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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-18
NEW ACCIDENT INSURANCE co.
By laws Filed With Secretary Of State Cap
tai Stock $4,000

Montpelier, May l6. The Vermont
Accident Insurance company, charter
ed several years ago, today filed its
bylaws in the Office OF the secretary of
state preparatory to doing business in
Vermont
The capital stock is $40 600 divided
into 100 shares having par value of
800 each. a sworn statement signed
by Henry f. Field of Rutland, shows
that all the capital stock has been paid
in.
The officers OF the company are:
President, Eugene McIntyre of Dandy;
vice president, Earl 8 Kinsley OF Rut-
lind; secretary and treasurer, Clifford
c. Fletcher of Rutland.
The by laws provide for seven direc
tors, each one of which must hold five
shares OF stock. Monthly meetings of
the hoard of directors are called for
and absence from three consecutive
meetings may disqualfy director
The annual meeting OF the stockhold
ers is to be held on the third Saturday
of December. Dividends are not to
exceed per cent and the assessment
liability is limited to the amount OF
one premium.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-18
FIGHT GREAT
WHITE PLAGUE
Conference For Prevention of
tuberculosis.
SCORE NOSTRUM FRAUDS
Mixtures Poison UnfortunateS In.
stead Of Curing Them
None are Harmless.

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-Denuncia'
tion Of so called tuberculosis nOStrums
in the shape of patent and proprietary
medicines was the feature OF the dis
cussion at the meeting in this city Of
the National Association For Proven
ton Of tuberculosis.
The attacks were led by Drs Samuel
Hopkins Adams of New York, Frank
Billings Of Chicago and J. Willoughby
Irwin Of Philadelphia Or. Adams said
that some of the alleged consumption
cures were comparatively harmless, be
ing mostly a mixture of inert drugs
that had no effect one way or the 9th
er, while others We're made up Of co
caine, opium. haSheesh and cheap
whisky.
This latter class Of remedy he de
clared 10 be an active poison In any
case, but especially so in the case of
a consumptive patient He however,
expressed the belief that the cOnSump-
ton cure business was Oh the wane.
He urged campaign of education as
the only means of lighting the nostrum
evil.
DR.. Billings declared that none Of
the nostrum compounds was harmless.
Some of the proprietary medicines. he
said, which are sold 10 the medical
profession ms specific compounds We're
almost as bad as the straight patent
medicines themselves.
He had seen preparations sold over
the counter which few years ago
were only dispensed 10y the physicians.
The manufacturers got the doctors 10
act uncOnsciously as their advertising
and distributing agents ana then put
the drug out on the popular market
The education OF the public with re.
gard TO tuberculosis he added, was
very slow.
Twenty-Five years ago the medical
profession honestly believed there was
specific for consumption; but. he said,
now that the doctor has learned better
the general public was where the med
1 zeal profession was then
/ Papers We're read by Francis T.
Leupp. commissioner of Indian affairs.
on tuberculosis Among the Indians
ana by nr Thomas j Jones Of Hamp-
ton Va. on Tuberculosis Among the
Negroes
Or Lawrence f. Flick Of Philadel-
phia, vice president, delivered his an
nual address. He outlined the fearful
rayages Of tuberculosis in this country
and pleaded for the adoption Of an
possible measures to check IT, The
financial loss TO the public, he said, by
the disease is not less than SJ00OO.00O
annually
The double cross was adopted as the
emblem to be worn by those engaged
in the crusade against tuberculosis.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-18
CAN STILL RUN
TENDER AHEAD
On Branch Between Here
and No. Bennington.
SUPREME COURT DECIDES
Order Of the State Railroad Com.
missiOners Set Aside on Tech
nicaIity.
Especial to Evening Bannerl

Montpelier, May Is. Supreme court
today handed down decision in the
appeal Of the Rutland Railroad com
pany against the order of the state
board of railroad commissioners dir
Getting the road not y run its engines
between Bennington and North Ben
nington, tender ahead
The decision upholds the contention
OF the railroad company that, as the
railroad commission gave no hearing
on this phase of the question, it
should not have issued the order. The
order is therefore set aside.
The hearing which was held was
simply to Investigate the Lindsey auto
accident and the notice to the railroad
company did not cover any proposed
order relative to its running locomo
tiyes
The decision OF tue supreme court
does not cover the right or wrong OF
the case and the railroad commission
ers can now call hearing OF the mat
ter and make a new order II they see
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-18
VERMONT STATE Dentists
State Gathering in Session at Braitlsboro This
Week.

