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ron THE sourH.

Atlantic Coast Llne.-Ilxpress, l0s a n
and 1895 d. m., daily
southern Railway Express, 40 a. M
GO and I3i y. M, daily.
Seaboard Air Line Rnilway-Expres
40 a. M. and $3.50 p. m.. daily
Norfolk and Western Railwny-Fot
Memphis and New Orleans, G26 D. m
daily
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway-EUpros
1ioi a. M. weekdays, fi.t9 and SIS ,. n
daily.
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,BALTEMORE&OM'
RAILROAD.

Schedule 10 effect May q, 1906
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue STATIC
WILMINGTON, DEL,
Daily. Daily except Sunday. sunda
NEW YORK and tho East. 's.2s .s
yio ll.l9, 35 a. m.. nee $50, e5..
Royal Limited" '7.i2, 'i1o0 y. m.
PHILADELPHIA. s2.2s, Is 26. 5aa Qoca'
.oi9' 't1) QocaD. 1900. $50. s6.2t Ooca
t9 slO6 QocaD. 1867 locaD ul.n
1 1eo a. nie l25. ,3Qo locaO. -3o
u9eaD f.5. OocaD. '5l7 Royal Liinf
ea. 1870 locaD 100 sos uoca), -
so'o3 uocaD. til.00 D. M
CHESTER, $3.50 OocaD. $40 s7.eO Qocs
i9ogg 'o'l0' tS.& locaD, $40, si0.4s doc
cpnS' t9caD. sll3 a. m. 1926. 500 lt
n aa stey Nocal. No2 locau. 1920 uoea
q. m.
b.AaLI4MORE and WASHINGTON, a.
~ illVl a. m. eLOG e2fl. s4.f7. ,5t
Us Royal Limited" 800. 'i003 D. p
"a ALIiMORE and Way stations. Nt
sS.lh a. M. $40. 500 b. m.
NEWARK '413, 100. s8l6, MOI. a. m
sii nv; ~ loo 1910. $50. 5000. 400 800
slNGERLY. 100. sslo. nm Expres
= m. l2io, 1910. $3.50 Express), $50
ifo1 sll.3O D. m.
l-AANDENBERG aud Way Stations. l9e
,a aiv.io ~ M, 800 81 % %. m.
fiIISbuRG. sS.t6 a. M. sa47 1850. a6.4
royal Limited" 1000 p. IN.
CHICAGO. isis a. M. +2.s7 D. m.
| CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS & LOUIS
VILE, 'Ai5 a. m, 'i0i. sa.o9 p. M.
Del. Ave. sta. Delmarvia Tel. 2i92, u
a. Tel li22-A City Ticket Office 81
Market street; ID. g. A. Tel. tl5S-A Del
marvia Tel PISS.
/ ii. A. Miller, Travelling Passenger Agen'
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1ouEEN or SEA TRIPsv
70
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE,
SAVANNAH.

"s'0na'ts q Miners Transportation Co.
Steamship Lines.
steamers New. Fast and Elegant.
Accommodations and cuisine unexcelied
send FOR illustrated booklet.
j. G. whitney, "a vice-pres. ana traf.
n0e MANAGER; A. ID. stebbins. general
Hannseri W. ?. Turner, Cen Pass. Agent
General offices, s. =. Cor. German
ana Light sts.. BALTIC. Nd.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.


. yvANTED-Tabie bOarders. I11y Mar
ket street oi5-6t
NANTED-Couple for second-story
front room 500 West street. o17-2t
GOOD Accommodations for SIX or e ght
.sertlemen. 9i1 VanGever avenue, s2S-tf
THE NELSON. 9O1 Tatnall st. Boardeis
and iahlo boarders. Terms moderate.
Ol-eOd-lm
Neutrality-suspicious. front room IN
private family. Address With price TO- Cor
uetlsf, Lyceum Theatre. ol6-2t
WANTEl)--Gentlemen for nicely furn-
ished rooms with board. use Of gas and
phone, Apply 10. Sixth ave. near Mary
lard ave sl5-tf
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BuSHLINE

Freight received for mn n,,rt, .-,,.oo
leihDnal attention. and forxordsd
promptly ut lowest rates and by best
pi.f.t5s a9t5s leave both Wilmington and
excepted "'' N"Hp'a
.,,ra Through rates ana bills OF landing Is
GEORGE w BUSH & SONS co
fler g. South Wharves. Phladeiphia
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PUBLIC SALES.
THE MUTUAL, LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF NEW YORK.


