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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-04
The Voter and the Boss

The candidate or party that dares to
ignore the silent man is counting po-
ltcal disaster. The Republican who
sets up false social distinctions in a
state where simplicity is the basis Of
our government will speedily become
acquainted with the leyeling power OF
the ballot and a campaign that de
ponds on public approval must finally
take the plain people into its conf
dence.
Voters, the issue lies between
the arisIOcracy of power and
the repubIicanism of the ballot
box. Where will you vote in Sep
TENDER?
Issued by the Independent Literary
Bureau, 1906.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-04
NORTHERN LEAGUE.
Games in the Up State Summer Base Ball Asso
citation.

Burlington. Aug. 1t was the
ninth straight victory for Tiff yester
day when Rutland was defeated los
Burlington 10 to g. The victor, was
won by hard aud frequent hitting,
Yerkes, the big ex.leaguer being land.
ed upon for l3 hits, with a total OF l6
bases The game was full OF fast plays
bu, after the first inning the Rutland
men seemed TO lose heart
Gardner made the record for Bur
lington with four singles in four times
at bat He was followed by Tiff, who
made four sacrifice hits. Doubles by
Hazelton. Francis and Burde, coupled
with singles 10y Pattee and Carroll
when the bases were filed, sent most Of
the Burlington men across the rubber
Umpire Coiter had trouble to-day with
Francis and the latter was put out of
the game Higgins was substituted,
and although he was sick, caught a
fine game.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-04
LOST IN THE WOODS
Girl Goes BsryiOs and wanders Day and
Night in the Forest.


Brandon, Aug ga girl by the
name of Cady of Granville. aged about
IS years, started on berrying expedi-
ton Tuesday morning, and lost her
way in the woods. The girl wandered
through the woods all day Tuesday
and Tuesday night and finally brought
up at the lumber camp of f. b. Draper
on the mountain in South Lincoln early
Wednesday morning with her clothing
in a badly torn and dilapidated con-
dition.
The girls parents at Granville were
Immediately communicated with by
telephone, and it was learned that
they had became alarmed by her CON
tinued absence and searching party
had started out. She was returned to
her home by the men at the camp.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-04
CONTAINED I. 800 NAMES.
independent Party Papers, Filed Yestr-
dav.

independent Party Papers Flied Ycstr-
day.
Montpelier, Aug, a list OF candi-
dates and association papers were filed
in the Office of the secretary of state
Yesterday for the independent party.
This step is taken to comply with the
law as heretofore no such organization
has been in existence and the step cor
responds with the filing of nomination
papers. A representative of l.. W.
Clement accompanied by John n Sen
ter. presented the document which bore
1866 signatures.
The largest number Of signatures
were obtained in the following cities
and towns Montpelier, los Barre 80:
Randolph, 20: Newport Derby and
Hartiand 20; Lyndon. Lyndonville
and Wheelock, 81: Woodstock. no:
Windsor, Weathersheld, and Fletcher
vile, 53; Shoreham, 81, Burlington.
30; Londonderry 80: Pownal 81: Wor-
cester, IS: Rutland H. Mortified, Sc.
Arlington, II; Hartford, Sc: Brandon,
81; Bradford, go; Springfield 60.
ProctorsyiIle, p: Bennington. l2O.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-04
INorthern League Standing
MERROW CONTEMPT CASE.
Hearing Completed but no Order Made by
Judge Mics

Burlington, Aug. 3. The hearing in
the contempt proceedings instituted
against Mrs j. W. Morrow came to a
close to-day, but Judge Miles did not
make an order in the case.
Dr. II. Il. Watkins was a witness
this morning and his testimony had
reference TO Miss Grace Richards,
stenographer for DR. Morrow and CO.
respondent IN the divorce proceedings
brought by Mrs Morrow. The testi-
mony was brought out TO refute certain
allegations made by Mrs. Morrow
about Miss Richards
Mrs. Morrow was also on the stand
but no further sensational testimony
was drawn from her.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-04
EkwanOk Won Trophy.
Gov. J. e. Mccullough Cup Contested For
On Ekwsnok Links.

