home last week.
The former will open a dental office
here.
J, w. CoQuillette is havinga sewer
put down in front Of his store at his
own expense that win connect with
the main sewer. Mr.. CoQuillette is
progressive.
Make it hot, was the message to Il
high priced %addwriter, but he couldn't
make it hot enough to bring out
all the brilliant points that go with
acme peanuts, at the Broadway
booth,
Miss Pearl Clifford, of Miller, asister
Of our neighbour on the east, II. /.
Clifford, is visiting this week with II.
/ She is employed on the Gazette; we
acknowledge a pleasant call,-Hitch-
cock News. -.aa. ..r
The warm sunshine is
causing a great upheaval
in the vegetation circles,
No reliable reports Of
railroad building in this
part of the state this sum-
mer. So. ..... s. .
0.n
Remember the entertain
ment and refreshments in
the Christian church to-
night.
Koch, the New Tim den
fist, charged with killing
competition by numbering
a rival dentist, has had a
second trial. The first trial
was 9 to 8 for acquital, this
time Z to 5 for conviction.
He is in jail with a third
trial and rope attachment
probable.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-05-17

nj DUDE was at Mill eg
over Sunday
Mrs. Woodland and IittIe
daughter drove to town.
Rev. Wallis breaches al
9Th so schoolhouses sol th Of
h4
Mrs. Maud ProstroIo and.
Rose Prostrolo were here
trading
Mrs. LedbBtter and dough
Ter zue, aud Mrs Joseph
Gardner were trading la
town this week
Mrs, G w. Stephenson
departed for Iowa after d
visit with her PARENTS Mr.
and Mrs. Wren
With deep sorrow the
sad news is received Of the
death of Jesse Price at
BeEn, New Mexico The
relatives have the sympathy
OF their many friends.
George new writes
from Albuquerque, where
he may remain awhile.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-05-17
Rec. Heights and Vicinity.


Ten dollars WAS realized
setbe Sunnyside social.
E SeyeTson was ia from
dc south after supplies.
aa Sect departed for a
zsas with relatives Ia ,Illi7
1E>
Ragsy5. Camp is doing
seaars work for Gardner
HsDthers,
Mrs. Walker Berry and
daughter Stella drove to
lawn Monday
Mrs. Frank Gardner is
- the Congregational as
zs0iation at Yankt0n.
Mrs. Miller and Miss
Miller were visitors to iowa
From Aenth of here.
0beA Bawdon bought Eve
registered white face cattle.
ac Milief that himself and
SON drove home Monday.
Dueb Lipstrpm. & Gard
ner, haye contracted to sink
n we'll for Mr.. Briggs on
the Ben Foley ranch south
sasF Of here.
If Gardner Bros. have three
or the SIX dipping tanks
about finished and material
70 being haG4sd out for the
other three.
Al temperance program
and aecktie social is an
nounced az Sunshine school
house, Midland township,
Friday night, the 18th.
Elder Bates and Charles
Miller boughS horses here
rs follows: Gardner Bros.
s II. w. Speirs /, Harry
Camp /, VIM. Price 2, Peter
Watkins /, Obed Bawdon /,
H. w. Perry /.
Gaarge Elfriak work
ing with Charles Messenger
building dipping tanks.
Mrs. Elfrmk is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
HALL They returned from
1T;Szx ,assazslzas 5zaryxa&Fimnarn
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-05-17
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Mrs Briggs is in St,
Paul.
Nellie. Potter is home
for the summer.
Miss Jennie White arriv-
cd Monday from Minneap-
oils for visit with friends.
The children are speaking in high
praise Of BESSIE CoquiIatte who taught
the primary room temporarily the
first Of the week.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-05-17

Strayed = from sec. 90
1867, about April IL, 1
brown pony mare branded
left shoulder also branded
!. V. on left hip, lame in.
front foot. Reward will be.
given for information. eng
+. c. Dean,
st. Lawrence, S. D.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-05-17

Sc sure ard take yoprc cyclone cellar
If you so osOkl&homa; also carry q fog
horn to notify yourself OF approach
ing cyclones. Reports frem there are
deathly.-
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-05-17
For Sale.