THE MUTUAL, LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF NEW YORK.
NOTICE TO POLICNHOLDERS.
The official statement. which may be
used as a ballot for voting BY mail, hav-
ing been sent TO each pollcyholder on
October H. any voter failing TO receive
the same In due course Is requested TO
send his name and adress TO the Com
pany New York City, in order that n
duplicate may be sent him.
PUBLIC SALE OF cows.
] VIII sell public sale az Melchoir
Bccker's Hotel. Red Lion. Pa. on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 22d. 1906.
100 head of fresh cows and sDringers
from Centre and Lancaster counties, Pa.
aud Cecil county Nd.
This will be one Of he finest lot of COWS
I ever offered for sale. Holsteins. Dur
hams. Jerseys ad Guernseys with size
and quality. Some stock bulls. Dinner at
y o'clock. Sale commence at 1 o'clock
Terms at sale.
ROBERT MERRIcK.
Jas Z. McFarlan. Anc.
Ellis p. Hicks. clerk. o16-5t
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NOTICE TO THE HONORABLE
Judges OF tho Court OF General Sessions
OF the State Of Delaware, in and for New
Castle county; We the undersigned free
holders and respectable citizens Of the
Second ward IN the city Of Wilmington
county Of New Castle and state OF neln-
ware do hereby certify that DominicS
r. Davis As tho tenant and occupant OF
the house situated at LEILA Market street
county and State aforesaid, and described
IN his application. and who Is an applicant
for a license on Monday. the 18th day Of
November, A. ID. 1906 being the next term
Of said court. for the sale OF Intoxicating
liquors in quantities not less than one
half gallon therein, not 90 be drunk on
the premises. he being n licensed retailer
Of goods, wares and merchandise: the
aggregate cost value OF his stock. con-
siantly kept on hand for sale in not less
than Ave hundred dollars; he Is a man
Of fun age. or sohricty and good moral
character; that such sale OF intoxicating
liquors at said place Is necessary 70 ac-
conimodate tho public: that no Is tenant
and occupant Of said house; and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens OF said ward.
at lenst twelve OF whom are substantial
freeholders ~ said ward. recommend the
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
WALL DECORATORS.

PAPER HANGING from $3.50 a room
up at L. ROsIN. k23 w. Second street
Work guaranteed
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wILsoM
PHILADELPHIA PASSENGER AND
FREIGHT LINE.
h~ IA
~ ,fq-,N5 ~ e.
~ Fta9ss if 80 D.
tfi ttl Il tIIIlN
- .-s 7. ~. isllrl-3
f-f--.-l.-, = u
- - 80 - -
IRON STEAMERS BHANDYWINE AND
CITY or CHESTER.

IRON STEAMERS bltANDYWINE AND
CITY or CHESTER.
Leave Nhnin. tuu. 4ih street wharf
Meek-days and sundays for Chester and
Philadelphia, at $50 and 1879 a. M. i30
ana 40 p. ma. Saturdays and Sundays
only, 40 D. m.
leave Chester one hour later.
leave Philadelphia. Chestnut street
srs wna, m o.. week days ard Sundays. az 7.0
all t iul0 n. M, l30 and AIS %. M. Satur-
u5Fe ana aunduyH only, 100 d. IA.
taN| Chester ono hour later.
ptiilSs including Saturdays and Sundays
chesi1,. pnlA excursion, 25c-one way i5c.
ettse,r excursion. i5c-one way i0c
,.ion ppeis OF freight have frequent ser.
enS vf careful handlne. prompt delivery
oovere5 ,Pi2.ecton from the weather by
~ w WhArNes ana wagons
qbio, ae,ure these facilities. order your
mn i.nts via WILSON LINE" Chest
Fo,,.. street wharf, Phllncelphia. and
Foufth "1reot wharf. wiimlnrton'
HORACE WILSON
General Manager.
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DELAWARE DIVISION.

