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The daily sentinel., 1906-06-05
Real Estate!

leo acres of high line land $1,000
No, 122-4O acres three miles from
town, one acre orchard, ten acres
alfalfa. house, barn and other inn
provements. VIII trade for city
property.
No. 15S.-Eighty acres. two miles
from town under the Grand Valley
ditch, $3.50.
No. 1913 acres, good house and
improvements, acres in orchard
balance in garden, / mile from
town, sandy soil $4,000
No. 140.-New modern five-room
house on monthly payments.
Fire insurance written and money
to loan at per cent
NAN-THE REAL ESTATE MAN.
III Main Stree.
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WANTED-To rent a furnished house
during summer months by careful
tenant; three in family, Address
r. care of Sentinel.
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nowLINe REcoRps BRoKEN.

Two bowling records were broken
and the Sugar Factory team defeat
ed in an interesting game with the Of-
flee men at the Mesa bowling ALLEYS
last night The Office men won by
a score of 2.533 points which is lis
higher than any record for three
games. the score of the opposing team
being 1,139- The other event was
the breaking OF the record for a
single game by team which was
done by the Office men in the last
game of the evening when they bowl
ed $50 points. one point more than
the Printers score which was S19
pins
The highest individual score bowl
ed last evening was by Peterson,
when he got 212 in the last game.
The fOl1OWfnp fe the score in detail.
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AMALGASIATED ELECTION.

New York, June Stockholders
of the Amalgamated Copper company
at their meeting in Jersey City to-
day reelected the following directors:
H. H. Rogers, William Rockefel-
Ter, James Stillman, A. II. Fowler,
G. II. Church, II. II. Rogers, Jr., and
j. e. Judson.
The company's annual report show
ed its net earnings for the year end
ing April so to be s9.161, ,537 and its
surplus for the year after payment of
all dividends to be S312,9S3
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FOR SALE-Household furniture.
Apply to Rev. C.W.G. Lyon, 312
N. 4th street.
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FOR RENT-Newly Furnished
rooms at 127 Rood avenue. Apply
S03 S. Ave.
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WANT MN

FOR SALE=Fresh milk COW. Ap-
ply at 321 Gunnison.
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WIFE OF sHEEPMAN DIES.

Montrose June Airs. L. F. Seap-
les wife of a well known sheepman
of Montrose died at her home few
miles west of Monrose this after
noon. She leaves husband and four
small children.
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W. Edmund Tribble, of Green
River, is a visitor to the city today.
Mr. Tribble was formerly employed
at Palisade, but since February has
been running the Rio Grande hotel
at Green River. He reports the
Green river colony flourishing greatly
and from the present indications he
expects a most prosperous year Mr..
Tribble went through to Palisade this
morning, returning here AT noon.
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77
Card of Thanks.

We wish to extend our thanks to
the many kind friends, and neigh
bors and especially to the members of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men, for the many kindnesses ex-
tended to us. during the last illness
and death of our husband and fa-
ther, the late John Barnacle.
Very respectfully,
MRS. JOHN BARNACLE.
JOHN BARNACLE, JR.
BESSIE BARNACLE.
To Louisville. Ky and return only
$47.50 June IL and 13. Fnal limit
July 23, Colorado Midland.
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FOR RENT-By the Grand Valley
Real Estate company. 4. 5, and 6
and room houses. Do you want
modern house, close in.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-23
MEN GOT
OUT OF JAIL
Prisoners Escape From Or
leans County Jail.
DUG THROUGH THE WALL
Gained Their Liberty By Use Of
Window Weight In Broad
Daylight.

Newport May % Three federal
prisoners held in Orleans county jail
here charged with burglariziug the
post-ofiice at Norton Mills, April 90,
escaped in broad daylight about 10
O'Clock this forenoon, by pounding a
hole about II by IA inches 10 size,
through four thicknesses of brick wall
near the floor Of the corridor with
window weight. The men had been
singing and having jollilication,
which was done apparently, to cover
the noise OF making the hol
The jail is back of the court house
on the corner OF Maine and second
SITS: and is next to the government
building, but stands back some dis
lance from both streets. The break
was made on the Second ST. side and
man was saving wood near by and
other people were at work not far
away, but nobody discovered the Jail
breaking that was going on until the
prisoners we're some distance from the
building. 1t is thought the men had a
start of about three minutes. One ran
toward Coventry and the other two up
the railroad track toward North Troy
A posse Of officers and citizens we're
organized for pursuit and att O'Clock
this Afternoon it was believed that the
fugitiyes we're surrounded n the Ken,
dali woods some two or three miles
from here 1t is about five miles in a
direct line to the Canadian border.
which the prisoners evidently are seek.
.inn They mnre no nrisnn rnrh
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CONGREGATIONAL CLUB
Semi Annual Meeting to be Held Here Thur
dav


The first semi-annual meeting OF the
Congregational club OF Western Yer
mont will be held here Thursday, May
81.
Arrangements have been made for
the members of the club and their
friends. who may wish to do so, to
visit the famous battlefield, monumen
aud the historic First church, the old
est church in the state.
Conveyances will be in readiness at
the Bennington station on the arrival
Of the 3 80 p. m. train from tire north
to take the friends direct to the monu-
ment, mile and half distant Aiter
an hours visit all will proceed to the
Old First church where the afternoon
session of the club will be held, begin
ming promptly at 40 p. m
At the close OF this session carriages
will be in readiness to take the mem
bers and their friends to the Second
church, mile away, where supper Will
be served, and where the evening ses-
sion of the club will be held.
Following is the program,
Afternoon session OldFrst church,
i.3O p. M short business session: ad-
dresses, THE Lack of Ministerial
5upply-the Cause and the Remedy"
first, "The Responsibility OF the In
dividual, Rev I c. Smart pastor of
the College street church, Burlington;
second, "The Responsibility of the
Church, II d. Bacon, Brandon; to
be followed by general discussions;
$50 p. M. supper in parlors OF Second
church; : Tsp IN executive committee
meeting in the yestry of the Second
church
Evening session AS p. IN. organ
prelude, Mrs G. W. Keeseman; anthem
by the choir address, "Church Unity
as seen from the Tr-Council at Day
ton, Ohio, REV A. f Pierce, d. d.,
Brockton, Mass; general discussion
opened by the Rev G w Phillips, d.
D., of Rutland, delegate to the coun.
ell
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A $4,000 DAMAGE SUIT
Case Grows Out of Injuries Caused by Ice
From Roof

Montpelier, May -. Papers will
be served this evening in $4,000
damage suit brought by Mrs c. Il.
Jones OF Bradford against Johonnott
n Hall and J. Richard Blackall of this
city,
The suit is brought to recover for
injuries said to have been received
through the carelessness and negli-
gence of the defendants
While Mrs Jones was walking in
front of the Johonnott 4 Hall furniture
store February 10 last she was struck
by block OF falling ice and was rem
dered unconscious, being confined to
her room in hotel here for several
weeks. Mr. Blackal was cleaning the
roof of the furniture building at the
time of the accident and it is claimed
that a piece OF ice which he detached
struck the plaintiff.
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ATWOOD. -RAWSON
Charming Home Wedding Amid Bowers Of
Apple Blossoms.

In the presence of nearly 100 relatives
and friends at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
T.. T.. Rawson of Elm street, their
youngest daughter Miss n Louise
Rawson, on Tuesday evening at $50
became the wife Of George D. Atwood
of Brooklyn. Rev George S Mills
otficiated, using the full ring service
OF the Episcopal church. The bride
was given away by her father.
The house was beautifully trimmed
with apple blossoms tastefully arraDg
ed in all the rooms. Two little flower
girls, Elizabeth Goodall and Margar-
ct Battles with baskets OF flowers pre-
coded the wedding party. Lohengrin's
wedding march was played by the
Goldsmith orchestra, assisted by Prof
W. T. Lawrence OF Troy Miss Mary
Root was maid OF honor and Leon
Thurlow of Plainfe!d, N j., was best
man. The ushers were Theodore H.
Thomas of New York and Richard f.
Rawson. The brides gown was Of
white silk trimmed with lace She
wore a vel and carried bouquet of
lilies of the valley. The maid Of hon
or wore a dress of white silk and car
ried pink roses. After the ceremony
those present extended congratulations
aDd choice refreshments we're served.
Mr. and Mrs Atwood left on the night
train for Montreal They are to spend
their honeymoon in Maine and on
their return are TO live at l3S Third
street, Brooklyn, where Mr. Atwood is
employed by the Wheeler Engineering
Il Condenser company. He is a grad
uate of the Massachusetts ms itute OF
Technology and is a rising young civil
engineer and has fine position.
The bride is u graduate of the Ben
nington high school and has wide
circle Of friends both here and in
Brooklyn where she was engaged in
kindergarten teaching for several
years,
The happy couple received a large
number of beautiful presents, especi-
ally striking being the many pieces OF
cut glass and silver Among the we'd
ding guests we're MIR and Mrs Charles
Atwood of Brooklyn, Miss Ranney
and Miss Gertrude Skinner Of New
York and Mr. and Mrs John T. Batch
elder OF Barton.
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TIMBER LAND BURNED OVER

One Hundred and Twenty five Acres of Lumber
Destroyed.
Springfield, May - a forest fire on
Skitchwauge mount in one-half mile
above the old Crown Point road and
near the Butterfeld farm today des-
troyed over l25 acres of timber owned
by the Diamond Match Co. The flames
started from a burning brush pile A
gang OF men will stay on the noun
tain tonight.
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St Thomas and is making a deter
mined effort TO expel Caceres and re
gain the presidency of Santo Domingo.
Some of the leaders who were instru-
mental in ejecting Morales from office
are reported TO be now on his side, and
many rumors have been received of
purchases of arms and gathering Of
reyolutionists in ports adjacent to San
TO Domingo.
The navy department has forwarded
to Commander Switzerland on the
Yankee such information as ii has re-
,eived through the state department.
eaving him full discretion to deal with
the situation.
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DEMOCRATS ELECT ALDERMAN
Thereby Retain Control OF the Burlington
City Council.

Burlington, May Civilian l..
Stone Dem. was elected al lerman in
the fifth ward today over Winthrop
Parker, Repl by 20 majority to sue
coed Il. G. willard, deceased. The
election was holly contested as the
election of a Republican alderman
would have meant the Democratic loss
of control Ia the city council,
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WESTBURY, y Y, May % While
running at a rate of forty miles an
hour "A big touring automobile belong
ing to F. +. Collier dashed into an
castbound express train at the depot
crossing here last night. The two oc-
cupants Of the machine, George Ga
briel the chauffeur and Frederick
Whitehead, a valet in the Collier fam.
lily, were instantly killed, and the ma
chine was wrecked.
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FIRST ANNUAL EXCURSION

OF the Brotherhood of Locomotive firsmen
To Albany Saturday Nay 20.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men of the Rutland railroad will run
an excursion to Albany and return
Saturday, May %, from Rutland and
intermediate stations. The rae from
Bennington and North Bennington
will be Sl25 for Adults and $50 for
children Passengers from Benning
ton should leave on regular train a,
SIS a. u. connecting with specia
train leaving North Bennington at
l0.l5 a. m. arriving at Troy at Ills
m, Albany II 10 a m.
Returning special train will leave
Albany at S.l5 p. M and viii leave
Troy at s Tsp. m
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mIesin. .e.oea Lonn Of ns..Ieaas..

Higgins vetoed Loan of BattIehaGs.
ALBANY. y. y, May Ex-Governor
Higgins vetoed the bill Of Assembly
man +. G Whitney of OSwego. which
would authorize the loan by the adju-
tant general of civil war battleflags of
local regiments for use during Old
Home week in Oswego county This
bill, says the governor, authorizes
the adjutant general to permit the Use
in the military parade during the cele-
hration of Old Home week In Oswego
county of the battlehags of regiments
and batteries that We're carried 10y
them in the war of the rebellion. These
flags are now carefully preserved In
the state capitol. and many of them
are so fragile that use and exposure
might result In their total destruction"
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when YOU said You had too much work
to doy A. Yes. tell her. "Oh. auntie
cannot do all this work" Then she
strike me and knock me down and
hurt my jaw SO thst could not eat
for two three days Another time she
break stick ON my back so that II
hurt me many days. but they never
yet me doctor
Q Did you know that what your I'm
Gle had done was wrong? A. No.
Q. Whit We're you given to eat? A.
| had what the others left II was not
I'll for dogs.
.. Were you permitted to play with
other children? A. No, never. They
never even let me talk to the men in
the bakeshOp. They would not let me
talk English.
The girl said that she listened to the
voice of God" which told her TO kill
them"
Il talked with God" she said. 81
said to God. God, here is a poor child,
not yet seventeen years Old to 90 out
into the streets No father, no mother
no one to go to. Her husband driven
away from her-there is nobody who
wants TO look at her
did you see GodY
yes. | saw him every night"
What did he sayT'
"I<ill your uncle that's what he
said ! crossed myself three times and
asked, is that your voice, LordY and
he answered that It was The voice
said, Get n revolver and got re-
volver. The voice said, Get a knife
and got knife Anything the voice
told me to do that did.
81 went to my uncle's house. My
aunt was there When was in the
yard l crossed myself. When ! saw
my aunt ana uncle the voice said You
got to do it, My uncle went upstairs,
and my aunt told me to 20 too.
u went up to him. He said You're
an outcast' called him traitor. The
voice told me | must kill him. must
stab any one who came between me
and him.
After had stabbed them did not
run away. walked downstairs and
told the bakers what | had done. |
said to them; God told me to do it, 50
| did it. God told me to protect my
honor, and did IT,
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PLACED UNDER $500 BONDS.
Earl Williams Held to Answer for Automo.
bile Accident.

Morrisville, May 22-Late Yesterday
afternoon, Earl Williams of Montpe-
lier who ran over the little fve-year-
Old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Harry
McCromble, while driving an automo-
bile was detained by the authorities
and was given hearing, the action
being brought by the States attorney,
F. G. Bicknel of Johnson. He was
placed under $500 bonds which were
furnished by Frank Canfeld. Mr.
Williams father is an automobile
dealer in Montpelier.
According to the testimony of most
of the eye Witnesses the automobile
was running at least twenty miles an
hour.
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TRY TO EXPEL
PRES. CACERES
Ex.Prcsident Morales and Par
tisans at st. Thomas.
DOMINGO THREATENED
State and Navy Department Off.
Gals on the Alert 10 Prevent
Purchase of Arms.

WASHINGTON, May pa revolu-
tionary movement in the West Indies
directed against the administration Of
President Caceres of Santo Domingo
has led to a conference between Off
cials Of the state aud navy depart
ments here The adyices are as yet
vague and are difficult of access. but it
is gathered that In substance they i'll
dicate that ex-President Morales, who
for some time had disappeared from
the scene of activity, is now at or near
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-23

NAPLES, May %. THAT which the
recent awful eruption of Mount Nesu-
vius could not accomplish the torrents
Of mud resulting from the floods of the
last few days have brought about The
mud has so surrounded the Royal oh
servatory and obstructed ingreSs and
egress that Director Mattucci, his as
slstants and carabneers under him
have been compelled to abandon their
post and come to Naples
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Mccumber Make. Protest In senat,

McCumber Makes Protest In senate.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-The sen
ate devoted the greater part Of the SEES
sion to consideration of the lmmigra
ton bill, but before it was taken up
Senator McCumber made n personal
statement contradicting an article
printed in a New York paper TO the eff
feet that the railroad rate bill had
been so amended at his instance as to
render il ineffective.
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Amnesty proclamation Next sunday.

Amnesty Proclamation Next sunday.
ST PETERSBURG, May 23.-Pre-
mier Goremykin has been summoned
to 20 to Peterhof today for confer
ence with the emperor to put the final
touches to the speech which the pre-
mier will deliver in the lower house OF
parliament on Friday, setting forth the
governments position on the various
points in the houses address in reply
TO the speech from the throne The
long awaited political amnesty will be
proclaimed on sunday. May y. the an
niverSary Of the coronation Of Emperor
Nicholas H. The exact scope of the
measure has not as yet been deter
mined
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Nerrn cnnfcr.eh Murder.

BRIDGETON, n. j., May 23.-Al
bert Riley, a negro suspect in Jail here
has confessed that he murdered Thorn.
as Rinehart, a contractor, at Dorsey's
Run. Md, on April Z last. A reward
Of $1,000 had been offered by the
Maryland authorities for the apprehen'
sion of RinehartS murderer.
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WOMAN SERIOUSLY HURT
Horse Frightened by Automobile and Threw
Her 10 the Ground,

Mortified, May % A horse driven
by Mrs Edward Labelle became fright
ened at an automobile on Main street
this afternoon, throwing Mrs Labelle
with great force to The ground. She
was picked up unconscious and sus-
tanned severe bruises about the head
and face She had just undergone an
operation and as a result Of the shock
is in critical condition. Mr. and Mrs
Labelle had just moved here from
Moretown and resided on Central street
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Weather
Fair, tonight and Thursday

Stops earache in two minutes; tooth.
ache or pain of burn or scald In FIVE
minutes; hoarseness, one hour; muscle
ache, two hours, sore throat, twelve
hours DR. Thomas Electric Oil, mon
arch over pain
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
Miss Kells Pleasantly Entertained Thirty Of
Her Young Friends.

What proved to be a complete success
was the party given at the home of
Miss May Elizabeth Kells when about
30 of her young friends made merry
her 10Th birthday. After cards had
been played in which Miss Martha
Sweet and Charles Steinberger received
first prizes, dancing was enjoyed until
a late hour The hostess and Harris
on Bridge furnished the music.
Light refreshments were served by
Misses Bessie Keunon and Belle Mars
den. Miss Kells was the recipient OF
many gifts.
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Rural Guards surrender.

HAVANA. May % The two rural
guards who killed three Of their com.
rades in Il quarrel at Las Mangas May
II have surrendered to the authorities
at Candelaria.
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CHOSE HOUSE OF CORREC TON
Burlington Burglar Prefers to Serve His San
tencs There.

Burlington, May - Frank Porter,
charged with burglary at n. b. Noah :
fruit store, was today sentenced to
serve not less thar Is nor more than y
months Ia the house of correction al
Rutland. IIewas sent to Rutland in
stead of TO Windsor at his own re
quest,
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Bids Wanted

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Trustees OF Bennington, Vt until
8 p. M, Monday, June 4, 1906, for an
extension of 6SS feet of six-inch vitriied
tile pipe to the present system Of sew
ers. Plans and specifications can be
seen at the Office of the town clerk
j. H. Kelso,
Clerk.
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HOUSE BURNED
Thomas Lsbys House Near North Bennington
Destroyed

The house owned by Thomas Lisby
near North Bennington was burned ut
about 10 O'Clock this morning, together
with part of the contents. The fire
took from Il defective chimney The
loss is estimated at $1,000 on which
there is small insurance. A consid-
cradle part of the furniture downstairs
was saved.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-08-18
Imperial Items

From our Regular Correspondent
 F. ]. Bold is taking short vaca- ton.
 A. J. Howell is home from the coast.
 Mrs. E. R, Fairbanks came in last Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. C. F. Preble is home after a vacation of several weeks.
 Walter Carey made flying trip to Los Angeles and back this week.
 Mir. and Mrs J. l. Shepherd will leave for San Diego Sunday morning.
 Mir. Mitchel left "Wednesday morn ing for San Diego to be gone several week.
 Chas. Dearborn and Isaac Lothian have returned after several weeks at San Diego.
 Arthur Edgar returned Tuesday evening after a short business trip to Los Angeles.
 We have never made poor ice cream and this year it's better than ever. Imperial Drug Go.
 Dr. Toprahanian left "Wednesday morning to join his wife at Colton. They will visit coast points.
 Mir. Scott, who has been bookkeep- CT at Stevenson Bros. store, has gone to Nevada to accept position.
 Mrs. Paul Maui returned to Imperi- al Sunday morning from an extended visit to Arizona, Illinois and Kentucky.
 The Imperial Water company have new engine and pump on the ground for the use in furnishing domestic wa ter for the town.
 At the Republican primary held al the city hall Tuesday evening, there 28 persons present. The delegation elected 10 represent Imperial at Sar Diego August 2l consists of H. N Dyke, R. H. Benton, F. E. Barbour ]. ]. Sweeney and Arthur Edgar.