BrattIeboro, May 1.-THE thirtielh
annual meeting OF the Vermont State
Dental Society opened in the Brooks
house last evening with large at.
tendance, all the available room in
the hotel being taken by the dentists
and exhibitors. The meeting promis-
es to be one OF the most interesting in
the history of the organization.
President George F. Barber, of
Brattleboro, opened the meeting with
the presidents address, in which were
several recommendations for the good
of the society The rest Of the eve
ning's entertainment consisted of an
address by Dr. c. W. Staples of Bos-
ton, on "a Talk on some Drugs that
Seem to be Misund erstood' with dis
cussion led by DR.. r. M. Chase of
Bethel, and an illustrated pape by
Dr. James Edward Power of Provi'
dencc, r. l., on the Treatment Of
Fractured Jaws" with discussion led
by DR. X. l.. Cleaves of Montpelier.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-18
DART GREENSLET DEAD
Well Known and Popular Man is No
More.

More.
Calvin Dart Greenslet died at his
home on Union street Thursday after
coon after being i'll with pneumonia
since last Friday. His death had been
expected for couple of days He
was the youngest son born to Mr. and
Mrs John j Greenslet Of which two
sons, George of liens Falls and Frank
A. OF this village and a sister, Mrs
Frank Amidon are now living.
Mr. Greenslet was born m Benning-
ton so years ago and all his life had
been spent here except II years during
which time he was iu California and
the west He was an active member
of Stark lodge |. o. o. F. was a past
Noble Grand, served one term as a
district deputy grand master and at
the time ofhis death was chief patri-
arch OF Manser Encampment.
Nine years ags he was married to
Miss Georgiana Wade of Dorset who
survives him. One child was born to
them which died about six moths
ago, The deceased was a strong re-
publican and served many times as
ballot clerk in town and state cleo
tions
The funeral will be held Sunday at
ternoou with prayers at the house at
2;3O followed by services in the Metho-
dist church at O'Clock. The funeral
will be 10 charge Of. the odd Fellows,
the religious services being conduct
ed by Rev, c. w Rowley,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-18
SAFE CRACKERS AT WORK
Blew Open Safe in Shushan Postolfice and
Escaped With Loot

DIX" Opth odiS IN SNuSnah fOStOlllCe anu
Escaped With Loot
The Shushan postoillce and general
store of w f, Nelson was entered by
burglars some time Wednesday night
The safe was blown open. The draw
ers of the safe were taken away They
contained valuable papers, stamps and
money. The amount of the loss could
not be ascertained. a postotlice in.
spector has been summoned to inyes-
tigste the office.
The mai matter was not disturbed,
nor is anything else missing. The
postoiiice money order book was also
intact. Entrance was gained by fore
ing the rear door. A sledge and other
tools, taken from John l., Rice's black
smith shop we're found on the back
stoUp. 1t is believed that nitrogl y.
cerine was the means used to explode
the safe
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-18
INHERITANCE TAX LAW
An interesting Case Under the Statute Being
Heard By Court Of Claims.

Montpelier, May l7.-ln the court Ct
claims this morning the petition of
Katherine Worcester's estate for Il o
repayment of $SS.96, which it is allegt d
was paid to the state of Vermont
wrongfully as an Inheritance tax, was
heard, Attorney Barney of Burlington
appearing for the petitioners.
1t is claimed that the tax was paid
on securities that are held in New York
state and that Vermont had no right to
Collect on these. Attorney General
Fits for the state, contended that il
Vermont had right to tax the prop
erty in the state it had right to take
a tax on any securities that may be on
the property.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-18
BENNINGTON
CLUB ANNUAL
Organization Is In Prosperous
Condition.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
-Four New Members Of Governing
Board Elected For Three
Year Tenn.

