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home Sunday.
Mrs Farley Palmer has been visiting
10 Mes IIampshirs the past seek.
Mr. aud Mrs. Allen Roberts and chill.
drcn visited AZ Tom Brooks Sunday.
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ing.
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West Rupert with his sister Mrs Rollin
Hopkins.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-21
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Child.

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children tecthing, softcns the gums. reduces
collie. Perfectly siie ~ all cases We would
say to every mother VINO has a suffering child
Do not let your prejudice, nor the prejudice
OF others, stand between you and your suffer
absolutely sure-to follow the use of this
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edy of Ropdout, N. Y, is "sover.
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matisn, kidney and liver complaints
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-21

For mild easy action o; the bowels
q single dose of Doau's Regulets is
enough. Treatment cures habitual
constipation. rs cents a box. Ask
your druggist for them.
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A Gard.

We, the undersigned, dohereby agree
TO refund the moneyon on cent bottle
of Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar
II it fails to cure your cough or cold
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Bennington
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mept. At any drug store.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-21
FOR SALE

ofer for ssis The property snoHn
a. ihe Marcus whlrple place In ~.
lage ~ Nofth Postal. Va The prop
efty consists - Geo large residsuoc,
. good barn. q cognify store and .
iin shop. together 9Th sbogiiHo scfus
~ land. The stBrr above pcuiioped
has bccn conducted a. . general c0pn.
iry store for 2 ucration. has 40 90
iablishcd trade aud IL ore ~ the bcsi
stands In southern Nrrmy..i. The
house IL q large, foomy building eel
adapted for a hotel busibcss or for
keeping summer boardcrs. Here Ia 40
excellent opportunity fer an cuierpris'
ing man To make = good living.
Possession would b. given lmmcdi.
aiely In case " sale.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-21
TnH EvENiNd HAMMER

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New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
PAINTERS TO GO ON STRIKE.
Begin Active Fight for Higher Wages Next
Monday.

The officers Of the New York District Council OF
the Brotherhood OF Painters. which has ordered a
general strike Of its seven thousand members TO
go into effect on Monday. for new wage scale
announced last evening that between now and Mon
dav an effort will be made 20 get the Amalgamated
society Of Painters to cooperate with the Brother
hood in the strike. Secretary Murray. OF the dis
trict council said that, in any case the strike VIII
go into effect on Monday.
The Amalgamated Society has one thousand mem
bers and its wage scale is the same as the Hrother
hood men are demanding. According TO the paint
ers' unions. the Amalgamated Society painters are
now getting 81 a day for plain painting ana y ~
for decorative painting. The brotherhood men
have been receiving So and 8 60 respectively for the
last two years but the employers put them on
from time to time when they demanded an increase
Of wages The strike was prectpitateo they say oy
Charles Stewart Smith. who was made umpire In
their dispute with the employers cutting the wages
Of the decorative painters 80 cents day IN his
II was denied on behalf Of the employers yestsr.
dav that Mr. Smith cut the wages or tne decorauVe
painters He simply. they say; decided taat ;I tne
rates for plain and decorative painters respectively
remain the as at present
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
London the Mesaba are:
Colonel and Mrs. W. HINT and Mrs Frank Daniels
MISS Mss GEORGE e5ssFf boIIsna Ra59 Miss Helen Hay smith
Those who will sail to-day for Liverpool on the
Umbria
NJ: and Mrs H c. Wells. Parker
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel R Major ". H. Edwards
The ST. Paul will sail to-day for Southampton
with the following passengers:
CAPTAIN j E. Barr. Mrs Philip N. Lydis;
Captain and Mrs Henry M!IeF 1lls " ''-,,-
Mr. and Mrs s R Berton Minister to Norway and
Mrs John B. Cozzens. Mrs. Peirce
]. CARING Kelly Mrs H Cowes wadsWorth.
The cabin list OF the iceland. which sails to-day
for Antwerp. includes:
Richard Guenther. Ameri- Mrs Henry Lea:
can Consul General at Mr.. and Mrs. William Uhl-
Nj and Mrs Edmond Miss Alice Wilkes.
Mrs Bernard LAndon.
Those who have booked passage on the Konigin
Luise. which sails to-day for Naples are:
%Fehs9oG % sa5 MT. TaFsE white M5 MANN and Mrs
The s.l ReT 2'i'Sn ana Ms James M NDio ana mrs
Ms NJ {. Keating. Ir. and Mrs. Thomas Wi
The Graf WaIdersee will sail for Hamburg to-
day with the following passengers:
Mr. and Mrs c. B Farr Mrs A. c. Well.
Baroness o de Ia Grange. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour J.
Mrs sylvester L'Homme- Hyde.
dieu
Travellers who embarked yesterday for Liverpool
on the Celtic were:
Mrs. Andrew Car Sir Edward and Lady EIgar.
negie. Miss Caroline Delano.
Miss Elizabeth D. yelling John Crosby Brown.
Lady Susan ToWniey. Miss Julia A.
Upper MI
Mr.. and MIS- II. T Sloane.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
REALN NOTES.

Plans have been filed for the enlargement OF the
four story dwelling house Of De Lancey NlcoN' az
No o. East seth st. A fifth story is TO be added 70
~ N,,od as a study with sun parlor adjoining
An electric elevator 10 be installed, TO give ac-
GEES 10 both The improvements are to cost $S'OOO'
according to the estimate OF Charles 'Oi@' 'he
architect ,,, r,.o,1-
I,I narceis For Mrs Edith Walker the tWo15~I Ia
NiH N ,ln11netone house No. 461 18th ST. near FIQs
n3 ny, park West to Louis PelHan IoT Ss.to1, S;,2
the four story double steam ,1 hSa's1 d SrS aVes
hOusS, SS,;1srias T3undstein James Connoy' ior
fefI Stern have leased for EiizaoSth S .,Cr,, and
kins 10 A steinhardt Brother Lne SIN ,nin sIU 70
tsvnert buding No 5l2 Broadway eXtenuihS , -
No 56-5s Crosby on plot IS $500 & lee and the
lease extends over IonS term "a ''
total rental Is about StS0Vo ,,,, e,,,rari,,ter,d-
plans have been filed with buildings
ant Murphy for remOdelling the nVe SIoI4 -S,t e @
house OF George c. Clark at NO. W. rtlen aJe
New windows to be built me IN, S1s,aIie5
over nartiaIly and a plumbing plant s -
the improvements are 10 cost SZ9VU acCIi us ,I
the estimate Of Van Week q GoioSini'H' ''i0 49,
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
MISSIONARY DIES AT SEA.
Cancer Causes Death Of DR.. Labaree. Who
Was Returning from Persia.

The Rev. Dr. BENJAMIN Labaree. formerly a mis-
siona.y Of the Presbyterian Church IN Persia died
from cancer on board the steamer Augusta Victoria
last Monday while on his way New York Word
of his death was received in this city yesterday
by wireless telegraph
The Rev. DR.. Labaree was one Of the oldest mis-
sionarfes of the Presbyterian Church With DR.
Labaree at the time OF his death his second
son, Robert Labaree. who went to Persia nearly
two years ago to take the place Of his older broth
er. the Rev. Benjamin Woods Labaree, who was
murdered about TWO years ago by Kurdish brig
ands in lonely mountain pass near Uramia, Persia
The funeral will be held Monday morning at
the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. The SER
vices will be conducted by the Rev. Henry n. Cobb.
secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions OF
the Reformed Church in America, who was for
merIy missionary TO Persia, and was a lifelong
friend Of DR.. Labaree.
Dr. L.abaree was a native Of Tennessee, but he
came Of New England stock his parents having
moved South from Vermont He was seventy-tWo
years old, and practically all his life had been
devoted TO missionary work. His wife died several
years ago. Besides his son, Robert Labaree, he
leaves two daughters. who live at Stamford. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19

Mrs Gertrude Rhinelander Waldo has sold the
Rhine and Kaiser No 1716 to I722 Second ave-, two
five story hathouses on plot 1O0.sxlO0 feet Ihe
land on which the houses stand has been owned
by the Rhinelander family for about two hundred
years Mrs Waldo is the mother Of Deputy Police
Commissioner Waldo
Albert Meislahn has sold the four story building
on a plot "A 6x54 4xS4 9x52s feet at the southeast
corner of Liberty and Greenwich SITS 1t adJoihs
the Beard Building
Plans were filed yesterday for remodelling the
ground floor Of the Office building AT Broadway anu
Goth St, owned by the estate OF Francis CraWloIu,
into banking offices for the Columbia Bank OF
Fifth ave- and 42d ST. Safe deposit vaults to be
installed in the basement. The necessary improve
ments are 70 be made at a nominal cost. according
to Max Muller. the architect This will be the
banks second branch
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
BRONX BEAR SACKS A RESTAURANT
Eats Pies and Cakes, Drinks Kettle Of Coffee
and Returns TO Den.

Rollo' the popular bear at the Bronx Geological
Gardens was seized with a ma6denlng hunger
after the heavy rainfall early yesterday morning.
and slipped out OF his cage. mounted a fence
and ambled some 200 feet TO the Rocking Stone
Restaurant There wasn't a soul in sight. He
scrambled through the window Lemon pies,
apple PIES custard pies and peach pies. pound
cake and several boxes OF fancy cakes were IN
readiness for the little boys and girls whom
tne proprietor hoped would patronize him. ROllo
sulPeo down pie after pie then the cakes and
coffee
me Keepers were amazed when they found
hollo missing, and started a bear hunt On the
way they came across RoIlo leisurely returning
he turned aside when he saw them and marched
quietly back into his cage
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY

The following petitions in bankruptcy were nled
Yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
Schedules of Peter Chirico filed by Marks Woi'I u
bankrupt could not oe iouIl- Inc
sci eduIe fixes the liabilities at 81 30 with no
An Involuntary petition was hled against 1it Sdi ith
Claims agreEating $50 Preferential payments are al
legged. .,-,, 7 ? n sbour debts Of
I23 Of Se1 4s9 OF the totaI ueD
$94 500 is secured. The principal creditors are e
Hank $40 600 secured by jewery and assigned sco9 g
n 9 Hardy No 50 Broadway Sl9 5sS secured; JSS
Tnlcott No 9S Franklin street, $4lSt6 secHIeu' ~
Maver No IA John street. 1888, secured Mrs oSo
Conrad Shtckerirs 40, "oS
13roadyav S53 Ssl has outstanding 800 ~ %
assets consist OF STOCK OF
OO0 ais No 4oI Ftftn aNsIiuT ~
Ten wears al S3 year. the total rent So@ 5u
Scbcduled is the face OF ne lnsIe
dua amounting 10 Sl8S42 S156 deposited IN oanK
Schedules Charles Sandberg and t-uWAEu =
trading "a a Arm at SO East 42d street snow
OF s44 T9O and Of SIT $40 The princlpae
the & Howland Company SotA $50
S3 ASA secured Chelsea Bank, 5000 secuIe9 >. a
Son 23d street Standard Terra Cotla
Fourth $4,000 The assets are sINen -
one corv Of the FIRMS schedules real estate
ChicaRo $500: hXtures S43Vi
ing 50 rs and Samuel B Haines, No 1881 Broaa"a az
e. SO6 In another Of the schedules fleo Win -
Clcrl District court the t'o clI
for 1T6 omitted, out II II apl
another item Of assets mentioned IN tle nst 80
Uhch consists OF number OF reaIy "a
H,r. ied al IS 800 The total Of the assets IN tne
although one is presumed 10 DC
an OF the otieF-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
FREED ON STOLEN GOODS CHARGE.
Alleged Receiver Released-Perjury Charge
Nav Be Made Against Witness.

Abraham Davis Of No 119 Canal street, who
was alleged to have received wOollens valued at
5000 stolen from the Morgan Line pier. was dis
charged yesterday by Magistrate Wahle- ASSIST
ant District Attorney Murphy declared that Adrian
r Post driver had made a full statement to
him in the presence OF witnesses OF Davts's con-
nection with the conspiracy to steal the goods
Pos, denied that he had made such statement
and when typewriter copies. not sworn to, were
submitted he said he did not remember making
such statement.
Davis was held on the confession Of Eugene
Cassidy. a checker at the pier. and Post was TO
have been the witness Mag1strate Wanle @
said II was clear that Cassidy's confession was
NOT reliable Assistant District Attorney Murphy
said he would make n charge or per1ory aeStiSt t
post as soon as he could get the afndaVits OF Ihe
witnesses 10 his statement
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
WOMEN GOLFERS IN A TIE.

IA a second district team match under the aus
Tices Of the Womens Metropolitan Golf Assoca-
ton the Richmond County Country and Apawauis
clubs broke even over the latters links yesterday
afternoon, the totals being each The visiting
golfers were handicapped. Mrs G. r BWphy
who plays No. on the team. was absent. This
gave points to Apawamis by default.
Mrs Charles T Stout. the metropolitan cham
pion led of for Richmond County by scoring 8
points for her side. She made the round in SIS,
which II close 10 the womens record for the links.
Mrs T. Il Polhemus. who joined Richmond County
Country Club this spring also won points for her
side The scores We're follows
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
INVESTING THEIR SAVINGS IN REALTY.

A savings bank official said yesterday that small
depositors had withdrawn several millions so far
this year from the banks in Manhattan and Brook
Iyn and had invested the money IN real estate. He
further said Withdrawals had been continuous for
almost two months While large sums have been
taken out. it has not embarrassed the banks In
any way. The prosperous condition OF AFFAIRS and
the open winter enabling mechanics TO earn Tuli
wages all through the cold months resulted In
thousands of accounts being started in all OF the
savings banks. so that the Withdrawals now VIII
not be felt by the banks
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
RICHMOND COUNTY
APAWAlIIS
BROOKLYN AUTO PARApE To.pAY.

TIE Long Island Automobile Club VIII hold its
first open automobile parade this afternoon. II is
expected that I'VE hundred machines will be in line
The parade viii form al > p. n. at the Memorial
Arch Prospect Park Plaza. Charles jerome Ed
wards will be grand marshal, and his machine viii
lead The others along the Eastern Parkway 10
Bedford avenue. tO South Oxford street. TO Han
son Place Degraw street and Lincoln Place,
through the westerly side OF the park boulevard
70 Conev Island. where the parade will disband.
A squadron Of motor cycle police will preCede
the procession. and also three four buglers
The rlrade viii maintain q moderate pace and
VIII fe IN three divisions. cars OF q kind being
placed together far as possible.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
raANaAcrIoNs IN REALTY.

Leslie c. Smith has sold for Edward A DeA w
s5l East l65th ST. on lot 19-OSxilS feet
T,..- and Martin Ialor have sold for Edward
II FLOYD Jones Nos. 500 and 81 East iith ST.
four story tenement houses. on lot 2S1lOo le"'
each Also sold Nos SOs go and sl6 East 45th ST.
3 four story tenement houses. plot 26Xla" ieet
each.
The CruikshanIZ Company has sold for Ellen c.
Reilly % q client ths northeast corner Of Prospect
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
ATTACHMENT FoR sses,ooo GRANTED.

Justice Mccall of the Supreme Court, yesterday
granted attachment for S89SOOO against property
of William A. Milliken, a resident Of Wash
ington, in favor of Arthur c. Boot, an
assigned claim of Thomas c. Doremus for alleged
damages for failure to purchase $4,000 acres OF
land in Cumberland, Rhea and BledSOe counties
Tenn, in October, 1902 The claim was as
signed by Doremus 20 Booth May 16. deputy
sheriff served copy OF the attachment on third
party.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
PUssY uP a PoLg EOS THRgE oAYs.

Iby IefBraph % 1ne 1fIbune.
Richmond, Va. May 1S.-A kitten. chased by
a dog on Tuesday, took refuge in a tree. from
which it jumped to the top OF a telegraph pole.
The pole being slippery. the cat could not de-
scend, and remained on the crOssbars of the
pole for three days and nights without food or
water. A cOlored boy climbed the pole to-day
and brought the cat down. She was very enact
ated. and the hot sun had scorched the fur on
her back
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
WILL IMPROVE EAST SIDE PLOT.

Hugo Marks mas sold for Laura E. "eis ana
william Pabst Nos 246 and 2Is East I'D St. two
three story brick dwelling houses, on plot S34x
lOO5 feet 10 Hnlman & Goldng. They VIII erect
q six story teaement house the site
Hilulan & Golding have sold No 81 TO D East
nth st. Two six story nathouses. on plot 'oeN
lOOr1 feet. TO l. Margules and Ine"ooIe -
Elaufer Also a Mot 6s5x1OO feet at the northwest
conner Of Goerck and Houston sts. TO Sorkln q
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
OPERATORS BLAME COAL DEALERS.

Complaints having been made that the retail price
Of domestic anthracite being kept above the
regular rates and that anthracite operators were
responsible for the increase. statement was made
behalf Of the anthraite coal carrying companies
yesterday. saying that the dealers were wholly re-
Eponsible. AS the questions at issue be-
tween the miners and companies were disposed
Of It is said the May schedule OF s. 60-the
heretofore-Was put into effect
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
NEW TRIAL IN COTTON LOSS CASE.

The Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court yes
terday handed down a decision reversing judg
OF the trial court and ordering new trial in
the case OF Herman Morden against Brode l.
Duke The suit brought to recover S45OO lost in
speculation in cotton. Duke had a man named
Bramham in his employ secretary and book
keeper, Bramham had charge OF Dukes accounts
while the latter in California early in 1903
his health and he gave the order sell two thou
sand bales OF March cotton. which resulted in the
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