One of the finest residences
IN Miller. Can be had at a
bargain If taken soon. In
quire of j. G.. McC0ol.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-05-17
Ry the Peoples Consent /!

Mcfarland ID back Go make cement
am ready to contract for cement
walks. and also for buildings OF cement
bloC2S. We put Hp a g. ,500 bond with
a guarantee for i've years.
W. M. Mcfarland.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-14
BRYAN NOT A
CANDIDATE
Celebrated Nebraskan Wants
No Office.
TOO EARLY TO CHOOSE
Hope, That light May be Thrown
Upon Pathway Of Democratic
Party.

make ny pasiiisn perfectly Clear.
uaHi - SAP - yoa uisl nsl uaiy an
isi announcing = candidacy. bot sH
80 permitting = eaniidarY. I an ~
tes q candidate faF any usnce. hst,
tsyer ssid that I uuaid hsyrr sgait
D. = candidate fuf ofice. but I want
% cay nou that tais 10 candidacy "a
ofioe dos Dot affect inc As u oace did
] believe that ny place In history VII
b. dsiefminri bot ~ What Ito people
are able 10 DO for me. bot ~ whsi
I sfn able 10 DO Zoe che people.
4 think u l. how TOO som 10 CHOOSE
q oahdidats Zoe pfcsideni 20 make dc
Fnco three year frun baw. IL IL g.,
early 10 pledgo gnr.slt-- 70 any one
man trust that brfors tho time
comes 90 name a man for tho nrki
presidential race iishi may b. thrgvt
uPga our rariy's pathway afd that .
man may b. chosen who viii b. hcsi
able - do Zoe the party more than
have Jet been able a. do
In these words William Icnnings
Bryan administered n check 60 the "a.
thuslasin which az she Jefferson club
banquet given IN Mr. Bryan's honor
grcv,ei the spccchcs advocating biz
nomination Tor the third time for prs.
ldcnf.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-14
DEATH OF c. n. CROSS,
Was the Oldest Man and the Pioneer Baker o {
Montpelier.

Montpelier, Sept 13-Charles Ii
Cross, the Oldest man in Montpelier
and the Oldest practical baker in
Vermont, died here at 3 o'clock this
morning, aged "a years. He was the
founder OF the cracker business OF @
II Cross IL Son, which he conducted
until seven years ago when he dispos
ed Of bis interest to l. Bart Cross, his
son.
Mr. Gross is survived by two sons,
L Bart of Montpelier and George Of
st Johnsbury. L Bart Cross is now
travelling In Europe, and cannot reach
home in time to attend the funeral.
Mr. Cross had wonderful health I'M
til two years ago When his faculties
began to fail. Since then he has re-
quired constant attendance. He was
a native of Tilton, N. H., and came to
Montpelier when Is years OF age.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-14
WENT HALVES
WITH BANKER
Divided Profit and Loss in
Stock Purchases.
BUY ON GROUND FLOOR
Mutual Lie Made SS00.00 on
a Participation In Cuban
Bond Syndicate.