The annual meeting of the Benning
ton club was held Thursday evening,
a large number of its members being
present. The prescribed routine OF
business was carried out, President 0.
NJ. Barber presiding. The report by
the auditing committee appointed by
its governing board shows "Benning
ton club" to be in prosperous con-
dtion financially and the determine
tion evidenced by the members present
to make it otherwise a social succe,s
augurs well for its future prosperity,
The club is composed OF 40 active
members and five nonresident mem
bers, the membership of its constitution
being limited to l25. 1t has now an
assured income Of more than$3, 500 per
annun, is luxuriously located in the
opera house block, is composed of
professional and business men and is
destined to fill long felt want in the
business and social life Of Bennington.
The board is governed by II of its
members, Messrs O. NJ. Barber,
Charles N. Powers, Edward C. Ben
nett and Adebert w. BREASTED this
year retiring from the governing board
and Messrs Edward L. Bates, Robert
+. Healy, Sheldon II. lockwood and
James L. Burke being elected members
of the governing board for three years
in their stead.
The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted
Resolved, that by the death OF
Human p. Norton on April 26, 1906 the
Bennington club has been called upon
to part with one of its most valued
members. lie has passed away 10 the
full power of his mentality and has
left us delightful memory.
"'In looking back over his career we
are strongly impressed with the kind
illness and charm Of his personality,
his faithfu,ness and devotion to his
family, his friends and his business
associates. His strength of character,
artistic temperament and broad cul-
ture has left Its imprint upon the whole
community
This was the mission;-'To make
the world within his reach somewhat
the better for his being and gladden.
for his human speech. -
Action was also taken by the club in
respectto various othermatters, among
them the following resolutions being
adopted
Voted, that the thanks of the Ben
nington. club be terdered to Rufus b.
Godfrey Esq for the painting and
deer's head placed in the rooms of the
club by him,
Voted, that the thanks of the Ben.
nington club be extended to Judge
Bates for the service rendered by him
in the production of IAN Evening with
the Bennington Club, on January "a,
1906 for the benefit of the club
Voted, that the thanks of Benning-
ton club be extended to its retiring
president, Hon o. NJ Barber, for the
service rendered by him in the procur-
ing of the charter for this club and in
all other directions.
Voted that the governing board of
this club be directed to open the club
rooms on the evening OF the second
Wednesday of each month as Ladies
Night" when members unaccompanied
or accompanied 10y ladies shall be en-
titled to all the privileges OF the rooms
after o'clock p. m,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-18
SUCCESSFUL MEETINGS
Teachers Who Went to Manchester Well Paid
for Trip.

The party from here returned this
morning from Manchester Center
where yesterday they attended the edu-
cational meeting. The Rev. j s.
Brown presided over the evening sess.
ion, introducing in a pleasant way,
Prin, J. f. Colburn of Burr and Bur.
ton seminary Who spoke chiefly on "a
Greater Vermont y He was followed
by the secretary OF state, Fred G.
Fleetwood, the closing address being
given by Gov. C. j. Bell. The gov.
ernor pleased all by his we'll timed
talk.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-18
A clear comple.,onana Bright Eye.

Ia most cases sallow, blotched
complexion and dull, heavy eyes are
due to poor digestion and an inactive
liver. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
aids digestion and stimulates the liver
and bowels and makes the complexion
smooth and clear. Orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup does not nauseate orI
grippe and is mild and pleasant TO takef
refuse substitutes. b A Quinlan. -,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-18
WALSH. BEAUDRY
Well Known Bennington Man Marriss hanchss
ter Girl

wei hnOWn Bennington man mafrlfS ManCheS
ter Girl.
John +, Walsh left yesterday on the
II a. m. train for Manchester announc-
ing before he left that in the afternoon
he should be married to Miss Alice
Beaudry of that village, for some time
a resident of this village. He also left
box of cigars to be distributed
among his friends, and although no
official announcement has been receiv-
ed, it is understood that the ceremony
was performed according to expecta-
tions. Mr. Walsh secured leave of alb
sence for tire remainder OF the week
and it is understood that he and his
bride will return Saturday afternoon
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-18
"MY DIXIE GIRL"
kentucky Play at Library Hall This
Evening.

My Dixie Girl" at Library hall
this evening is clean sparkling
comedy which will delight every mem
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-18

Stops earache in two minutes; tooth
ache or pain of burn Lr scald in five
minutes; hoarseness, one hour; muscle
ache, two hours, sore throat, twelve
hours DIR Thomas Electric oil, mon
arch over pain
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-18

II you haven't the time to exercise
regularly Doans Regulets will pre-
vent constipation, They induce mild
easy, healthful action OF the bowels
without gripping. Ask your druggist
for them, Doc.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
WOMAN COUGHS UP A TOOTH

Special to The Herald.
NEW WESTMINSTER, B. c., Sept.
27.-Mrs. w. ]. Kerr of this city, who
has been suffering for eight months
with a bronchial ailment that defied
the best efforts of doctors in this and
neighboring towns and which many of
her friends took to be a galloping con-
sumption, after violent parozysm of
coughing threw out a large molar tooth
that explained the whole trouble.
About eight months ago Mrs. Kerr
was put under the influence of chloro-
form in the office of a local dentist
while she had several teeth extracted,
and during the operation she must have
swallowed one of the loosened molars
without the knowledge of herself or the
dental surgeon. Shortly afterward she
experienced severe pains in the chest,
which instead of passing away con-
tinued to grow more excruciating.
Violent coughing fits racked her
frame several times every day and
throughout the entire night. while doc
tors and patent medicines alike failed
to bring any relief. Trips to the sea-
shore were equally unavailing and her
quick demise seemed assured till this
morning, when, after fit of coughing
more violent than its predecessors, the
tooth was discharged from her bron-
chial tubes. Relief from continuous
pains followed Immediately.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
LOTS IN MCCARTHY TRACTS
improvements Extend as Far South
as Sixty-seventh street-Rapid
DEVELOPMENTS

Following are The Mccarthy Com
pany's sales in the Greater Los An
geles tract for the past week:
To Pietro Villata, two lots on Sixty
fourth street near Main, 40x135, $1375;
to John B. Mellish, lot IL, block /, on
Sixty-fourth street near Main, $675; to
Mrs. G. r. Mason, lot 81, block 3, on
Sixty-fif street, near San Pedro, $3.50;
to Otho B. Markell, five-room cottage
on Sixty-seventh street, near South
Park, $215O; to Frank b. Lacy lot 5.
block 1, 40X135, on Sixty-fourth street,
near Main, $675; to Elnora A. Nc
Dowdy, five-room bungalow on Sixty
fourth street, near South Park, $2100;
to r. w. Bixbee, lot 40x135 on Sixty
ninth street. near Main, $780, to Mrs
M. Semitic, lot 5, block 4, 40x135, on
Sixty seventh street. near Main. $3.50;
to Arisone M. Lovelace, six-room bun
galow on Sixty-fourth street, neal
South Park, $24OO; to F. A. McClain
five-room cottage on Fifty-fourth
street, near San Pedro, $25OO; to H. A.
Dowley, lot on Sixty-fourth street, near
South Park, $3.50; to B. Davis, three
lots corner Main and Sixty-fourth
streets, 1S0x135 $3.50; to John C. Sheets,
lot Z, block f, S0x135, Sixty ninth street,
near Main, S1150; to j. N. Beard, lots
II, 18 and 10, block A, Fruit Acres,
$225O.
The Mccarthy company reports four
more new houses commenced in this
attractive property last week and an
other mile and half of streets have
been oiled. The last two blocks of the
original subdivision is now being side
walked and curbs laid. Continuous
work of over four months by large
force of cement workers has been re-
quired to complete this immense
amount of work.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
VIII Reclaim Eighty Acres

1t is stated on good authority that the
Pacific Wharf and Storage company
which is reclaiming some eighty odd
acres in San Pedro harbor on the east
side and adjoining the terminals of the
Salt Lake railroad, will rush the work
to completion. 1t is expected to have
the fill made in the next ninety days.
One thousand feet of the trestle is al
ready built and rock dumping will be-
gin at once. The contract for the work
has been let to the California Con-
struction company, the same concern
which is doing the work on the govern :
ment breakwater. The Merchants
Trust company are the fiscal agents aud
are represented on the board of the
wharf company by G.. A. Parkyns aud
j. c. Wickenham, Mr.. Parkyns having
recently been elected president of tbs
Pacific Wharf and Storage company
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
RABBITS FEET NO CHARM
Man With Queer Assortment of Duti-
able Goods Held Up by Gus
tom Inspector
Special to The Herald.

OpcSidl " Inc 1l0tdlu.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29-Though he
had brought three rabbits feet all the
way from Germany sewed up inside
the lining of his coat, William Hengler
fuond when he arrived on the Blucher
of the Hamburg American line that
the Charms" were Of no avail when
matched against the wits OF customs
inspectors.
Hengler sewed a lot of other stun to
various parts OF his wearing apparel
and neglected to tell the deputy coll
lector who took his declaration he was
bringing in anything dutiable. conse-
quently he had TO hand over part of his
purchases to the government.
When an inspector started to search
two valises that made up Henglers
baggage he found more than 100 arti-
cles, including souvenir tunblers. cheap
tewelry, paper fans and the like.
Hengler's person when searched yield
ed at least a score of other articles OF
similar nature. An appraiser valued
the whole lot at less than $40.
MY mother told me to bring them
In this way" almost sobbed the young
man.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
MOneta Avenue and Other Tracts

Sales in the Mccarthy Company's
Moneta Avenue Manchester and Main
Street tract for the past week, through
the agency Of Winslow Bros:
To Lest Morrison. lot 8, block A, 5Ox
112, on Monota-Main. near Moneta ave-
nue.. $3.50; to G. Hollinsinger lot S, near
Moneta, $437; to R. S. Oubb, lot 18
block A, near Moneta, $3.50; to M. SEN
tic, lot Z, block A. near Moneta, $3.50;
to w. A. Hubbard, lot 8, near Moneta
$3.50.
! V. f. Winslow OF Winslow Brothers
reports a large advance inquiry for lots
in the Mccarthy Company's Main
Street, Moneta Avenue and Manchester
Street tract ON the new Moneta avenue
car line xtension.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30

FOR EXCHANGE-iO-ACRE ORANGE
room modern house; right in Corona;
best of water right; place will clear
$1,000 per year; close to car line, for
$500: the houses cost over this to
build: they want city property; this
won't stand long.
.25-acre orange grove; trees IA years
old, full bearing; good water right;
good improvements; income last year
5000; will be more this year; this is
near Azusa, close to Huntington's s
new car line now building; value $25.-
900; will take city property
See LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30

FOR sALE-wE GUARANTEE TO sE-
cure liberal loans at per cent on all
real estate purchased through our
agency. Usual courtesies to agents.
BLACK BROS, Business and Indus
trial Realty 9O5-s Union Trust Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30

h OR sALE--WE GUARANTEE TO Sc
cure liberal loans at per cent on all
real estate purchased through our
agency. Usual courtesies to agents.
BLACK BROS, Business and Indus
trial Realty. so6-s Union Trust Bldg,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
Beach Property

FOR sALE-wE GUARANTEE TO Sc
cure liberal loans at per cent on all
real estate purchased through our
agency. Usual courtesies to agents.
BLACK BROS, Business and Indus
trial Realty soS-s Union Trust Bldg,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30

FOR SALE-WE GUARANTEE TO Sc
cure liberal loans at per cent on all
real estate purchased through our
agency. Usual courtesies to agents.
BLACK BROS, Business and Indus
trial Realty, sO5-s Union Trust Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30

FOR ExCHANGE-1O-A ORANGE
grove in full bearing, L and / s.
room modern house; right in Corona;
best of water right; place will clear
$500: the houses cost over this to
build; they. want city property; this
won't stand long.
old, full bearing good water right
good Improvements; income last year
$4,000; will be more this year; this is
near Azusa, close to Hun tingtons
new car line now building; value $685.
ss9; will take city property. See
Leahy & Som
223 Mercantile Place
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
FOR SALE .
Miscellaneous


Miscellaneous
FOR sALE-SEwING MACHINES.
sS.
Can you use a nice hand machine,
style New Home, very little used, for
only
So?
Here's a chance to own a new ma
chine on your own terms.
Beginning Monday we will offer for
this week the following machines:
10
Brand new Wheeler & Wilson's.
Slightly used Wheeler & Wilson's.
Brand new Singers (style preferred).
Brand new Standards
at
81 down
and
81 per week.
Tell your friends about this chance
to buy machine the same as rent. 1t
is not policy to pay rent
WHEELER a. WILSON AGENCY,
ABS So. Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
foR sALs
Hotels and Lodging Houses


FOR SALE-wE GUARANTEE TO Sc
cure liberal loans at per cent on all
real estate purchased through our
agency. Usual courtesies to agents.
BLACK BROS, Business and Indus
trial Realty sO5-s Union Trust Bldg