For New Castle. 6.55. SIS a. M. ao6. 81,
and 6.b2 p. m. weekdays. 7.53 a. m. an
400 D. m, Sundays.
FOR Lewcs and Rohoboth, s2s a. n
and 3H p. m. weekdays, 7.5S a. m. an.
420 D. m, Sundays.
For Dover Harrington ana Dclmaf
R2s. i0.f3 n. m, 3i4 652 d. M and i2 {
night weck-daye. 7b3 a. m, $50 D. m. an
LOO night Sundays.
For Harrington and way stations. &C.
a. m. and 3o5 p. m. weekdays.
Express for Cape Charlea Old poin
Comfort and Norfolk. 1Oi2 a. m, week
dcys and 1900 night, daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY and CAPE MAY
Connecting via West Philadelphia.
Broad Street $50 a. m, 1870. 2.68 and 81
p m. weekdays; 8l2 a. m. and 616 D. II
Sundays.
sDning Car. Accommodation
The Wilmington Transfer Company wi
call for and check baggage from hotel
and residences.
For further information. apply to ]. r.
McWilliams, City Ticket Agent. b08 Mar
kct street or at the station. Telephon
city ticket office, ID. and A. $3.50. or De
marvia, 1911.
w. W. ATTERBURY, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Mgi
GEO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.
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NOTICE.. TERRENCE CARvIN. the
cnHnt and occupant OF the house situated
a, the southwest corner OF Chrlstiana
lNenue ard Hfald street known as the
4 rbc't house IN he Second ward, In the
~ ct w lmin q n, UNITY q New Castle,
ted state Of Delaware. in compliance
yuh the requirements Of the acts OF the
rovided, DO hereby give notice that /
haH apply IN wrtng to the Court OF
General Soss s0ns ~ fh7 Gta ~ Delaware
n ard FOR Nov Cnrt'a couu'y. on Mon
az. fhc 10Th DIV 0f N-vamhcrr 1906, be-
ing the next term of said court for a IL
oensc for said horsc ae an inn or tavern,
fer the sale therein cf Intoxicating liquors
IN losH quantities than ono quart, TO be
drunk On tho rrrmisr s.. ard the following
respectable citizens Of said ward, at least
twelve o. whom are suhataPfial frenhOld-
crs of said ward reccrlhthd The said ap-
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Don't


say you can't afford
Electric lighting until
our propositions have
been considered. An ex-
pert will be pleased to
confer with you-with-
out cost. All details
worked out for your
benefit.
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FOR SALE.

TnP sAL,r-At a bargain. Square Piano
20. 8 West Fourth st. ol-L
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BOATS Aup LAUNCHES.

,.AKp ENGINE. COME SEE IT RUN.
" "i''e ~ 7. n. LAKE,
Bourse Bldg. philadelphia, Pa.
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PIANOS.
LOST AND FOUND.

>~---s--~-r-.--~-
rosr. sTRAYED OR STOLEN from
,iban Buckinghams farm, M. ,o-e IseN ,,,s
,.ared. dark bay mare. weighs lzol lps.'
I'm star in forehead Reward. " re-
nrrra 10 J. c. Buckingham I'm sn0 az
~, -, street Wilmington. olo-S.
rorrNp-I.adies watch. owner can have
anne by Identifying. Call atter p. M
=, shearman street oA-1l
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MORTGAGE BROKERS.

dONry TO LOAN on Desirable nts.
.~teaFes on CITY properties in atnotH'f
'l ,lft' HAWKINS q 20. 7ls NafNF- -
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NOTICE.
PROFESSIONAL.
ELEcrRIoAL CONTRACTORS.

BUCKMAsTER BROTHER a CO.
Electrical Contractors and JobbeTs.
zctimates Furnished. e2l Market 81.
, K A. PHONE eqssA DEl.M. 1907
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR FOR RENT
RAJ EsTArE EoR sALE.

FOR sALE--A lot on Eighth avenue be-
tween Duncan and Coleman. Apply 607
Washington st. o16-1m
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FOR sALE-A store and dwelling, CEN
tral business location. Apply COZ Wash
ington st. o16-1m
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-10-12
!. o. u. 7 STATE OFFICERS
Chauncey n. haydeo, Of jericho E ectsd Chief
Templar.

Barre, Oct. l2-The morning session
of the forty-fourth annual NEST ng of
the Vermont Grand lodge, Independ-
ent order of Good Templtrs was de-
voted to business. The following Of
icers were elected: G. T., Chimney
IL. Hayden ofJericho;i V. r., Eva M.
Hazen of Windsor; G. c., Silas A.
Bump of Salisbury; G. S. J. w. Mrs
ii. b. Straw of Stowe; G. s.. e. M.
Campbell OF Lyndonville; G. T., Fen
ry Gay of Barton; G. A, G. ID. F,dg-
erton of Northfeld; G f. S Frank
Plumley of Mortified; d.. G. C. T..
II. o. Sturte'ans of 'Swanton: dele.
gates to International Grand Louge.
NJ. b. Morgan of Bennington, 4. M
Campbell of Lyndonville, Mrs Ella G.
Finney OF Bellows Falls, Mrs Eva M,
Hazen, K. o Sturtevaut and the Rev
Orzo Roys OF Waterbury Center.
A public meeting last evening closed
the convention. The state officers ant
Miss Jessie Forsythe OF Boston wer,
speakers.
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MULLEN MURDER TRIAL.
Defence Viii be Mental possibility In'an-
ity In Family.

NY IN Fanny.
Montpelier, Oct ll.--Ray Mullen,
charged with the murder OF Fred
Batchelder, was placed on trial In
Washington county court this after
noon, Judge George NJ. Powers Of
Morrisville, presiding. The state Is
represented by Atty Gen q. g. Fits
OF Brattleboro, States Attorney Ben.
jamin Gates OF this city and former
States Attorney S. Hollister Jackson
Of Barre. The respondent Is repre-
sented by W. A. Lord Of this city apd
VI. NJ. Cord n Of Barre.
Mullen was brought here this after
noon by Sheriff +. II Tracy from the
state hospital, for the insane al Water
bury, where he has been under obser-
walton for six months. His counte-
nance was expressionless and he show
ed no marks of confinement.
Its understood that the hospital
authorities will report that he is not
insane in the general acceptance of the
term, but has weak mind.
The defence will be mental irrespon-
sibillty. Mullen Is said TO be an
epileptic aud IL is claimed that there
has been considerable insanity in his
family. His counsel has employed an
alienist from Boston, who will testify.
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Other People Only Being Able Say Few Words What Everybody
1t. GOV. pROUTY WAS HOST
S nat ou and L,sI,atlv, Officials Quests at
Dinner.

Montpelier, oct l2.--.The members
OF the senate, Gov Proctor, Speaker
Cheney, other state officers and repre-
sentatiyes OF tho press were guests
Wednesday night OF Lieut. Gov g. ii.
Prouty at dinner given by him ut the
Pavilion. II was Jolly party and al
though no after dinner exercises had
been planned the impromptu speaking
that came after cigars were reached was
bright as new coin.
Those who responded 10 the lnyita'
ton OF the toast to say u word were
Gov Proctor, Speaker Cheney, ATTY
Gen c. @. Fits, State Auditor era
ham, Secretary Fleetwood, State Treas
urer Deaylti, II. o. Carpenter OF Rut.
land, OF the senate OF 1901, Chaplain
Farman aud Senators Van Patten,
Taylor. Johnson and Chase OF Wind
ham. Many bright stories were told
and sharp hits good naturedly given
and taken.
The banquet broke up shortly before
midnight with the purpose OF the host
10 have the senator's and state officers
get better acquainted folly accomplish
ed. During the evening Senator How
land OF Washington county invited
the senate TO be his guests at a similar
gathering In Barre on such a date as
would best accommodate them. The
invitation was accepted with thanks.
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DIR. BROUWER
TO TESTIFY
Toms River Murder Trial
Draws Toward End.
HANGMAN IN THE COURT
Counsel for the Accused Says That
His Own Evidence viii Clear
Him Of the Charge.

TOMS RIVER. n. j.. oct. l2.-Thnt
there had been quarrels between DR..
Frank Brouwer aud his wife and that
DR.. Brouwer had said that he intended
TO sue for a divorce was the testimony
given by Miss Elizabeth Hyer, sister
OF the woman for whose alleged muir.
der the doctor ls on trial
A peculiar feature Of tho trial was
the appearance In court OF Jacob Van
Hlse, the hangman, OF Newark. He
came In unannounced. and those who
recognized him marveled that he took
seat back OF aud within three feet
OF DIR. Brouwer. at whom he glared.
taking 10 interest In anything else In
court.
Mr.. Arrowmlth OF Brouwer's counsel
saw Van IIise and said TO Brouwer.
There's Van Hlse"
Brouwer turned and looked 1t the
hangman and said, Its an outrage
that he Is permitted here"
Miss Hyer said that her brother-ln-
law had told her that incompatlbllIty
OF temper made II impossible for him
and his wife TO live happily together
and that he proposed to seek divorce
According TO Miss Hyer this was said
Nv the doctor more than four years ago.
Her brother. TrevonIan Hyer, also
told OF trouble between the two.
THAT man Is an awful liar" said DR..
Brouwer 20 his counsel. Neither OF
the Hyers were considered worthy OF
cross examination by the defense
Counsel for Brouwer say his own evil
dence when he goes on the stand and
that of Undertaken Westhall will clear
him.
Surrogate Grovan of Ocean county
testified that the defendant filed an
affidavit before him on Dec. 20 last In
which II was stated that Mrs. Brou-
wer's estate was valued at $4,000 and
that DR.. Brouwer and his two children
were the benehGaries. The placing OF
the surrogate on the stand was regard
ed as an attempt on the part of the
prosecution 10 establish a motive for
the alleged crime.
DIR. Walter s. Washington of New
ark as an expert on direct examination
was asked to give his opinion as to the
cause of Mrs. Brouwer's death. basing
the opinion on the testimony thus far
adduced at the trial. but the defense
objected TO the question, anc the court
sustained the objection.
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TO CALL FOR
THE BALLOTS
Committee To Canvass Votes
May Be So Empowered.
IN BENNINGTON COUNTY
Bills To Reorsanize Courts. To
Lesalize Five.inch Trout and
Provide For State Fair.
Especial TO the Bannery

Montpelier, Oct l2.-In the senate
this morning a joint resolution pre-
scented by Senator Taylor, was dept.
ed, empowering the committee TO can
yass the votes for county officers 10
call on the several town clerks In Ben
nlngton county for the Official ballots
used at the recent election.
Among the new bills OF interest To-
PRODUCED were measures 10 reorganIze
the state courts, providing for SUI
preme court and five superior court
judges TO preside In the several coun.
ties;-to make the catching OF five inch
trout legal; amending the charter OF
the Bennington and North Adams
street railway; TO forbid the putting OF
substances poisonous to fish In any
stream or lake; providing for a state
fair; making the open season for trout
May 10 to Aug /.
During yesterdays session OF the
house a petition was presented by Mr.
Porter OF Wilmington from citizens In
that section asking for drastic legisla-
ton concerning automobiles, which
was referred to the general committee.
Mr. Archibald OF Manchester pre-
sented bill providipg that there shall
hereafter be but one commitment fee
in cases tried before municipal and
justice courts and but one conviction
on one, or the same set OF facts.
The bill introduced by Mr. Morse of
Leicester providing penalty of $40
for neglect by the proper officials to
warn town meetings was considered
too drastic by the judiciary committee
and killed.
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Neglected Rheumatism
Causes Paralysis
A Uric o Treatment viii in All Gases Remove
the Cause

Paralysis is a disease whose cause
is shrouded 10 mystery. II you were
to investigate carefully all cases OF Par
alysis you would find that at some
time previous to the attack, the patient
suffered from some form OF rheuma-
tism. Possibly like so many others,
he thought it was only slight IN tier
Of temporary inconvenience and paid
no further attention to it. Rheumatism
is not to be neglected with impunity.
The Uric and poisonous Rheumatic
Acid must be neutralized and driven
from the system as soon as they put
n an appearance Do this with Uric o
1t is harmless vegetable pref ara
tion and does not contain single drop
of alcohol. 1t operates by its action
upon the blood, muscles and kidneys
and cures Rheumatism to stay cured.
We might give you testimonials from
thousands of people in all parts of the
country, but we would rather have you
talk with some one whom you know
and can believe. Next time you are
down town, just drop into the store OF
b. A. Quinlan Bennington's popular
druggist, and ask him about Uric-O.
We won't predict what he will say, but
we have confidence enough in the
remedy to leave 1t to him.
Uric o Is not cathartic, nor does
Il affect or distress the stomach in any
way. Uric.O is cure for Rheumatism
and for Rheumatism only. That is why
1t is such great success. 1t does one
thing and does that one thing perfect
ly Most druggists sell Uric.O at 75'
and 81. 90 the bottle, but you can have
a sample bottle free If you cut out this
advertisement and send It with you
name and address to the Smith Drus
Co., Syracuse, N. Y. Sometimes the!
send an order on your druggist for
75c bottle free of charge in reply t.
those requests for sample,
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INFORMAL CAT HOME"
Mrs Proctor and Mrs PrOuty Entertain at the
Pavilion pariors.

Montpelier, Oct. l2-One OF the pleas
ant social features OF the session was
the informal Sat home" given in the
parlors of the Pavilion hotel by Mrs
Proctor and Mrs Prouty, wives of the
governor and lieutenant governor,
Wednesday afternoon. The hours
we're from four to six o clock and DUR
ing that time many ladies of the city
and the wives of those connected with
the state government paid their re-
spects to the ladies. Mrs Pearl f.
Blodgett and Mrs George II. Smile
introduced the Montpelier ladies TO
Mrs Proctor and Mrs Prouty and the
refresbment table was in charge OF
Mrs G. S. Caverly OF Rutland and
Mrs G. FL. Baldwin OF this city. The
affair was devoid of formality but was
thoroughly enjoyed by the hundreds
of ladies in attendance.
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YOUNG MAN MISSING
Earl Darling Leaves Town Without ExpIana
ton.

Earl Darling, a young man of %,
whose father lives at North Benning-
ton and who has been In the employ OF
c. E. Bottur, the South street grocer,
during the past six years, has left with
out explanation either to his employer
or his father and considerable anxiety
has been occasioned by his disappear
ance. The young man was an exem-
plary employee and du,ing his long SER
vice had won the complete confidence
OF his employer.
Darling had had some conversation
with his employer recently in relation
to trip to Florida this winter but had
made no definite arrangements. Mr.
Bottum's delivery wagon was found
standing on the street and later 1t was
learned that the young man had packed
his trunk, taken it to the station and
disappea ed without allowing anyone
to know of his destination.
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THE TROY CONFERENCE
VIII Be He'd at Saratoga springs in April,
1901

The Troy Conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church will meet in Sar-
atoga Springs in April 1907. That
village was named at meeting of the
Troy Conference entertainment com
mittee held there on Tue day after
noon, but the exact date will be fixed
by the Bishops of the church later in
the year. The committee this year
having the matter of the selection OF a
place 10 charge is the Rev F. Il, Dec
ker, presiding elder of the Saratoga
district, and five pastors as follows
Rev. j. E. Mead of Troy, Rev. e. H.
Brown of Albany, Rev. G. w. Brown
of Burlington, VT, Rev. G. 0. Jud'
kins of G lens Falls, Rev. E. I. Stew
ems of Mechauicville, Rev. Edward
Genge, secretary of the conference
and Rev. J. A. Hamilton, pastor o
the Saratoga church.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-10-12

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 12.-FOr the
irst time since this city was founded.
1855 years ago. modern sanitary and
underground sewage system was put
into operation last night The pipes
connected are part Of S2iOOoOOO
sewage, drainage and water system,
the building OF which began eight years
ago. In an area measuring - by II
blocks, including the principal business
section of New Orleans, tge connection
marks the end Of cesSpoolS and of
portable vaults. for years a danger to
health.
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A Missing City Clerk.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 12.-The De
troit police have been asked to search
Tor John ID. White, city clerk of Chico
pee Mass. who disappeared from his
home Aug. % and has not been heard
from since. Mr. White has a cousin in
this city. Mrs. II. b. Holmes, and she
notified the police that she had an in
tuition that he was in this city.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-10-12

Passed Away at Her Home in Woodford Wed.
nesday Morning.

Mrs Orrin Romance Hill died We'd
nesday morning at s O'Clock at her
home in Woodford Hollow. She had
been confined to the house only one
week with acute pneumonia.
Her husband survives and is vet
Gran of the war of '6l-65. Deceased
was sister of Mrs Alonzo K. Bishop.
Mrs Hill was kind woman, good
neighbor and respected by all who
knew her.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-10-12
HASKINS SAYS MARTIN
Vermont Delegation favors Appointment Of
District Attorney.

Brattleboro, Oct. 1l-Congressman
Haskins said today relative to Judge
Wheeler's request to be placed on the
retired list, that the request was made
several days ago and as he under
stood it the Vermont delegation was
unanimous in favoro OF recommending
the appointment of United States
District Attorney James L. Martin as
Judge Wheeler's successor.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-10-12

Don't use harsh physics. The reac-
ton weakens the bowels, leads to
chronic constipation. Get Doan's
Regul.t They operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation.