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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED.-High class business man 10
manage state agency; salary not exceed
ing 81, 300 and commissions; invest tment
81. 900 and upward required: only capable
able references need apply. Address Box
536. Madison, Wis.
COLOMBIAN GOVERNMENT PEARL
FISHERIES - VALUABLE PEARLS.
CORALS. SpO\GES. etc, on the Atlantic
and Pacific coasts Of Colombia. South
America,-READY FOR NEGOTIATION
For fun information apply 10 COLOMBIAN
CONSULATE IS Broad ST
A LIMITED AMOUNT of 81 600 gold bonds
bearing per cent. guaranteed by bond Of
the American Reserve Bond Company !,
nothing safer ever offered; thorough in
vestigation invited. For particulars apply
10 NJ DONA LD-WIGGINS Co, PSI Broad
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COACHlIAN. cOIored- good careful dri' er,
understands fins horses; sober, viii ng
useful man: city or country. best city ref
erence r DAILY. 1I3 West 53d 81.
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l35th ST.
sEA4fsTREss and MAID-Gooa ses.,--
stress, packer and traveller. or wcu,l a.
stst with houseSeeplrgs best references, A
sEAMsTREss. experienced. wishes w8F.
rom % 5. s. 50 per day. Mrs. A. NIEL-
son. f15l Amsterdam ave. ~
TRAINED NURSE desiring change q
scene. Win accompany serli-lnvalid ab-ea.l
without sAlaTy Z duties ars not too sxast
INK. German ruently. c. r. Trsounsr Up
town OfAcs. 1.S64 Broadway.
WOMAN as useful assistant uDdsrstarsas
cressgnaktng shopping. etc; Cnrissian
family; reference 16s 50 ave.
WAITR ESS - Swedish; private fan1fss;
strictly nrzt class. S25 70 SIS very best
references from leading families. Gal
LLNDBE1SG & NE" LANDER. S92 4th aEs.
WAITRESS by experienced woman. e.zl
al present employers 8 West 50lh sc1ss
WANTED.-A fsw more eassozaers bT-C,sT
or az home: would 20 out or city-r.-E
KINfMEL- 50 East IcsJh 81 go
WAITRESS and CHAMHERAIAI)' = gs,r
two months. May and jun. In eouafrs.
nsar Orange. y. = family going % F1tlrca
july !. wages so. with oas Enonth's ; s1,ra
isth St -
ARN Ext lSAS1ENrS and xuascripttonz .cr
Ins IrinEne received az their Tptoafa
Once. No 1854 Broadway. between ssta
and Slth sts-. until o clock D m Adgsr-
easements received az the following brs1cn
otices al regular once rates until o'eiaez
.. m. VIZ 30 sth ave. . O cor. I'D 81 /;
ds5 ds5 6lh ave; cor l-th 81 =. EasI tstn %
-. W est AZ St. betwsen zth aad srh avs.s
2o3 West lzorh ST.. 1sss 50 ave-. bsxxsen
10Th ana Iltn Sts. lo-6 "a ava. near elst
~ ises lst ave. rear ssrh - isT EAsk
lSth a. sSo Trsnao1t Asss; ESQ ID AVA
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La Provence is the largest ship in the French
mercantile marine She measures over 627 feet
from stem 70 stern. has beam of g. feet is 45
feet deep and is Of 1920 tons The engines com
prise TWO. OF four cylinders developing 900 horse
power. Her normal speel is twenty-one knots per
mitting the trip across the Atlantic TO be made in
six days. Accommodation is provided for 400 first
class passengers. 200 second class and 800 third
class the crew consists OF 800 men, with l5O walters
stewards. stewardesses. etc.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
DREssMAk1NG AND MILLINERY.

DRFSSNAKER. OF 3. Altman & Co: ex-
ceIlert filter; artistic designer, latest
STYLES: competent; experienced jackets: s.
q day Address DRESSAAkER, SO west
14th st.
ELDFRIY WOMAN 70 do ladies' or gentle
mems mending; home or out; best refer
ence F A. r. care Of Crosby, 216l sth
DRESEMAKER. several years with Lord x
TaI-Io~- Gowns from $40 to Sl5. will 1T at
residence Mrs WARD SALZER, los East
27th St near 4th ave
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TRUNKS.

TRUNKS MADE TO ORDER AND RE
PAIRED. Send for catalogue n CHILD
TRUNK WORKS, 212 East 9th St
STEAMER TRUNKS FOR S3. DRESS
Suit Cases for So, from manufacture TO
you. J. BRISK. 406 Broadway.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office No. 1864 Broadway. between Stth
and 3Tth sts until o'clock p m Adver-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until o clock
% m viz: 2s4 Sth ave. : 2. cor 20 ST :;
l53 9th ave cor. 18th st, 81 East 14th ST ;
25T West 42d ST.. between 18th and Sth aves. ;
269 West l25th 81; 1888 Sd ave, between
10th and nth sts: 1925 Sd ave. near tlst
81 I7OS lst ave near seth st. 157 East
123th 81 756 fremont ave; ; ESQ Sd ave
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS
MONDAY. APRIL q

Destination and steamer Close in
Australia teXcept WesO. Fiji Islands and
New Caledona-Moana (vta Vctora) To-day 600 ? m
HawaiiAaneda via Francisco Apr "a 1890
japan, Corea, China and Philippine
Islands-MnnesOa Cva SeaJtle Apr -, 500
Japan (eXcept parcels post mails. Corea,
China and Philippine Islands-Empress
Of China (via NictOria) Apr ., 600
japan. Hawaii Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands-China Francisco)Apr 2s, 1880
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FRENCH LINERS MAIDEN TRIP.

Havre. France. April 2l.-The new French Line
steamer La Provence left here to-day on her maiden
trip New York.
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law ubrae oroer directs that Ammon be left at the
nersod os AZ the White Plains Courthouse for9 n
tppni3 oi Iorty-eght hours to give him an oppor
his sentenne sepafe brief covering irregulaities in
yicte6 ,,Se which, he alleges exist The con-
N'N '''84A VIII work all day Sunday his brief
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

e ias1 address was that of Senator Brande
So % connecticut, Mr.. Platt's successor. Mr..
DiHhueeee spoke in part as follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

BOB AMMoN TO TASTE LIBERTY.
Under an order issued yesterday by Justice
Keosh, Of the Supreme Court, Bob Amron who is
serving sentence in Sing Sing on a charge Of
having received stolen goods from the Miller $40
per cent syndicate. will at last have taste of lib
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sunrise 5;l3 Sunset Moon sets osl A1oo,.. a %
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook 7O1 Gov Island 7,1 He'll .c-o+a 90,
F'M.-sandy Hook 7:16Gov Island 74s Hell Gate s:45
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Mr. LODGES FEELING TRIBUTE.

one of The most eloquent tributes paid 10 Mr.
Patte memory was that Of Senator Lodge. Of
Massachusetts,. who said in part.
A. Tery me puHIlC career ended when Senator
.if--. -n l-r- We lost statesman OF a type
N--.. -i country can I'D spare, thorough Arneri-
O." '- which We may well pray 10 have sus-
t-.ea ana renewed among Us L Is not z rype
F.iel certain -phemeral Cefan1ers. lust now very
Fot aeErs but tt is TO statesmen Of this precise
an ana stature that we owe n largest measure
n fondator and organization OF our govern nrerrJ
80 Ire ordered liberty and individual freedom
SAC. have made the United States what IL is To-
l-t- senator t.-a-I was man Who was al once
~ a1noF To me country which he served and
s--1fl and indication Of our faith in q govern
ae. y --e people who chose him as representative
- have spoken of Senator Platt only as public
me-. lit 10 Is here MS death Is much ulo-s Tbsr
= ----- JOSS re was OLr friend Those who come
--.r- - VII Know ~ ms public services Of 80
"o-A -e l-- ot the large place he filed in the his
- ri t1e anne 1ct We also remember and sbsu
-s.r- forget me honesty Of heart and mind -be
s.--- ~ -lc purity OF lite. The hurnor the love
u se1As ana sound learning and, above an ths
A--.es> W--gh never failed and the loyaltv which
-el.etf-- gthers may with fun faith IN the
80 lhe Republic, we can confidently saw
''.-s VIZ come 70 take up and carry on the pIh-
49, % HH!eh his LIFE was given, but the place
'.-- lIe trlec AID trusted friend has left eInntv
d. o-f aIeot.ons cannot again he filed
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
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MINISTERS, Theological students. Teach
ers men and fFomeu, everybody 10 taNe
orders for the authentic book or the san
Francisco Calamity True and graphic &C
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terms. 80 days credit; freight PAID. " LlIs
ar once for free oUtut. UNIVERSAL BOth
AND BIBLE SOCIETY. p North bth ST.
Philadelphia, Penn
EVERLASTING PERFUME - A money
maker for agents. catalogue Of special
ties and sample, Zoe MILLER BROS
SPECIALITY COMPANY. 2423 Detroit ave.
Toledo. Ohio.
AGESTS-Dor't canvass for others, have
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the mail order and agency business, new
plan catalogues and everything rurnlsned-
MILBURN-HICKS, 3Ss Dearborn 81. chi
cago.
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once. No 1864 Broadway. between Soth
and 3Tth SITS. until o'clock p m AdVeI-
tisements received AT the following branch
Offices a regular Office rates until . clock
o m viz 254 Sth ave. 5. Q cor I'D ST.
l53 9Th ave cor 12th ST. 92 East l4th st;
25T West 42d st. between 18th and Sth aVes-
263 West l25th St; 1888 30 ave. between
10th and nth SITS: 1925 Sd ave. near tIst
st: ITOS lst ave, near S5th St, loi last
I25th St; 756 fremont ave. 650 30 ave.
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/ WOMAN as useful assistant. understands =
cressgnakiug shopping. etc; Christian
/ family. reference 76G 81 ave
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uNFrRNIsHEp ROOMS TO LET.

II MANHATTAN AVE Ci0Oth st).-Single
hat. eight rooms and bath. steam, hot
water; select location; $50.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
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ONCE, No. 1864 Broadway. between 3Gth
and eth SITS. until 8 clock 2. m. Adver-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until 5 o clock
. m. viz: 2o4 sth-aye.. S. {. cor. 23d-st.;
l53 6th-ave-. cor 12th-st.. 90 East l4th-st:
25T West 42d-sJ-, between Tth and sth ayes-;
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FARMER - Wording foreman; German.
married. one child. experienced farmer IN
all branches, board help used 70 manage
rnent OF help; good gardener manage in
cuhatOr: successful with poultry and first
rate man wife dairy and poultry woman,
references the best. MAN. Carpenters Bu-
reaU 154 6th ave.
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MACHINERY.

1os-INCH sturtevant fun housed fan, ai-
rect connected 10 pair OF TX1O vertical
engines, outlet 43x45. Sturtevant hot blast
apparatus has T6-inch fan with oXo en-
CINE connected and coil containing 900
feet 1-inch pipe. Other fans and blowers
WICKES BROTHERS. 139 Liberty 81
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

MORROW'S EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
For select help will remove May l 10 T21
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
REMEDIES.
Rheunnafilene

All Drug stores Price S10O a bottle. Posi-
lively cures rheumatism and Neuralgia,
Pains In Back Iumbago and Gout Purely
vegetable and Harmless. No Failures c
n CRITTENTON CO, 1l5 Fulton ST,
Supplv All Trade
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ADVERTISEMENTS ard subscriptions fC
The Tribune received ar their UptOv
Once. No. 1854 Bruad .-lv. between Sc
and SIth SITS. until C'.-.cl q N. Adve-
tiseTnents received a. tl- fol lowing bran
Offices at regular Office rates until ) o clor
?. m. viz 254 Sth ave cor sd
1a3 6tn ave. cor. l2th ST o. East I4th 81
29I West 42d ST. between tt1 and Sth aves -
26S Vest 18th st rs 3d ave. bstwee
10th and nth SITS; 101H 80 ave. near as
St; 1I0S 1st ave, ue9r -y-l St I5I Eas
18th st. I56 fremont ave. coo Sd ave.
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ALL PRAISE 0. IL. PLATT.
T4RM TRIBUTES PAID.
soqip the Senate Lights It's Black
Torches in Memory of the Dead.
From TIE Tribune Bur-su,l

-.sbirrton. April 1.-THE Senate devotea
sov 10 tie memory OF orville Hitchcock Plat
s-.,or from Connecticut. who entered into
- one wear ago to-day. Rarely. If ever. have
hesutiful and feeling tributes been paid to
ss,arted member OF the upper house than
- contained IN the eUlogies delivered to-day
= sls,,sn of M Plstt's colleagues sad by his
sscoessor
.Ee was. 10 my mind, idear Senator.
-.-ouehout my service with him in the Senate
,ssre was q constant growth on my part of
s-oi-ation and affection for the man. In his
s.sth an conscious OF the loss OF a dear friend
us Ues. al in all the best man ever knew
,s,s Senator Aidrich n closing hts remarks. and
,is characterization OF the late Senator as III i.
4.sst man I ever knew sounded the keynote-oF
al the eulogies
Senators Foraker and Spooner, who nad in
,gnce6 20 deliver eulogies were detained at their
homes by illness Secretary Taft occupied a
ssst on the floor Of the Senate during most of the
sBlorfes. The reserved galleries were filed with
friends o. Mr. Platt-
Mr. BULKELEYs ADDRESS
The Arst speaker was seylator Buckley. OF
Connecticut who said in pat:
NJ President since the close % IN. las. s.ssto.,
q the Congress connecticut has beer deprived by
death o. he service o. ?Is distinguished citizen and
Senator f'-i-e I!Le ir oCk Platt whose life char
acer and public ser7s-e we here recognize and This
dey comnle,lloIt ale For FIVE consecutive terms he
had been eLeetit 8 ith unRaimity 10 represent
lis naLlte STATE =. this great legislative body
Ar. fiatt "i'a nominated and chosen Senator hv
TIE Genera - semalE OF Connecticut in January
81 one gi me leading contestants for the place
was MS o.- Sme abolition friend, General Joseph r
ha".tl ron Two years later he welcomed as a
sla,,-' anG f0r twenty four years they remained
as cole Bgues In this body.
-AT results ~ me caucus came q surprise 10
~ ye7-le NJ Connecticut. but the abilities dis
pAySr lH me service n the state by the newly
2 f'e0 senator justified The choice The citizens
hS home town. grarihed AT the new honors
E1cn 1ac come - their fellow towrsman ioined
reEsr1ess Ht faction Cr party. in a rernarka bic
csonstTafior ~ their adnira tiOn for the man In
response to The greetings Of his townsrnen he an
i11nce1 tle simple principle that would guide his
Jus nov everything is new and seems unreal
c.l scarcely appreciate the future How shall
vi lI '1@ new part IL which I am set time will
&E l5 know that shall rry 10 Go right as /
~i-tr SN g
90 ms rule was the magnetic needle thai III
xrsa~ ' 1ii-'"i la
generation nearly has passed. one by one the
t--eS ---i l-lHUiuel the roll Of the Senate have
nFi f-f1i-lare1- and today but three of its then
a7n2fts remain respond 10 It's rolicaU ana
i4f--'g-fe .n these memorial exercises.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
DOMESTIC sIruAr,oNs WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male
rr-TT.FyR and CO0h--Nery competent, e&-
T,erisnred French couple, understand en-
,fra durfes. II Years refeTef>ce from lirst
cI.ss family. ALFRED. 162 West 32d 81
CARFTAKERs Couple. excellent city ref
eren-es. care OF private residecce during
s-r--Yn.r or any time ESSER. l-Do West
chester ave
CAPETAKFRS Couple. excellent city ref
erenCes. care OF private residence during
summer or any time iSER. 1870 west
chester ave
C,.pEyTAKFR Reliable. competent mar
rias hest reference, take care OF house
r,ronsrtv. any position of trust n absence %
nvrr4r A E. 500 Hzlsey ST. Brooklyn.
C.ANETAKER -Married couple lno chill
dren) seek care of private dwelling dur-
tng owners absence best city reference
J0sFPH Tribune Uptown Oftes. 1864
BrpadwaE-
T,ARETAKER Elderly couple desire care
~ house for the summer. good references
I. y G.. 254 sth ave
~APTTAKFRs- Nan and wife, no chill
6T@n- care OF house TIL rented or for SUN
,,sT- tttv or country. best references from
iast place. Address Box 8. 1915 30 ave
rARETAKER Couple would Ike 20 take
care Of private resi- Hes while family are
away; reliable rofsrsNs Address II b.
Tribune Uptown oe-es. ls64 Broadway.
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Female.


PY LADY. Chicago University graduate.
understanding stenoEraphy. advertising.
literary work one years independent ex-
periance. Remington or Oliver BROOK
HURST. Route 10. Hopeweil Junction, y. y.
BOOKKEEPER. now employed. desires 70
change situation eight years experience
and thoroughly competent, nre insurance
p~eTerred l. H - West 18Th ST.
GOVFPNESS Lady highly reconmends
German goverless, speaking French and
English iuently: experience cheeftul DIS
rositiou: entire charge children five up
Address GOVERNESS. 81 Bible House
GovERNEss. diplomee Paris. good nau-
sician. highest references. Nile. F, 20
West 104th ST.
GRADUATE MASSEUSE with lady FOR
summer references given Address =
DOOLITTI.E. St Luke's Hospital
YOUNG LADY % executive ability desires
responsible position N city or summer
hotel. Al references and security. MISS
L. p Box ~. Tribune once
Young WOMAN wouId like some more
customers. facial massage, scalp treat
ulent. shampooirg. manicurins, ladies'
treated AT their residence prices reasouahie-
Miss LYNCH. care OF Shea. $50 W l26th 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

COACHMAN Sensible. painsIaktDs. trust
worthy sober man accustomed 10 best
horses country. 30 East 33d ST
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

COACEMAN N-First class. sensible man.
country accustomed 10 driving prominent
families. fine references. 2i0 EasL 3lth ST
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COACHNAN-M no. tncumbrauce.
first class reference, citv or country; last
employer can be seen J. CONLON. 1913
Sd ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

SEAMSTRESS, experienced. wishes vvaflr
rom Q % 5. s. 50 per day. Mrs. A. NIEL~
SON. 1881 Amsterdam ave NE
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Married,

:sI5UIs -JIBu ssBTo lsII-'NvWHOVOO
thoroughly understands care horses, car
riagss, strictly sober. careful driver, also
understands automobiles, best city refer
arrss- aua1 a. al SEN cara Mcconnell.
9I1 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

waists. spring and summer silks cotton dress
eoOos housekeeping linens, misses and pi-lss 90
pare curtains for summer homes and OrientsI
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

Goa English training single, "a
smart appearance, good workman TEN
perate- recommended by former employers
as Trustworthy servant; wages m0leFaLe.
DEMPSEY. 237 West 66th ST
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

senator Beveridge, Of Indiana, spoke of Mr.
f's'' as ne typical American statesman, sayin,
II part.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

COACHMAN - Country Swede; single
good horseman; very careful crlEsis IN
derstands ALI his duties. reliable, a9Set'
honesr good appearance and good disposI-
ZION: willing and obEging; excellent written
ana personal references. NJ. HALLNE 1s-
4th ave. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

GARDENER experienced IN
America; capable IN every branch OF
fruits flowers. glass. hotheds. IandsCa ping
and al garden work. expert vegetable
grower: strictly sober: excellent reference
JACOBSON. Carpenters Bureau. l5+ 9Th
ave
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

TRAINED NURSE. desiring chznr. of
scene. Viii accompany semi Invalid ab-os.l
without salary Il duties are not too sxai.t-
ing. German fuently c. F. Tribuna1 .Va-
town O6cs. T. 36s Broadway
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-28
DEMOCRATS
WILL FUSE
If They Fall In With Barre
Idea"
FOR CLEMENT AND PAPE
Popular Young Granite City Man
For Lieutenant
Governor.
FOR CLEMENT AND PAPE

Barre, May 20. The democrats OF
this city are the first OF any town or
city 10 the state to come out squarely
for fusion state ticket headed by +
w. Clement of Rutland for governor
and G Herbert Pape of this city for
lieutenant governor
1t Is said that delegates fayoring
such fusion ticket will be elected to
represent this city at the state Demo
cratic convention to be held at Bur
lington June a.
While some OF the old-time demo
Gratis OF other parts OF the state favor
, straight democratic ticket, there is
40 such sentiment in Barre among the
men of the party who have ben able
TO elect their candidates for represen
tative in the last four elections.
1t was announced today that Barre
would set the pace for the fusion this
year aud that such prominent demo-
rats IN this city as NJ. J. MCGOWAN,
state committeeman from Washington
county, George Tilden, city committee
man. John T.. Smith, ID. " Mcdonald,
chairman Of he democratic city con-
mittee, Ex-Mayor +. L. Smith, 5. b..
Forsyth, Donald Smith, J, w. Nc
Donald DR. V. C. Goodrich, former
state committeeman from Orange
county, and C. w. Melcher would sup
port such a movement.
These gentlemen were interviewed
this afternoon and without exception
confirm the statement. They declare
hat the democratic party in Vermont
las been plodding along in the old
way for 20 years without making any
seeming progress aud relieve hard
blow, with possible success, can be
given the republics; n machine by means
Of fusion, and heartily favor ticket
headed by Clement and pape.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-28
MRS JOSEPH 7. WATSON
Was a Woman Who Stood Very High Among
Her Friends

Mrs Joseph T. Watson, formerly
Miss Nancy Short, died at her home
at the corner of Stafford and Gage
streets about O'Clock this morning.
She had not been Ia good health for
some time and her death was not Who'll
ly unexpected.
Mrs Watson was born in North Ben
nington, was about SO years OF age and
her entire life had been spent IN town,
and since her marriage 30 years ago
this village had been her home. She
was home woman, stood high among
her friends and was esteemed in the
entire community. A brother died at
her home suddenly only few weeks
ago.
Mrs Watson is survived by her hus-
band, two sons, William and Joseph,
and six daughters as follows; Mrs An
ma Varam of New York, Mrs Thorn
as Breslin, Miss Mary Watson of Wa
terford, Miss Rose Watson, Mrs l. A.
Eddington Of Bennington and Mrs
Jay Gilmer OF Cambridge.
The funeral will be held Wednesday
morning at 3 a. IN. from st Francis
de Sales church, the burial being in
the family lot at North Bennington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-28
BAD STORM
INTERPRETED
With the Exercises of Memo.
rial Sunday.
AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH
Veterans Sons of Veterans and W.
R. c. Heard Sermon By Mr..
Morris.

The heavy rain of Sunday that com
menced early in the morning and con
tinued steadily throughout the day put
q damper on the memorial services
that had been arranged to take place
in the Hiusdillville. cemetery in the af
ternoon Such rain has not been
known here in long time aud the
streets were flooded, the streams unus-
ually high, the attendance at the chur.
ches was light and but few people were
hardy enough to brave the weather.
Detachments OF G. A. II. comrades
who were to visit several outlying Gem
eteries and decorate the graves OF vet
Grams, had to postpone the visits and
will probably make them tomorrow.
Notwithstanding the weather, there
vas good attendance of q. A. II
men, w, II. c., S, of ", veterans from
the home and other organizations at
The memorial services held Ia the Bap-
ist church in the evening. The sermon
was by Rev Frank r. Morris, pastor o
the church, who took as his theme,
"The Nation They Died TO Save" the
text being taken from Gen. 1913, 81 will
make of thee great nation and thou
shalt be blessing " II was a scholar
ly effort and received many words OF
praise from those who heard 1t. Dur
ing the services the choir under the
direction of j. II, Hahberly rendered
the following music: anthem, "The
shadows Of the Evening FALL" Shelly;
" rentlng Tonight" the oifertory So
10 One Sweetly Solemn Thought" be-
ing rendered by Mr. Habberly The
church was trimm ID with flowers, hags
and other military trappings.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-28
KNOCKERS ALL
OUT OF A JOB
Home Team Won Saturday
In Fine Form.
EVERY MAN DID WELL.
Love, Shanahan, COutts and
MCGUIRE We're the Par.
ticular Stars.

Even the most dyspeptic Of knockers
could find little tc kick about at Sat
urday's ball game The Foleys prov
ed a hard nut to crack but not too hard
for the nine husky youths who wore the
bennington uniform who trimmed them
TO suit the most fas.idious, score 6 to
A.
Every man on the Benni gton team
played a good game and won deserved
praise. Love at second and Shanahan
at third were the most in the limeigtt
and never failed to do what was ex-
pected of them at the right time.
Loves Improvement over the week
before was SO marked that he got the
glad hand several times. Ayres cover.
I'd first in bne shape and Lewis played
the same steady, high class game that
ne always does
Mcmahon was in the box and used
MS head as well as his arm and the
nits OF the visitors were few and well
catered. Shanahan at third and Me
CURE in left field took all the chances
hat came their way and baited we'll.
rwo new men, Coutts OF Hoosick Falls
and Evans Of Burr and Burton were
IN center and right and both made
GOOD. Coutts hit the ball twice and
reached second both times.
The Foleys played sharp, snappy
game and keptthe home team guessing
nd but for errors by Goyette the score
would have been tied The detailed
score: