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APPARENTLY VAS SUICIDE
wss-@', fss'asrs T'sses 10 tees - 49,
sftfsf River

Bfau'si,orc. March y Clad OILS
ia = suii Of union underwear. an6
Stockings. Mrs William Dss,in 81 80
crs'tsbsry. sho had b-cn visiting 81
he home II u y osliup. on Tyler a..
apparently con United suicide ihis
morning by jumping into the Cosnec'
,icui river abou, lhirig rods from ibc
Gallup residence.
Mrs Gallup thought she heard hcr
guest moving about in her room al
$40 this morn ing. Tie woman was
missed about an hour later and hct
shoes and mos; OF her clothing vas
found there. In the light snow that
had fallen during the night, footprints
evidently made by a woman In ber
stocking feet we're found leading to
the river.
Sheriff r W Mcclure aud James +
Hooker we're notified and followed the
track TO the rivers edge. but found no
trace OF the woman and no returning
footsteps. Chas Cushman an expert
river man is dragging the river which
is open at this place.
Mrs Dustin was % years old and had
been married about q year. She was
very nervous during her visit and
had consulted physician for trouble
with her head.
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SCOLDED
THE SENATE
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Roosevelt
RAILROAD RATE MESSAGE
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be- tAs NsA e Paskisst
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musf have isecn misrfai'ly sdtisssi !
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have better oomm"u s~nse than Inst
~. closed with = iapi.si aEslnsi ID"
president lightly sui niipaniiy 10
suitinE a.. senate. IT, said b. osuid
pardon many things "n ac,nuni ~ ID"
great burdens on the president aud ~
cause Of his ifnpctu"sliy.
Mr. Lodge defended the president
aud said he did not 800 how be- could
treat the resolution other iliau he did
The statehood hill Ne amended by III"
-enst. was received In the house and
laid on the speakers table without
comment
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AN INDEPENDENT system.
sfsuIsbofo Nay Establish . S,~ water supply
For yillsss.

Brattleboro, March u. The situa.
ton with respect to the question OF
municipal ownership OF the village
water supply Is now such that the
village water board feels that there IL
no obstacle In the way OF taking
steps 10 establish an independent sys-
TEN. At the request OF the board,
Geo + Crowell, president OF the com.
panies which own the present supply,
submitted a proposition, naming
figure which he would sell to the village
The board rejected his offer and
made proposition to him Offering
S2jO,00O, which is about slO0, 900 less
than the price named by him, provided
he would comply with certain require
ments imposed by the board, which
would cost several thousand dollars
additional. Mr. Crowell rejected this
last proposition Saturday night in
brief letter TO James + Hooker, chair
man Of the water board. Mr. Hooker
says no more propositions will be
made and that he personally is in
favor OF proceeding at once to put 10
separate and competing system. The
board will meet tonight TO consider
the matter.
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ARLik6oS

MI nsH'Ba is sfstfins ; fes asys
siih his family IN NsssFk. y. !.
Frans Whit has rsiarped from :
sis'i ~ BE rsrnis 10 Pros idspcs. !, .
To schools cIuiei Friday Cor shr.s
sesks snd sili reupsn April 7 for NC
srfinE tern.
Geo ioti ~ l'iitsasid. Mass. "a. "a
iosu over sunday visiting his grand.
mother. Sta David Crpfut
Me- Frcsinan iioHari and Iuo
daughters ~ south Shsfisbury steni
sundsy 9Th Mr aud Mrs Oco liossrd
YIN Hayes il visiting his sister 10
last Caiskill NY. and uili 20 ftom
thsrr a. North Adams vherr he has
accepted q position.
DR. " s Phillips uho has been COZ
ancd a. the house for three weeks 4,
able g. be- out again but will do no cx
tcnslvc driving for some time.
Mrs Newton Squlrcs died nj hei
home In the south part 81 the town
Sunday forenoon. She had been III
a long time and had spent quite n
long time until! OF late In the Tro,
hospital. The funeral was held Tues
day from her late residence.
There IL a rumor anoat that a large
shoe firm from near Boston, are talk
ing Of buying out the q w Miltimore
plant known as the Car shop and
factory here to manufacture their
goods. We hope that this may prove
true for the good Of the town. Report
has IL that the firm will employ about
80 he p should they succeed In getting
the shop.
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TENDERLOlN
ROTTENNESS
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Nc~ Yea
POLICEMAN IMPLICATED
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tibuis On spfies. uith the fun tno-I
edge o. ,hs ifaric IN yhich b. vas ca
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Able, Acquitted at Kingston.

KINGSTON. y. v. March l3.-The
Indictment charging stephen II. Alb
hey. the New York law student. with
criminal libel In connection with the
anonymous publication called Around
Town. was dismissed by Judge Can
fine In the county court here. Counsel
Augustus ii. Van Buren,. who was the
complainant In the case. made state
inent In which he explained that after
n full investigation he was satisfied
that Around Town was simply the act
Of boys, who regretted what they had
done and had been prompted by no
malice or design to lnjure any one.
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prevailed spoa hin 10 b. al Into D.
sors whiis 10 stood ostsi5s on guard
Young Weeds was committed &
iaii uasil counsel eosid is sacBnrd.
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AMBUSHED
BY OUTLAWS
Three fsdusl Msshsh kilIsd
By Chuolso
N INDIAN TERRITORY
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usrd.rsss out ON hail.

ATLANTA. Ca. March iS.-Mrs. 4
Willie standlfer. who II charged with
killing her sister. Miss Whlsenant. last
Friday. has been released OH sj.0sl
bonds. Al her preliminary examination
Saturday Mrs. standlfer was commit
ted to Jail. bond being denied. The
ease was taken TO the superior court.
aud the decision Of the committing
magistrate was reversed on the pres
entatlon that Mrs. Stnndifer II vic.
tim of tuberculosis aud that she has n
young child. from which she cannot be-
separated without danger Ia the child's
health
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NO CAUSE FOR
PROSECUTION
JUDGE n n hhssIu Violated
No Las.
ATTY fITy OPINION
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inieniiou Of lsiiins Il h. kBo-n hou b.
"a 90 voie. There IL no punishment
provided for one sho fails - fold biz
bsllo, or ior ono who makes q mistake
10 marking his ballot, cor tor The uu.
erous provisions Of The Lac rhich d..
rect shat shall be done by the voter IL
there any penalty imposed except a.
provided 10 said section q. i2i. IL wili
be seen that there IL no legal ground
for complaint against Judge Wheeler
In the premises.
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How the standard worked H..

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. March 13.-Af
the oil hearing Witness Robertson said
that the Standard Oil company boycott
ted all the Kansas field Feb. I'D. 1903.
and tore out all pipe line connections
with independent producers and issued
orders to purchase no oil from indie
pendent producers, who then had no
market. Mr. Robertson testified that
the railroad rate from Caney. Kan, to
Bartlesville. l. T., u distance of sixty
one miles, prior to the building of the
pipe line by the Standard OH com
pany was II cents and was reduced
TO 8 cents Il hundred pounds while the
pipe line was constructing. After its
completion the railroad rate was put
up to 10 cents, and 1t stands there to
day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-13
LIQUOR RAIDS IN BARRE.
A Darrell Of Beer and Pint Of Whisky
Seized

Barre, March ll.-Sheriir + Ii
Tracy OF Montpelier and four deputy
sheriffs aud two constables from Bar
town and city made raids in Web
terville and East Barre Saturday
night. AT East Barre nothing was
found at the hotel but at the house of
Giuno Cerosola one barrel of beer was
seized and Cerosola arrested, AT
Websterville the house of Robert
Johnson was raided where party
was being held and pint bottle OF
whiskey was seized and Johnson ar.
rested. Both men we're taken to the
county Jail to await the convening OF
Washington county court.
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WASHINGTON. March s.-Scnntors
spooncr aud Bacon have reached an
agreement concerning an amendment
to the Isle Of Pines treaty intended TO
protect American interests. II provides
that the island shall he regarded rs n
separate province within the meaning
If the Cuban constitution. This would
give II local self government and u
representative In the Cuban congress
when Its population warrants such rep
resentation. As the Americans are In
the majority. II IL understood that the
proposed amendment will he satisfac-
tory to them.
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IT'S TOMORROW NIGHT
TIE uniqss rfosaisiies Il ihs Boo. 81 Isl
~ Chsfc.p IN Ca,iuns.

TIE ua,qss frassis,ios e ihs Beol q Isl
ny chsfcu, IN Cs,isms.
The second presentation ~ Job vii
be given al the Baptist church Wed
neslay evening as : o'clock The
evening uill h. introduced by tao lie.
brcw songs sung by Miss Hatch. tn,
story Of Jobs sniiciion will oe told
by g II Han who represents young
Greek who has heard this wonderful
tale while on a visit TO Jerusalem.
The entrance OF Job and his friends
sill be accompanied by the Chopin
funeral march. Job curses his day
and his friends try 20 console him
The debate which follows opens the
tremendous problem OF human suffer.
ing The part OF Job will be taken by
Mr. Morris anu those OF the friends by
Misses Maude Galusha, Mary Magill
and Hilda Pratt.
The character OF Elihu Is assumed
by DR. f. II Pierce and during his
speech the terrific lightning and thun.
der give place to "a Voice out OF the
Whirlwind, which convinces Job that
after all God may be trusted where
man cannot understand. c l. Wood
will speak the words from the whirl-
wind.
This will doubtless be the last time
that this presentation will be given in
bennington by the present cast and al
who are interested in 'the worlds
greatest piece of dramatic literature
will do we'll to be present The pro-
ceeds will be devoted to the purchase
Of new hymnals for the church.
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Fishing steamer zapora Lost.

VICTORIA. u. G.. March l3.-News
Is received from Skldegatc that a life
buoy aud two oars marked IS. y. IA
pora" and two dories not marked have
been found Oh Graham island. Two
broken oak built ships boats, ten oars
and about 10000 feet of lumber came
ashore between Skidegate and Rose
spit. The Inpora is steam fishing
vessel. carrying about thirty men,
which plies from Tacoma to the Hall.
but banks Of Queen Charlotte sound.
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M'CABE HEARING TOMORROW.
State, Attorney A L Sherman Receives Extra.
ditlOn Papers

Burlington, March Estates At
torney A l. Sherman received the
papers this morning in the Patrick
McCabe extradition case and went to
Montreal today for the hearing to be
held tomorrow.
Patrick + McCabe is the former
Central Vermont agent at Bolton, who
fed to Canada during session of
the state board of railroad commits
sioners held In ST Adams and before
which McCabe was summoned as a
witness.
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Kesinr.d nnhs.ds Uas siih The
n'nEh fifrrs IN Ciba and had his fali
shsir uf hsrdssi's In that brief cain.
Iiaisn ON his return to New York he
and another u the q Eini.ni vent t. =
swell club AMI osdere. a bottle and y
bird. They had just tasted u the per
ferily cooked partridge when young
RJnalds ssid: GA. say. this is too
rich for ~ after the hard tack. Waiter
brine us . jug 81 rather dirty water
and some stale bread. The reaction e.
champagne and partridge IL too sudden
all NJ once"
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rhirty-txNO DiNI,iOus of SuoiIs

SAVANNAH. Ga, March I3.--ln tho
Greene and Gaynor case here for al
legged conspiracy against the govern
ment Il. j. Johnson, expert accountant
resumed the stand, to explain the gov.
eminent theory Of division of money
between the defendants. There were
i'm all, he cOntended. thirty-tw0 divi'
sions of spOils. In the simplest case
the witness alleged, Carter disbursed
$39,OT5, then went to New York, and
x30,075 was deposited to the account
of w. Il. GaynOr. On the same day
Gaynor withdrew $13,075 in cash and
bought bonds to that amount.
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That Little Pain In Your Back

threatens your kidneys. n allowed to
60 on little while you will suffer
throughout the entire system Take
at once DR. David Kenned, 5 Favorite
Remedy. 1t is the most certain cure
known for the treatment OF all diseases
of the kidneys, liver and blood.
Write DR. David Kennedy's Sens,
Rondout, N. Y for free sample bottle
and medical booklet. All druggists,
IL.
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POOL TOURNAM ENT
series Of Three Games Between Bennington
and Hoosick Falls.

The first of series of pool tourna-
nents to be played between five players
from Hoosick Falls and five from Ben.
nington was played in the Corbett pool
rooms Monday evening. In the series
there are to be three games.
The first game was won by the local
five, winning four out of five games,
score 2il to 1870.
The scorers were. Bennington,
Cranston so, Schuyler Dean so, Sheehy
80, Morse Al, McDermott so. Hoosick
Falls, O'Mara 30, Downey "a, Ryan
30, Hanker so, Monyhan 81. The next
game will be played in Hoosick Falls
next Monday evening.
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SUES FOR $4,000 DAMAGES
Case Of Mary Strong vs. Burlington Traction
Company.

Burlington, March IL The first
jury case at the March term Of Chit
tenden county court was reached today
when the action brought by Mary NJ
Strong against the Burlington Trac.
ton company was taken up.
This is suit to recover damages OF
$4,000 for injuries alleged TO have been
received by the plaintiff July /, 1904
when she was passenger on trolley
car. The trial will occupy about three
days.