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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-17
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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-17
THE HERALD is authorized to announ
John q. WillaCy,

as a candidate for State Senator from the
S2rd, Senatorial District, subject to the
action of the Democratic primaries.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-07-17

TUESDAY. JULY II, 1906.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
RUSSIAN EMPEROR MUST Dis.
MISS PRESENT MINISTRY or
FIGHT PARLIAMENT.
EXCITEMENT IS RAPIDLY INCREASING
INTERIOR DISORDERS BEYOND
CONTROL AND STRIKES oc-
CUR IN MANY CITIES

st. Petersburg, June THE lower
House of parliament and the govern
ment are rapidly coming to close quar-
ters and the conflict which became In
evitable the moment the popular as
sembly presented its demands In the
address to the throne cannot be much
longer delayed. The excitement in the
interior is increasing daily. Partial
strikes have begun at Kieff, Odessa.
Moscow and other cities and the peas
ants In some provinces are no longer
restrainable and have commenced to
seize the land OF the proprietors. The
leaders of the Constitutional Demo
Gratis In the lower house. who for tac-
tical reasons first sought to postpone a
conflict In order to be able to choose
the time and place for the battle,
realize that they must 90 with the
tide and the government. which
equally sought to calmly ignore the
extra constitutional" demands OF the
house and sent the ministers to the
house with conciliatory speeches,
realizes that the governmental policy
has failed. Since the government de-
clined to give the house satisfaction
regarding the continued executions in
the provinces or TO bring to book the
local officials whose tyranny IL fam
ming the
Flames Of Popular indignation
parliament has had no alternative ex-
cept the immediate insistence on its
demand for the dismissal of the cab
met The scene at Tuesdays session.
when the house refused to listen to
the ministers and practically drove
them from the rostrum, clearly pre-
sents the issue. The emperor must
dismiss the cabinet or fight. In yield
ing to the militant spirit Of the rad
icals upon this point the Constitu-
tional Democrats again soiidified the
opposition. which was on the verge Of
dissensions over the agrarian ques-
tion-dissensions of which the govern
ment is eager to take advantage, 1t
being reliably reported that the gov
ernment has planned to make direct
appeal to the peasants by distributing
to the land hungry peasants on easy
payments 3,75O.O0O acres of land on
the right bank of the Voiga and In the
Southern and Central provinces with
out awaiting the action Of parliament.
This step is strongly advised by the
leaders of the nobility, who are hold
ing general congress here. The men,
bers of the nobility are perfectly
aware that the parliamentary pro-
gramme If adopted will wipe out land
lordism In Russia and that the fair"
price which the programme offers for
their appropriated property will not
save them from economic ruin. There
fore the mobiles are organizing In order
to make stif fight for the preserva-
tiOn Of their prerogatiyeS
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
DIRTY AND UNFIT FOR USE.
Chicago Building Commissioner In
spects Packlnohouses.


Chicago. June 7.-Building Comlnis-
sioner Bartzen and twelve deputy
building inspectors went to the stock
yards during the day to make an In
spection OF every building In the place.
The commissioner declared before
leaving the city hall that he would
compel the packers to correct every
violation Of the building ordinances
that might be found.
Building Commissioner BartEen per.
sonally went to the hog killing depart
ment OF large packinghouse and de-
scribed the conditions he found there
- ''hlthy and dirty" He character
tied the room as q dirty hole. unilt
for the use to which It Is put" In the
portion OF the plant where cattle are
killed and dressed the wallis were COW
cred with caIcimine scarcely dry. He
satd there Il not 9 modern building 10
The entire district devoted to the pack
ing industry. The majority Of them.
he declared. ARE dillapidated. nlthy
and unft for such use az Is made OF
them"
He directed that the inspection
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
CUT OFF FROM ESCAPE.
Chicago Firemen Rescue Eight Chill
dren From RurnInu hona.

Chicago. June THE eight children
OF Joseph Blondewiski. ranging In age
from three weeks to nine years. were
thrown from second story window
by firemen when blaze broke out In
their home at 1889 Sacramento ave-
nue.. Escape for the children was en-
tirely cut of and all OF them would
have perished had not the firemen
dropped them out of the window,
other firemen catching them as they
fell. One girl was overcome by smoke,
but soon recovered. All of the others
--,re uniniured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
THREATEN 70 BURN PORT.
Strikers at Odessa Assume Menacing
Attitude.

Odessa, June THE strikers at
this port are assuming such menac-
ing attitude that the authorities are
apprehensive of repetition OF the APP
palling conflagration Of last June. The
Russian shipping companies having
announced their intention to imme-
diately import 1000 seamen from the
Baltic ports the local fremen who are
on strike threaten to retaliate by
blowing up the steamers and burning
the port. Strong military guards have
been placed on board all tho vessels
laid up here. Fifteen hundred infan-
try, with machine guns. are stationed
at the harbor and In its vicinity.
The strike. which Is declared to be
purely political. has paralyzed Russian
navigation on the Black sea.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
SEVENTEEN FIRE VICTIMS.
Two Killed and Fifteen Hurt at Blaze
In Dye Works.

New York, june Fire In the
four-story brick factory Of the New
York and Boston Steam Securing and
Dyeing works caused an explosion on
the first floor which killed two persons
and injured fifteen others The dead
are s. Bernard. the proprietor OF the
factory, and his wife Sarah.
Many Of those injured were resi-
dents of the vicinity. who crowded In
front OF the burning building before
the police could find time to form IRE
lines.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
Investigate Election Frauds.

Denver. June Judge Mullins has
entered formal orders for the calling
OF a grand Jury to investigate the al
legged frauds In the elections of May
Is. for the setting aside OF District At
torney George Stidger and the ap-
pointment OF special prosecutor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
Accused 81 killinc srethsr.

Grafton. N D.. June 7.-Anton Shor
n accused Of killing his brother. Joseph
6hor. By running pickaxe through
hts heart. Joseph was putting : fence
across q section line. shutting Anton
out from going to his land unless he
went the other way. mile and half
longer Joseph refused to put IN .
gate and q quarrel ensued.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
Referred to sub.commlttce.

Washington, June THE house
committee on judiciary, by vote Of
10 to Z, referred all OF the seven anti
injunction bills to special sub-com-
mittee with instructions to report to
the full committee next December.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
SEIZE DEPUTY sAealFFs.
Montana Horse Thieves Capture Two
Officers.

Officers.
Helena, Mont. June 7.--William
Vasko and Hugh Calberwood, two
Valley county deputy sheriffs, had
startling experience few days ago
with horse thieves, according to word
from Culbertson.
1t appears that the officers attempt
ed to arrest the thieves at Ashfield,
but had the tables turned on them.
As they approached cabin in which
the outlaws were hidden the latter
opened fire and captured the officers.
They were disarmed, deprived of
their horses and left foot loose, thank
ful Only that they were not killed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
MRS. rlATT DECKER PRESIDENT
Federation OF Women's Clubs Select
Ofeicers.

st. Paul. June THE Federation OF
Women's Clubs devoted the day large.
ly to the election of officers, the result
being as follows:
President, Sarah s. Platt Decker.
Denver; first vice president. Mrs.
Philip N. Moore, st. Louis: second
vice president, Mrs. May Alden Ward,
Boston: recording secretary, Mrs.
John Dickinson Sherman. Chicago;
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Charles
Perkins, Knoxville; treasurer, Mrs.
Josiah Evans Cowles, Los Angeles:
auditor. Mrs. Percy v. Pennybacker,
Austin. Tex
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
PENNsyLvANlA REPUBLICANS
State Convention In Session at Har
risburo.

s
Harrisburg, Pa, June THE Re-
publican state convention met In the
Lyceum theater to nominate candi-
dates for governor. lieutenant gov
ernor, auditor general and secretary Of
internal affairs. Following the roll call
Congressman Olmsted OF Dephain
county was chosen temporary chair
man. The slated candidates for the
different Offices are:
Governor. Edwin 8. Stuart Of Phila-
delphia: lieutenant governor, Robert
D. Murphy Of Cambria county; auditor
general, Robert X. Young OF Tioga
county: secretary Of internal affairs.
Henry HOuck OF Lebanon.
The slate went through without Q
break.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
Eleven Bulcarians Killed.

Salonica. June 7.-According to ad-
vices received here Turkish banc -
6tantchova. near Ketchana, June J.
murdered eleven BulgariRns.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
THREE STATE TICKETS NAMED.
Numerous Candidates for South 0a-
kota Offices.

Numerous Candidates for South Da-
kota Offices.
Sioux Falls, s. D., June THE Re
publican state convention nominated
the following ticket:
United States Senator-Robert ].
Gamble
Congressmen-Philo Hill. Brookings
county; Colonel w. II. Parker, Law
renee county.
Governor-Coe l. Crawford, Beadle.
Lieutenant Governor-Heward C.
6pober. Hyde.
coin.
Secretary of Stated. d. Wipf,
HutchiLeon, present incumbent.
Attorney General-W. s. Clark,
Sphinx.
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion- Hans A. Ustrud. Minnehaha.
State Auditor-John Perung. Camp
bell
Commissioner OF Schools and Pub
lie Lands-O. C. Dockken, Duell.
The Socialist state convention also
met In this city and nominated a
state ticket headed by Freeman
Knowles OF Lawrence for governor.
Redfield, s. D., June 7.-South Da-
kota Prohfbitionists, In convention
here, nominated q state ticket headed
by Knute Lewis of Lake Preston for
governor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
FiRs WIPES OUT TOWN.

Eight Hundred People homeless q
Duck HilI. Miss.
New Orleans, June 7.-Duck Hin.
Miss. town Of 1000 inhabitants. was
almost completely destroyed by fire. It
II reported. More than 500 Inhabitants
were made homeless.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-07

should lie ct the most thorough CHAR
acter and the work will not be COM
pleted inside of four or five days.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-07

Indianapolis, June IA strong SEN
timent In favor of the endorsement of
William j. Bryan for the Democratic
presidential nomination is noticeable
among the Indiana Democrats gath
cred here for the state convention.
Indications are that Bryan resolution
will be Incorporated In the platform.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
WITH MARKED ENTHUSIASM
BRYAN is ENDORSED FOR pREsl.
DENT BY ARKANSAS DEMO-
caAr,c CONVENTION.


Hot Springs, Ark. June THE
Democratic state convention has adopt.
cd a resolution endorsing William j..
Bryan for president In 1908. Friends
Of William r. Hearst had endeavored
to stay the Bryan tide by asking that
the matter be submitted to the voters
OF the state at the next Democratic
primary, but the resolution. which was
offered by Chancellor Humphreys Of
Washington county. was adopted by
reclamation with marked enthusiasm
A resolution was introduced reciting
that Jefferson Davis had received a
majority OF the votes cast at the re-
cent primaries for United States SEN
ator and that he be officially declared
the nominee. The resolution was
adopted.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
SUIT FOR AN ACCOUNTING.
Mutual Life After Former Vice Presi
dent Grannis.

New York, June THE Mutual
Life Insurance company has brought
suit against It's former vice president.
Robert A. Grannis. for an accounting
OF funds OF the company which were
expended under his direction.
James McKeen. counsel for the Mu-
tual, said that suits doubtless will be
brought against all persons who han
died the. companys money and who
have failed to give an accounting
for it.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-13
@bite mad 3aris.

Sn GOm traf Die 9ia6ri6t elm, baB
Der Homer SOti6aiter Der 8sreiuigtsu
Staateu, 9err Seurg Nbite. Oemhddit
in slei6er @iseni6uft uu6 RuriS uers
iest nuo 9err &Obert 9. Mc@Ormif,
Der Die Sereintsteu Staten in 6runfs
reid als Sotidafter u%ertritt, a~bberufeu
weroeu mirb. Sn Soffreiieu bat Die
gta6ridt BON @bite's Ssriesun9 ui6t
weiter iiberrai9t; Oeun bort lit cs alls
semeiu befannt, OaB ct ieit lGn9erer
Seit persona non grata1 lit, neil er
ii6 bel Dem BON inn uerauitalteten eriten
Oifentliben @mpfans erlaubte, BON Der
Silte Der @elaoenen bic 0iameu BON
;wei Damen gu itreideu, bic Der bod
iten Ariitofratie Stations an9ebOren
nno benz SOni9sbuuie iebr nabe lteben.
au 8bite's Stelle in 6om mirb
pabri6einlih Serr yloD6 s. @riscOm,
Der Sotiduiter Der Ssreinisteu Staa.
ten in Sruiilien. treteu, unS Serr Wtcs
@Ormid bat Die abii6t, iif uOaitdu.
big ms Priuatleben Suriid;u;ieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-13
@lntSarftiaer @arbar.

Wm. MtcO onalo, elm alter Trapper,
Der wabrenO Der lesten Sabre leinem
@ewerbe in nOrOiidsn @ewalIern nab.
9esan9en lit unO crit Dor einiser
3a9en 5uriid febrte, er3dblt, baB Der
@apitdn Oes @alfi6ldOoners rSlsa"
aus Scaltle mebrsre bon ben Mann.
i6aiten irines ShiffeS falten Yluts
eridOlicn uno brei auf elmer einlamen
Sniel, Die anldeineno unbemobnt mar,
aus9cieet babe. Oiele trafen aui ibren
@anoerjiisen aGS lie i4On fait eri6Opft
uno taunl nod imitanoe paren, iif
fortiuidlrppcn. cine an,abl uon So.
germ. Die ibnen @rfrii6un9en saben urb
tie nad ibrem wager uabmeu, no ibnen
bic auS9eIesten, pom ben furdtbartn
Seioeu, bic Tie BON Dem @apitan
ibres Sdiifes gu erleioen battsn. sr.
Sdblten. sic %befinoen ii6 na6 ben
Gn9aben WfcD Oualo's jest uuf Der
Reiie nad einem Safen an Der Siite
oes Stilen Wteeres uno msroen, menn
tie bieien erreidt baben, einsn Ser.
ba%ftsbeiebl sessn ben Captain Oss
S6oOners Olga" srwirteH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-13
S6puitc Sarmpnie.

Sreiberr BON Gebrentbal. Der fiir,li6
ernanite Oiterrsidiid'unsarii9e Wiini.
tier oes auBeren, bat feline sriie Gr.
flaruns iiber bic uuspdrtise YOlitit Der
Ooppelmonarhie a~bsessben. @r lprad
Dor Der SuO9rtfommiiiion Der Dele.
s%ationen uno ertldrte. feline auf9abe
jet cine lsibte, neil Die 8ejishuu9eu
Der WiOnurdie gu alien frsmOen
Wtdhten freuuolide ieien. Der Srei.
berr iprad pom ieinen iinsiten Seiu.
den in iremOen Suuptitdoten unO
iagte, ieine lluterreounsen nit benz
oeutihen ReidstunIler 8iriteu b.
Billion uuo benz ruiiiiaen Wiiniiter
bes acu6ereH SSwolStD bdtteu oas
Sorbanoenieiu uOllitdnbiser Sreunb.
l4aft uno Snterciien : Sarmouie Der
betbeiltsten Sdncsr Oarsetbau. bic er
gu fOroern beitrebt lsin iperOe. Ssin
Wfeinun9saustauid nit benz italie.
nii6en Wiiniitsr bes Nsuberen Tittoni
babe erseben, baB feiu SntereiIens
GOnflitt swiidsn Seiterrei6 : uuSarn
uno Stalien beitebe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-13
Sismaref's Stur;.

Die ourd Die 9obenlobe'i6sn r@rs
innerunsen" BON neuem entfeiIslte Dis
fulton iiber Die @riinoe. bic CUR Gnt.
laiiuus oes 6iiriten Sismard 9efibrt
babeu, mill fein @nOe uebmen. dun
wieOerbOlt RrOf. Or. Dams Dslbriid
in ben .Rreubiidsu Subrbiideru" feline
Seriion. @r bleibt ben m~annisfadsn
a%nfeinbun9en uno &idti9ltellunsen
seseniiber babel, ba6 Sismard einsn
Staatsltreid, sweds gbi1affuns bes
alsemeinen &ei9sta9smabtrehtS &c.
plant babe uno bariiber gum Sturs &C.
fOmmen lei. Die Sismartbldtter mo.
den alien oieien ubenteurliden OAR
ftellnn9en ben 8ornurf Der llnaufrid.
tisteit. Sbre idarfen 9Iusrifie sipfeln
in Der Soroeruns, bic Quellen, aui
tpsl4en bic Ssbuuptunseu fi6 itissu,
au3useben. 90 LANCE Dies ni9t ssIde.
be, miiBten iie in bas @ebiet Der Sabel
uerwieieu weroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-13

fiinfSebu Miniousu in Girtulation,
uuo piele bauon perosn wabrI6einlih
in ben Si9erbeits9ewOlben BON San'
ten aufbewubrt unO ais Geierue 9e'
batten. @rtaubeu sic mir, OaB i'd
Ourum eriude, biele S6eine berpOr'
;ubolsn uub lie benz 8unoes SAas'
amt Sujultelleu, mo iie iebr idnea in
tleiues @elO umsepe6ielt uuO in
@irtulation 9ebra6t werOeu. DaS
lit Die eiuSise Silfe. Seine Sanf iOll
lid iiber Die Gage cher beibwd'
rem bis ite lire @ewOlbe sriiuoli6
ourhlu6t uub 10 uiel in ibren
SrGften itebt CUR abbilfe bei9etru9sn
hat"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-13
6elSfnappbctt.

Sdasamtsietretdr Sbap bat iammt.
ltdeH Sanfen Der Sereinistsn Staateu
OaS fOlsenbe IunOidrsiben su9eben
lalisn: IS ma9t lid iiberal cine
Snappbeit an fleiuen @elbI9einen be.
mertbar, Der baS 8unbes Sdatamt
ni9t abbelfeu fam. Da mir fein
@eies baben, bas ben 9iationalbau.
ten cine 9rOBere Girtulation BON S.,
Sdeinen 9eitattet, 10 miiiien bic BAN
fen islbit ieben, pie ite ii6 am beiten
belfen fOuneu. ausenblidli9 befins
ben ii6 Sebn Dollars : Silberideine
fir ben @eiummtbetrus pom beinabe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-13
Geutfcbe
S9On= Sarberei,
1927 u. @aibiastOn 9tbe.
Seiee S%elepbpne.
SeiSe Telephone,

Ollie Irbeit rah better @eiie poGiibrt.
Dem Gsini9en nno 8lGtten ips,ielle
aufmertiamteit sel6enft. Grbeit absss
bolt uuO ab9elieiert.
Geo. u. S9miOt, Gisentb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-13
Giienbabu Ssittabelie.
;S.lauars, sadapuuna auu @sfsrn Balm.
Sn Strait rem "a. Suui 1906.


Sn Strait rem "a. Suni 1906.
SiDlia -9uldbt SerautOn fur Ntp gcri
UNI 201, 800, sos 500. 1920. Born. ;
To- 40, 3.25 uub $40 Na6mittass. 8ir
Nsp gurt uub philadelphia, um $40 gOrm.;
f2.40 IN; 33i Na6mittaes. 8ir
Sobubauni. 6.tr Ndbmittags.
R6rolih -Fdr Buffalo I'm LIS. 6.25 u. 900
WUr.; t.55. $40 unb tt.t0 Na6mitiass. 8ir
8iusbamtcn, Glmird uub 3pii6tnfattcnsn, I'm
1910 Rcr uni | Us Na6m. 8ir SswsgC.
Spraeuis uue Utica. I'm LIS unb 6.25 Mpr. +;
f.55 Na6mittaes Ssreao. S%prdeuit une
Utica aug UNI 6.25 Wor. Iduft tdsli&, ausat.
nommtu 5cuutaas. 8ir Wputrpis nm 900
Wcr.; los uni $40 NaGm. Httclipu Nc
epmoeatiOu, um 400 4a6mtttdas. Bling.
hampton arepmpeatipu, um 6.t5 Natmittnss.
1luomsburB 9ibiHou-9srldet Scranton
fir WcItbumttrlduo UNI 6.35, 10 20 Daor.
f.55 uus $40 Ruam. Sir plymouth I'm s.O5
Ra@mittags.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-13
eadauauna g. @gomins BAILEY.
(QuureI eiuie.)

1TdI IN VIAL an I. JUL IvNO,
9hat psrIaGsu Suantun I'M 1 90, 200, 300
400, 500 unh 500 Mpratns. lin 5 40 Wor'
atns an @ehtuiaesu une alt uahfOIstnes
ipan,ia Winuttu, une UNI ZOO MOretns an
Scnniaesn unb ale ua&fcIesues ~sranIts Mt'
uuitu bic unb i%nilufps ~ 10 Rdhts, In pd-
lts-8ant al Winutsu ipdttr anfcmmtub.
9hat aat 10 Winuisn an Wp&sniaBsn ben
$40 be $40 Rn6mittdas.
GrpuB,hss baIttn uur In pittstcn an. str-
Iafen Scranton alt Stuubt i6eli&, ausas'
ncmmsu Scnntas, bon ZIG Mrrdsns bic I'M
7.f6 Ra&mittdas uub trsTsH in @iIfss.Sarr
80 Minuitu ip6ttr Elm.
Osftnn Dttuf iwif&sn SCRANTON, RaY auG
parl uue Ttttrsbura.
Sttbs Bdbrplan fir atpddbtfCretrues 3has.
B.8. Beta IT,, 8trfsbrsldtrr, SraniDn
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GbrenmeSaiae fur 0Sm. u. Scarf
in Neip Yorf.

@initimmis bei9lOB Der Sberaus.
i6uB Der italieniiaeu @eieaidaft pom
8Otbsn SreuS, 9srru Biuiam Stan.
OOlpb 9eurit bic srOBs SpsSiaLWte.
oaiue Der @eieaiduft 3u usrleiben,
welde bios iOldsu YeriOnsn sewdbrt
wiro, bic 9eruOrruseuOes i'm Dienite
Der 9umanitdt seleiitet. guserbem be.
~auftra9te oaS @Omite Senator Sauer.
ma, 9errn 9earit ben Dant Der italieni.
idsu @eieui4aft pom ROtbsn areu3
fur Oeiien 10 erfolsrsi9 in Die Dsss &c.
lsitstes 9ilfsmert na9 Der 8eIuu'aata.
itropbe ausBuoriden.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-27
ARLINGTON

Mr. Spaulding OF Troy was in town
Tuesday.
The Liscoub cottage is being shing-
led and later it Is to be painted.
Miss Hamilton of Eagle Bridge VINO
has been visiting at l. Hard's return
ed home Friday
Misses Hawley and Cleghorn after
being away for a number OF months,
have returned to town for a brief
stay.
Mr. and Mrs ST John McRae who
have | cen occupying the Bungalow fer
tie past week, returned home TO
Brookline, Mass. Tuesday.
The friends of the late A p Child's
learned with regret the news Of his
death Mr. Childs was frequent vis-
itor to the village and bad many
friends here
News has been received in regard To
Henry S Hard who left Arlington in
1877. Nothing had been heard from
him until this week when news came
that he was killed in railroad acct
dent at Rochester, n y in Nov. 1905.
He is survived by widow living in
Rochester and two sons John and
Henry in New York.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-27
NORTH RUPERT.

Mrs 0 p Black is home from Rut
land
Archie Barnes has-gone to Bellows
Falls for the summer.
Clifford and Dwight Palmer are
entertaining a cousin.
Walter Williams OF Dandy visite d
at O = Galop's over Sunday,
Mrs Casper Leach of Pawlet visited
her sister Mrs James Leach last week
Mrs Harriet Winchester of Pawlet
visited at Horace Winchester's last
week
Mrs Geo Gallup and two children
and Miss Jennie Wildwood passed
Sunday in Dorset.
Mr. and Mrs Chester Phillips and
children of Pawlet passed Saturday
with his brother Chas Phillips.
Miss Nellie Young who is teaching
in East Rupert passed Saturday and
sunday at Horace Winche ster's.
Mrs Wideawake and son Peter o.
Manchester passed few days of last
week with her daughter Mrs Peter
Brooks.