On tkwsnok Links.
At the State Golf Tournament on
the Ekwanok links in Manchester,
Thursday, the medal round was marked
by the competition for the cup pre-
sented by ex-Gov. J. G. Mccullough
OF North Bennington TO the association
for annual competition. This was con
tested for by teams of four members.
The Ekwanok team. composed of Fred
erick Herr esho1, A. t. White, NJ. X.
Waters and +. w. Clark, Sd, won the
trophy with total score of 1913. The
Rutland team was second with a score
OF 35j. The other teams competing
were the Dorset Field Club team and
the Mount Anthony Golf Clubs team,
which won the cup last year in the ini-
tial competition for it.
The score OF the Mount Anthony
team was
Arthur King, 50
George Worthington, IS
j. G. Colgate, l02
Sayre Mcleod no card Disqualified.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-04
TO SEEK POSSESSION OF SON.
R. w. Taft Win Try to Get Boy Away From
Mother

Burlington, Aug, 3.-R. w. Taft,
son of the late Chief Judge Taft,
brought petition before Judge Miles
today, asking for greater latitude in
regard to seeing his son, who is in the
custody of his mother at Fairfax. A
question as to the suiliciency of the
petition was raised and the matter was
dropped by Mr. Taft. He announced
that he would seek possession of the
boy October /.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-04
BEAR STEAK AND BERRIES
Berrypickcrs Surprised BY Two Young Cub
Bears.

Rutland, Aug. 3.-Mrs W. e. Tucke
of this city, who went recently to Lake
Dunmore to pick raspberries, surprised
her friends by bringing home bear
steak and bears claws as ornaments.
While Mrs Tucke and Mr. and Mrs
James WILDER we're picking berries
about four miles from the lake they
came upon two bear cubs which ran up
a tree and we're shot by Mr. Wilbur.
The animals weighed so pounds each
The old bear was seen by one OF the
party but she did not modest the berry
gatherers, who brought home 45quarts
of fruit.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-04
MISS JENNEY ENTERTAINED
Misses Pratt and Hart Appeared as Buster
Brown and Mary Jane.

Miss Kathryn Jenney entertained
twelve of her young lady friends at her
home on West Main street last evening
The affair was masquerade party
ia all came attired in fancy costumes
Of every kind and description
Miss Hilda Pratt, as buster br0w w NO. q
Miss Eliza Hart, as his sister Mary
Tane with their dog Tige' made agrea'
'" "D 81 fun ard were thought to nave
the best costumes - .,o ovor.
ing. The FIRST prize went to MISS rs Mar Mar.
i ioS packard, the second to MISS
I !, - Madison and the consolation
~ Miss Vera Males
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-04
Engine Disabled.
Buntsd into Freight Cars in Montpelier Yard
Thursday

Montpelier, Aug. 3. Engineer Rea-
gan of the White Mountain express,
drove his train from one siding onto
another last night and broke a coup
ling, punctured a cylinder and disabled
his engine. He was shifting and start
ed for the main track, but a switch to
another siding had been left open and
the big engine butted into some freight
cars. The accident happened in the
local Central Vermont yards.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-04

If your stomach is weak, il your food
distresses you, if you are weak and
nervous, use DR.. Shops Restorative
one month and see what it does for
you. Sold by Joseph NJ. Ayre.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-04
Did You Ever Notice That Few Overbeang Dageeabe Men Are
SILK STOCKINGS MEET.
PROCTOR AND PROUTY IGNORE
THE COMMON PEOPLE.
Tour and Conference Of In
terested Politicians Pro-
te 4 Against Buttonhollng
Value Of Publicity The
Silent Vote.

Candidates Proctor and Prouty
made trip about the state recently.
They met and consulted their friends.
They made short speeches and a great
deal was said about the Grand Old
Party. This sort OF campaigning is
new in Vermont. II shows the alarm
that has per,aded the ranks OF the
Proctor Republicans. II shows one
other thing.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-04
Narrow Escape From Death.
Two Brandon Men Fall Is Feet and Receive
Severe Injuries

Severe Injuries.
Brandon, Aug 3 Adelbert Aver
and viii Davis had a narrow escape
from death this morning while at work
on a swing staging painting the
graded school buildings The staging
was made with two 30 foot ladders
spliced together with straps. Both
men were sitting on the staging when
the strap broke on the inside of the
ladder, letting them tip sideways,
and throwing them to the ground, a
distance of about % feet.
Aver had both of his wrists broken,
deep cash cut in his head, and Davis
had one wrist broken, and was consid
erably bruised about the body.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-04
DELEGATES APPOINTED.
Governor Bell Names Six to Attend session at
Albany.


ST. Johnsbury. August 3. --Goyernor
Bell has appointed the following dele
gates to represent Vermont at the ses-
sion of the National Prison Associat.
ion whose annual meeting is to be held
at Albany, n. Y, September 10 to 20,
1906:
c. A. IL. Stafford, Morrisville; Supt
d. L. Morgan. Rutland: l.. d. Hazen,
st. Johnsbury; DR.. Deane Richmond,
Windsor; Mrs c. II. Lane, Cornwall;
Mrs w. II. Sargent, Brattleboro.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-04
Weather

Scattered rains tonight Sunday
fair.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
PEW ITEMS FROM rHs
JEmEz HOT SPRINGS.

Special Correspondent
jOmoE Hot sprine Jan s.-wo
have been roadlne about enc cold
weather over tho territory. but have
not gotten below ggre hero yet
Have had some SNOW. brt none TOO
much. The days arc clear and warm
and the nlghfs cold
The stage COMES iH on time egofy
night and Tho EVENING Citizen
reaches us every night without iall
and iis contents doe1urcd by hungry
uows aeckpfa Who coneresato at the
post ONCE at mail time.
Business De- very quiet nov a. che
Springs, but "the good old aummer
time viii soon be here. We SIN
have q few lingering hoailhscokora
with pos.
N. Teaue Of Rico. Col, q plotting
a pariy of bear hunters over the
mountains They came 70 tho SPRINGS
a couple OF weeks ago vita their pack
ouiht and zen hounds. They have
Killed eve haars aud four Wild cats.
they say Bears seem 20 be plentiful
iu the mountains a-nund the Springs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

CASE Mas. sURKgRocnE. FussEb FATHER
SOCIETY

Sew YORK. ieu s-Can au Amoi.
oan eotlgy mairou maintain hor po-
sIrIun on Se0O0o a yaar?
rha puosflen 'oday aeIiaung
Now Yor soell circles az the cut.
come Goo the breach between Frank
Work. mmu-mWiunniro Sow Yorker.
aud hit heuuflWi daugbiOr Mrs.
Burke Rocht. sd Work alioFOs that
bis dHuehitf could not I've ON her al.
lowancc from him oi S5oNn month.
thai gh expended 5000 o day over
thai amount
An omen rupture between the mll.
honaif. ami h daughter occurred
when son. W0fb roproachcd Mrs
Burke RouhD fu her financial ox.
cesscs she ich hls home. taking
apartments in q fashionable hoiol
MI burke Roche admits taat she
was compelled iu overdraW her al
lowancU She denies thar she squRn.
dercd money playing bridge or show
ing horses
Prominent club and s0clety women
ln New York werC interviewed hy
yoHi correspondent unon the moment
Gus feminine question: What consti-
fu.os uu adequate allowance for au
American society woman"
Mr. Charlotte Wnhour. president
Of The soIusis society. said.
"a believe man lr woman should
live within their allowance ANA should
economics according to %. DO not
consider 100000 o year TOO great an
allowance for Noman iu society. for
Tho demands upBu her pockcihook are
onoImuus The aYereEp housewife
oHn i've comfortably un $40. 900 col
S2aUun year THAT 0f course. does
mot include h0N a The opera. fancy
dress balls carriages. servants. auto
mobiles nnd uthrr nDcCHeltles The
woman with $50 n00 a year can live al
comfortable 0uiet life
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
THESE WOMAN'S CLUBS DENY THET RACE SUICIDE CHARGE
THEY SHOW AN AVERAGE or
THREE AND ONE. HALF Chill.
DREN TO EACH MEMBER.

piitsburg. Pa. Jan. a.--Indianant
plitsburg ciuh women have made
canvass Of tue married members in
order TO disprovc tho allegation that
'tho club woman commits race sui,
eide and encourages other women 20
DO So The result IL a vlndication.
they claim Il shows an Average OF
3.5 children for each married WcmaA
IN the general federation OF womenH
clubs
Twenty one aembere. selected az
random. had SO Children. an Average
% about three ohildg0E 10 each mem
her. while a number OF the mothers
have but one child. enough have three.
four Ave or six 70 bring up the aver.
age Then. too. Il Is pointed out that
many OF these mothers are yognw
and may have more children 10 the
future.
Many OF tao clubs carry the namcs
OF the babies OF their members on
their membership lists. notably the
WOmens Southern club. Three little
toddiors attend the meetings regu
larry Wlmoduaauais has pretty
custom 81 presenting each 81 iis "eiuh
babies with a boquct OF roses, tlpn
in the clubs col0rs During the month
oi October three children were born
Co members of tho club. and the
mothers were presented with flowers
"Clnb wumcn make the best and
most successful mothors,' said AirB.
Minnie Ourcy Roberts, who 90 the
mother ol seven "a club woman n
q mother woman. and h. better ftted
hy her education Go systematically
raise "a family in q satisfactory way.
''Threc-fourlhs uf the club women
/ know have good sized families,
said Mrs LudwlE k0eihen, Dr., presi.
dent Of the WOmons civic club and
the mother Of four, and thcy DO not
neglect thier families The women's
club movement has not boon in exist
ence long enough possibly 60 have
been q factor la any decrease ln the
number of children in this country
/ believe thai woman needs relaNa.
ton. and that the CLUBS Offer this 20 I
women, but DO NOT think they be-
come so Interested la club work as 90
leOpafdixe their home work"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

Mrs Thos j. ViyIau. president OF
tho California club said
"Mrs Roche could 1--we on
much less than SGnOUp % year 70 she
made up hon mind tn do o. Hos
over, : know that there lH terrific
financial pressure ur society women
Thcf mus. be nntr1ncasos ol charity.
give balls. iheaier uRd opera PARTIES
belong 90 clubs and dress accordingly
Sixty Thousand dollars yogr fair
allowance Dog nay opinion
Mrs u0rc LVou prominent boz
many clubs and societies. suid
Tho amount uf money necessary
io woman depends entirely upon tho
circle of society iu which she moves
" she HISS town house. country
residence automobiles. horses and
carriages. and liboruN patronizcs the
various arts and gives consistently TO
charities. her allowance mast upccs
Hatuy he large Money Is the one
thing that counts in tho really smart
ser cail $4,000 a year fair al
luWanrp A woman with so 600 a
year cannot hope o. live anything but
quiet homo llfe She will have no
automobiles. yachts. ligcries or per
suual servants.
Mr. & G. shayne OF the Ohio
club. said
IS womun should I've within her
Income NO matter what Il ls. ~ de-.
ponds upon the temperament of the
woman whether on allowance OF $4,000
or 100000 mahus her happy or con
tented. Upon wumau'H management
81 The expenditures of money depends
her ability 10 keen within her ailoW.
nuce, whatever 20 may De-. Tho aver
axe society woman has % meet tro~
mepdous expenses to live h She
wishes to take advantage OF the al.
Turing forms OF entertainment her DO.
siiipn Affords. and " she is 20 live
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
THE INAUGURATION
DAY EXERCISES
Committees Are at Work to
Make Them a Grand
Success.
SPECIAL RATES on RAILROADS

The executive coMsal.sor. having 10
charge this Inauguration exercises. met
AZ the oihee Of A. y. Renehan. ia
santa r., on Saturday evening. aid
heard the report Of the suh-commii'
,ena. Territorial Secretary D. W
Reynolds was Ia the chair, and among
those present was Governor N. A.
Otefo who ls taking keen Interest
Ia the preparations for the inaugural
reception ana bali Ia honor Of his
successor.
The decoration COZ ,mitteo submit
ted plans Tor sG%fb decorations.
which Ulll UoEssss 81 flowers and 600
electric ilghs The committee was
voted $3.50 ior the purpose.
Aotei Secured
The committee on arrangements
reported that Il had secured tnp Pal
ace hotel Ter the rech Iii0n and ball.
AID al the same time gave the inter-
eating infurmatiou that every room In
the hotel has been engaged already
tor out Of town guests who viii al.
tend thc lnuu mratlon exercises Th
committee has secured the Womana
board Of trade Go provide the refresh.
ments Tor the inaugural dance, which
Ia addition % punch, VIII consist Of
chicken salad sanhRiChcs. ices. cake.
coffee. etc, und will bc served in
buffet style o. mpp adl1ln.ug the
dance floor
7'ke music committee reported that
q nas engagud Morrison's orchestra
10 Furnish tho dance music. and that
the orchestra o. arranging iOr q pro-
gram of seiertioue thar viii be- the
finest ever hotrd at d dance in tho
capital The Cavalry band viii fur
nlHh tho muse for enc reception,
which will he from 8 90 3 p nfa and
viii Boz open t1 the public.
selling Tickets.
The finance committee reported that
the tickets Tor the dance are going
Ike hot cake. and thar hy Saturday
Of this week every one of the 200 tieR.
cts viii be- dispnsed Of Tho Inquiry
for tickets from outside points is es-
peciaiiy active Upon this report the
Womnn's board OF trade was ordered
20 furnish refreshments for 400 PEG
Pile az th8t number will be- present
at tno dancp. which viii b. a most
brilliant social ahair
Tho printing aud publicity commit
tee reported hat the passenger de-.
partmeni of ne Denver a Rio CiraHdo
railroad has mace rate 1T @ single
fare for ihe r1und trip from an points
on lts road iu New Mexico, Including
tho now line in San Juan county, 90
Santa 70 Tor The inaugural exercises,
Tho other Two railroads cOnterlng az
Santa H. will follow suit. and this as
aurea that many hundreds OF people
from tho outside viii be- present on
inaugural day Tho committee suR.
gosted that the business men De asked
20 display flags and bunting and dec.
crate otherwise. ~ az % glve Santa
Fe o festive appearance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13


Wb.C uuf shuollag goal "a the
fHhfn Of nie iafhrr shelby she iH.
Yearoil SON of James Phillips acc.
deniniit Shot himself with "a $50 h.
Winchester sh0.euu loaded with no
y shot SAYS tae Dcmlng Graphic.
While walking eFnl % slonA fock. the
y1uus man Slipped aud leli striking
ihe hammer on the rek ANA brcak.
ing % och thereby dlschargiEp Tho
au1 Tho wnolc ehnreD took enort
100 hia riHht forearm tpatinr away
ihe thumb and many bones OF the
wrist
Tine day was cold nud stormy and
ihe thirty mie ride f9 town though
made as easy Hs possible. together
With tho ueal lohs of blood. would
have been a severe tr.ni on the ntron.
gcst man.
Though the hand was in a very bad
name, an cunr. was made 90 save "a
part " it, but soon g was seem that
'he force of the charge had destroyed
ao much of The arm that further cf
fort 20 save any part OF lt would re.
suli Ing death to the boy
Doctors swope and Steed thon am.
puiated the arm just above the a.
bow. While the great strain ON hts
system for a time seemed more than
be could bear and his life seemed al
most dcepalred Of at last rugged
constitution asserted Itself. and ne S.
now on the high road Ia recovery.
Though beginning the new year
with 80 gFeat loss, q may be some
consolation t0 tho Young man that
many of our greatest men have been
similarly afflicted shelby has the
remiaflOn OF being an exceptionally
good and BRIGHT how and with those
Two sterling qualities there Is moth.
inR he may not yCt accomplish in lifc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

Correspondents frequently fair 20
menilon whore me visitors are from.
the first full name or initials. how 60
lated 10 tnelr entertainers. etc, also
the exact day or time OF Visit. This
is important Correspondents are ga.
peoted 70 be- a little "nosey" IN gath.
erlng the news, and wo can see no
roasou why anyone shoEld be- ashamed
20 let PEOPLE know that they repre-
sent the Zoe as news reporter
Antwerp CO.. nee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
a HORTICULTURAL BoARD
FOR oTERo COUNTY

AZ the regular meeting Of tho board
of county commissioners of Otrro
county The other day. o board OF horll.
cultural commissioner Tor that coun.
iy was created by the appointment OF
ODE following members 20 serve rs
such board ~ r Cadwalluder. Noun.
tain Park El Knleht Tulnsosa. and
Ed Hnas 10 Luz The need Of such
q hnafd has been felt throughout the
country for some time az there are
numerous frun raisera who nerieci 10
take any e.eps whatever So lighting
codling gloih and siulllas insect pests
much % tao detrlmont Of thclr neigh
hors The newly created bcard has
TON power to act ln such cases.