NEW YORK. NsI,t "a itnahriai
representative q two his insurahce
rsmiianirs urfr saaminri yesterday
ID ths legislative csnmiitrv Ia ths
,iirfnanic rhamisvrs. aui ihoy ekpiaiH'
81 in srrairF detail than 10 tiss pFe.
Visls four days sessions ihu pfinri'
PAL sytiirair tfansariilts - tie tao
hig uuul,anius. Assistant Treasurer
tiipman ~ tho New igfk i.ifs and
Frederick Cromwell. treasurer - he
Mutual life wsfr ,hr principal Wit
n-ssos. Mr. khIpmsh sad hat When
tie New York Life went lnis q joint
arcgunt HFfunscmsut with une 90 more
bankers b. huy and ell securities a. q
prgai Tor lie policy bold.s tho cum
pauy put o. 40 tho money. bot shared
with the bankers cite half - tho prof
iis. b9lfing TIE bankers. however. ~.
srousIhir for unrhaif Il the iosss-s
should any losses occur That arrange.
mcnL b" said. Tor utilizing the compa.
uys funds had proved murc economical
than an attempt GA the part u the
company 10 bus aud sell securities 81.
rect.
Treasurer Cromwell of the Mutual
life said that his company had cleared
$4,000 on IT, s5.OcaoDO participation
Ia the Cuban bond syndicai. with
Spcycr a Ilros. Mr.. Cromwell said
further that the methods % modern
finance made II imperative that every
large Insurance company buy its So
curitics on the ground floor through
the syndicate method instead q doing
NJ they did In former years by buying
from brokers after one or two profits
had bcon made by outsiders. Compare
sons between the new aud tie old
method. he said. would show that the
syndicate method was far more prohta-
bic 10 the policy holders. lie added
that members OF tho finance commit.
tee OF the Mutual life frequently back.
sd up their judgment as insurance com.
by buying on their private
account some Of the very same class
OF securities which they advised their
company TO buy.
The nrst witness at the Hfth days
session Frederick II. Shlpman. assist
ant treasurer OF the New York Life.
explained some syndicate transactions
OF the company when II participated in |
an issue OF bonds OF the Toronto, Ham.
ilton and Buffalo railway. Mr.. Ship |
man admitted that. although the New |
York Life made about $1,000 as origi- |
nal profits for its participation in the |
purchasing syndicate, II subsequently |
charged up as profits $4,000 more be-
cause the bonds had risen In the mar
kct from ~ TO 90, rise Of : points.
but that as matter Of fact the insur-
lncc company had not disposed Of its
holdings and that the bonds were now
quoted Mt % bid and 90 asked.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-14
LARGE CROWD AT FAIR,
Belle St. Claire, Owned By Frank Busscss'
Wins Purse.

A large crowd braved the cold wea-
Their yesterday and attended the
Battenkill Valley Fair at Manchester
Center. A good increase was record
ed in the entries for all of the depart.
ments which were held oyer from
Tuesday owing to rain. The cattle
and sheep pens we're filled with fine
stock, while the horse and poultry ex-
hibits were larger than usual.
Two races were run Off. The four
year old for horses owned within the
limits OF the society was a spirited
contest and the horses we're well
punched. Belle St Claire, owned by
F Burgess of Bennington won in
straight heats.
The 2.30 class, although won in
straight heats, furnished good sport
for the spectators. Blue Ribbon,
owned by DR. F Page of Manchester
Center, had little trouble In carrying
off q st honors. A heavy track and
strong wind prevented fast heats.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-14
COW FULL OF DYNAMITE
Ate Several Pounds of Explosive and
Expected To blow I'D.

Expected tn blow I'D.
NEWCASTLE. Ind. Sept. l4.-Chris
Benzcnhower's COW Liza has Who'll,
field 10 herself since she ate five or six
pounds Of dynamite yesterday.
Her owner, who is n prosperous farm.
er near Newcastle. believes that she
Is about 10 blow up. and he does not
want any of the rest of his stock to be-
injured by flying fragments OF Liza
when she explodes.
The COW was strolling along the bank
OF creek. where some men are exca.
waiting, when she saw the dynamite.
tasted II, liked 4 and swallowed the
entire visible supply. One of the work.
men saw the last stick disappearing.
He called Liza pretty sookie" and
mice old soboss' as a means of keep.
ing her quiet while he led her slowly
away from hdr companions. 1t Is said
that IL she had kicked up her heels or
been at all boisterous there would have
been no further need for blasting at the
creek.
The neighbors are watching Liza
from distance, but the COW, unmind.
full Of her peril, is alternately browsing
and chewing her cud, as though she
rather enjoyed being bovine fire
cracker.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-14
THE VILLAGE PARyON,
ln'pIrins DRAINS Mex, Monday Nigh, at opr,-
House.


House.
The truly inspiring and interes sing
play, THE Village Parson" as ihn-.
opera house next Monday evening.
The play has been we'll construc ied )
and portrays human emotions, rss,
pathos and sympathies. The coEedy
element has also been KEEP, in miD7-
and the presentation of "The Village,
Parson" does not depend upon one
good actor and lot OF bad ones, but
Manager Vaudeville has assembled n.
we'll balanced and talented comp Any.-
each member being we'll fitted for hfs,
or her part, as the situations call for
clever dramatic work throughout ure
four acts. In all plays OF this kind
scenery specially painted must be rs
ed, and in this instance. the entire
production will be brought here COM
Dlete.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-14
RAILROAD COMMISSION.
INs ua = usus Ss@.pAssa IA" o.
ssaisa.

Ip.s ua u tisnHa SsAsFAs'a ust" D.
ssisisas
MoHipsiisr, Rspl IA \ hiHs'
hsm ~ iisnaingian, ahi George 7
Howard ~ CrailsbaFy. nls.hbsfs ~
shs state board ~ railroad eommis'
siuBrfs, accompanied by ChaFifs =
hlossli II Aibsay, y Y, seiiHs ss
hfliss sspsFi Zoe ihs board, arrived
Ia shs eip today for uhs psFpose ~
ihspaeiins iiss baFfp railrusd 900 no
sieoiFio Faiifpai bsisssn lhis eiiy ahd
iiaur.
Nnhdsy Hisiii q H.osiins ~ $40 board
siii bs hold Ia nrAiiisboro. aai Tasss
DAP ihs inspegiion ~ 80 CshiFai Yer
nuni lice ~iii brsin, This inEsilsf
siih 10 lnspeciioa ~ ihf lees - iils
ilsiland asd nesion a Maize rail-
foAas sill somPlsis ,hs iR.psViioa 70
b. made BY ihs bnsri
The hsarias 10 have bepa held hess
MohdAy rsgzniins no piacias ~ slecs
lrie ssmsphores - uss street FAiluAy
aRi uhslr ass by siran railroads has
bssa adjourned until such tine 80 MY
b. ooatssisHi Zoe Auy, sosn. & = Fius
~ nrzitisbofo, ~ ai,sbd, wiihiI the
pasl scar tbs commissioner have h-id
tso mesilngs. uBs a. - Albans snd
one ~ Hsiland, regarding this matter.
aud he steam roads Arp said 10 have
aoquiesocd regarding he use u soma.
phoros. Tho proposed hearing. hov.
ever, IL eallei al he request 81 n.
steam railroads sho nos clAim, 10 H.
ssid. hat ihsy can run uheir road al
right uiih their oun signals and that
ibs 40 u electric scmaphorcs il an
isirihscmsHi on their rights.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-14

YOKOHAMA. Sept lathe meet.
ing held at theater last night to pro.
test against the terms Of the peace
treaty was followed by an antipolice
demonstration. Fourteen police boxes
were burned, thirty-seven policemen
injured and two civilians severely
hurt. Many arrests were made. The
police say that the meeting was the
private speculation Of professional
agitator, who charged an admission
fee. The promise that there would be
popular seakers was unauthorized,
according to the police, and the dis
appointed audience denounced the
swindle and demanded the return Of
their money. The trouble finally de-
veloped into rowdyism outside the the
alter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-14
DEAF WOMAN
WAS RUN OVER
Miss Charlotte fairehid
Killed by Train.
At LAMBS CROSSING
She Mas Waking on the Tfsek.
From South Salisbury TO
North Bennington.

Miss ChaFlosis - FAlFchild aged a.
ysArs vas inssAHiy killed by Ma
soaih eoasd fysF issi outside se-ssa
iisaHlhgioa village 81 shat 10 tne-n
as nc i.Anb crossing wsasssd.y
afisfhooa.
hhs bad besn Fislilns IN ShansburJ
Asd vas walking ibs track bans ~
North ienniHsioE sislioa b. eozsts
her home hsFs. She vas very ds,s
and did col bear lhe approAehIag
lrain.
Tho body vss taken W North Isrp-
hingion station shsne IL vas vis~sS
by ihs authorities Of he iern q
shafisbary bsfore being brosxsi
30 wslbridsc's undertaking FSoinE
Mrs fAifchiid a. far a. l. kBo-u
had no near relatives and for AhoEs
ihrsc years and = half bad made hrr
home 9Th Mrs Mary Hayes 81 Unia4a
street For Tho last ihrce vssk. ~
had lived Elih Mrs Emma RBdd OF
Pratt stree, leaving there ics days
ago 10 visit frloads 10 South shaa.-
bury.
Although Tho engineer blew M
whistle rcPess dly she vas 90 deaf M.
did not hear TIC warning. Tho air
brakes applied bus the train s,racsz IN,
woman before Il could BE- stopped.
The body was not badly mangle<z
and was picked up by tho train crew
and taken 10 North Bennington.
She l. survived by three nephsvS-
Henry Morse Of North BenningDrs
and George and Chas Morse os Wa
loomsac.
The funeral will be attended from tfs-
Congregational church az North BeD-
nington, Saturday afternoon at 2.orr
clock.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-14
ESCAPE OF A BAD BUY.
ish'y siIo Al large Prom Sl4is ladu,,'is'
Ssheo'. NuscAhsl

rshy ssIo At large Prom State lads,i'is'
Sheo,. NuscAhst
Norgcnncs, sept y -Iionry wildcs.
40 Inmate Of tho vcrecnBcs Industrial
school. aud a hoy with bad record
escaped at seven o'clock this evening.
wildcs vas In Ito playroom and the
door being open no suddenly left
aud made leo line for liberty. His
absence was Immediately discovered
and guards have been searching for
him tonight.
wlldcs Is a i7.yeAr-old boy, 8 fce'
I inches high, light complexion, darN
blue eyes, auburn hair. worn rather
long. lie was clad In n summer school
suit.
wildes was sent 70 the school from
Chester by order OF the county court
on q charge OF larceny. He formerly
served at an institution In Springfield,
Mass, similar 10 the Industrial school
here. This institution placed him 10
position In this state, which he held
for short time. During She past two
years he has worked at various trades.
He entered the school on August 20.
Wildes is boy without any charac-
ter and does not stop at any ill.doing.
The authorities at the Institution are
exertiDg every effort TO recapture him.
A reward will be paid to anyone who
can give information which will lead
10 his capture.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-14
TO DEER HUNTERS
'sessssftAi i..- Esi.llss - nh ,di
g 4st

- ~
NrrmnEifFs elia iflsrd hahiins dss'
ia "iafr states and shippins 10 car
sass " parts { he sans iHis ihs sials
dsFius ne closed srasoH b. NsTmosi,
siii 10 gnysrnei ~ sections shd
Of The Lacy Aei Uhiied States s,s,sis
''Sso I, That Ell packages cohiaih'
ihs such dead ANIMALS, birds, ~ parts
thereof. shsn shipped by inisrsia,s
eommsnos, a. provided "a section ohs
Of his aei, shsii b. plaiEly sRd clear
~ marked, 40 that so "a 30 Aag al,
urrss ~ ihr shipPsf and ne haisrs u
nc eonisais NAY bs readily Ascsrain'
81 % lhspeeiioh ~ ihs outside ~ sssh
packages FOR each evasion o.. vio,
iaiion iihis aei Tho shipper shall ap.
Ga Goa, leilon, pay Goo not exceed
lhs 100 hundred doilsrs. aai the car,
risr sboslhgiy earying or transport
lns sane shall pAy Goo not stoeed-
Ing lvo hundred dollars.
5. That al q al bodies or parts
ihsreoi ~ Asy iorslge game aslhals.
or game Or soag birds. ihs lmporia
lion 81 vhloh IL prohibited. ~ The
dead bodies or parts thereof. ~ Aay
viid game asimsls, or game or song
birds transported isio any state or lsF.
rliory, or rcmalning therein for use.
consumption. sale or storage ihsrylh.
shall upon arrival 10 such state or
territory b. sublcci 10 tho o,h-rAilon
aud ciicci " The lass Of such state or
territory enacted In The exercise u lis
police powers, 10 The same ex'cni and
Ia The ame manner ~ though such
animals and birds had been produced
Ia such state or territory. aud shall
not b" eSemp, ihercirom by reason Of
being introduced therein In. original
packages or otherwise. This act shall
not presca, the importation. trans.
poriaiion or sale ~ birds or bird
plumAge manufactured from The fesih.
crs Of barnyard foEl."
II. @. Thomas. Commissioner.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-14
POST OFFICE ENTERED.
Safe Door Blown Throgsh sindo~ Room
Wrecked


Barton Landing, Sept IA dar.
inE Job Of safe cracking In the hear,
OF the bushes. section OF the village
took place yesterday morning when
burglars entered the postofiice and by
means OF nitro glycerlne blew OF the
door OF tie safe and wrecked the inter.
Tor OF the room
Fortunately the money and stamps
had been taken home by Postmaster
II s Webster, consequently the value
OF the stamps and postal cards secur.
ed was less than a. and the cash taken
was only few cents and small amount
OF silver.
When Mr. Webster opened the Office
this morning the safe door was miss.
ing and the contents scattered about
the room. Investigation showed that
thedoor had been blown through
window several feet distant.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-14
GEORGE WELLS FINED.

Aroisd for Furnishing Liquor to Posted
ssn.
Geo Wells was arrested On the fair
grounds at Manchester yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff Russell charged with
inioSication and furnishing liquor TO
I'd Bellows Of this place. Before
Judge Bates this morning he pleaded
guilty 10 lnioxication and was bned Is
aud costs amounting 10 Ell %. on the
other charge n bearing will be given
tomorrow morning. Bellows was re
leased on probation.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-14
WINS DAMAGE SUIT.
No Damages Can Be Collected from The Bran.
don Union.

Rutland, Sept. 12,--In Rutland coun-
ty court this morning the jury return
ed verdict for the defendant Ia the
libel suit Of Fl Gross of Brandon VS..
Flood n Moore, publishers of The
Brandon Union, growing out.of the
publication Of letter. The case had
been occupying the attention of the
court since Sept. Z.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-14
REPAIRING TO CONTINUE.
improvements on Chatham Division Are Still
In Progress.

Although improvements have been
progressing more or less all summer on
the Chatham division of the Rutland
railroad preparations are being made
to continue the work on more sxten.
sive scale. The headquarters Of the
work will be at Berlin. The remain.
ing bridges are to be repaired and all
made safe for the much heavier trains
that 60 that way. The remainder of
the road bed is to be ballasted, and,
as one of the officials remarked,
year from now there will be double the
business on that line that there ever
was before. The shipments of coal
and marble over this line are now
large.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-14
DARLING SENDS MESSAGE

Expresses Sympathy With Japan in A<eidE IN.
On The Mikssa.
Washington, Sept. 13.-Acting Sec
rotary Darling to day sent the follow
ing message of coincidence to. thss
Japanese minister OF the navy
Mini, ter of the navy, Toxic:
1.-THE American navy syaeatki zes;
with you and the Japanese navy IN Ira
loss OF heroic lives caused by the, dis
essing accident to the Mikasa.
(signed)
"Charles ". Darling,
"Actin Sccretarys-.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-14
PLAINTIFF RESTS CASE.
Montreal Priest Testifiss That Father Girar,9
Has Bad Character.

Burlington, Sept 13.-The SANDER
suit of Girard VS. Prior, in which n.
priest sues woman, attracted a big
crowd in Chittenden county court to-
day. The plaintiff rested his case al
noon. The defendant put on MoDsig--
nor Decorie, a priest OF the diocese
of Montreal, who testified that tho
character of Girard as priest AND "a
man was as bad as it could be. At
torney Henry Ballard, for the plaintiff
objected to every question Of the do
PENDANT. Mrs Prior, the defendant
was on the stand this morning aniA
was ross.examined by the plainaM
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-14

Scratch, scratc b, scratch; unable to
tend to business during the day or
leep during the night. Itchi pg piles,
horrible plague. Doan's Ointment
cures. Never fails AT any drug
store 50 cents.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-14
NORTH BENNINGTON.

Rev James II Harper will preach at
the Congregational church next Sun
day and will also lead the prayer
meeting tonight.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-14

Bad hood and indigestion are dead
ly enemies to good health. Burdock
Blood Bitters destroys themi