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pbilaoslpbia, IA. Sun

phlldoelpbid, IA. SUM.
2ls Die 3piihsnitdatli6e 6anoslSs
tommiiiipn bsute 3uiammentrat, tins
oigts Der &ommiiidr Clements an,
Sab sic gsboroe am 21. SUM- in
@aibington cine Sibuns abbaltsn
niiroe uno ginldoungen an Oerities
osne prdiioentsn Der Giienbdbnen sys
Iaiier bate, OisIer SiBung bei3upobs
n.n. um. psnn Iie es niiHi6ten, in
@erbin0un9 NIT Der ge9enpdrtissn
llnteriudun9 lire GrtIdrun9sn ab3us
ge6en. GingsIdosn puroen u. s.
Gdfatt BON Der penniHlpania=, Gss
car q. Wturran ron Der Baltimore e
Sbios, 9. e. Sobnion BON Der Rors
foil e Weitern=, 9eorgs 80. Steosns
bon Der G1siapedts &c Sbios, 80. 8.
Napmdn BON Ser Rem gprt Geutrdls
uno q. $. Dates ocn Der Buffalo,
Roheittr =. Nirtshur1s Balm.
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2rumme rattiten.
SprinQfielo, oSQ., Ia. SUM.


8egen oen N0potaten !Rinaro y. =.
Hedugb, StaatsanpaIt in @lap Goun.
tp, bat 0as Sbsrgsriht oieIes Staates
eln Yerfabren anbdngig gsmadt. rpe.s
DIES feline IusitoBung aus benz AoDo=
tatenperbdnO 3ur 6olse baben pirO,
lpenn er tetne 9eaiigenoen 8ertbeiOis
sun9sgrun0e gslteno MAIDEN tann.
Der 9egen i'm erbpbensn glntIage
5ufolge perbano er ii9 nit 0.N. 8raos
foro. einem Ngenten Der Baltimore G.
Sbio Soutbpeitern-8abn, um gelsz
gentIih elmer, nah Dem Sber9eri6t
OerIe9ten Grbidaftstlaae, 3usrit pon
elmer Der tldgefiibren0en Qarteien,
Damn ppn Ser anoersn $4,000 5u err
Idngen. 9eranIaKung gu oisIe SIuge
bot bic 9iuterlaTenIaoft Billiam
9uoleitons i'm 8etraee DON 100000.
BRADFORD bate geItenO gemu6t, oaB
er i'm Stanoe pdre, Die @nti6eioun9
oes Sbergeridts gu bssinfIufen uno
gum 8epeiie bafiir, 0aB er nit osn
obergerihtIi6en gngeIs9enbeiten ie6r
Oerttaut pdre, 3ei9te er oen beioerIeis
tigen Aobotaten ole 9bi4rift Der Gnt=
iheioung zines anberen 6alIes, troBs
0em oieie @ntideiOun9 crit Ipdter ab-
gegeben per0en iplIte. Die Ri6ter
ipdren fpeni9er beunrubigt 9etpeien,
ipenn Die 9tbi6rift ni6t gang genau
nit benz Original iibercingeitimmt
bate.
g1i6t nit ltnreht bermut6en sic
Ri9ter, oaB BRADFORD bic 2tbI6rift
nur bon einem @eri6tsclerf er6alten
baben fonnte. bo6 BRADFORD bat iih
9efliihtet un5 tann, peniaitens pors
IGuFig, niht befraat nerben.
0os @erb0r 0es 9tbpotaten 3eduQh
lit fir bieien 6reitag anqeiebt. W3an
lit geipannt nuf feline @ertbeioigung,
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6 5.
2onoon, Ia. cyuni

GVHOpH, ~. SUM.
Der Observation-Disclosures fiji bic $40
lonien, 4initon Spencer Gbur6ia.
tbeiIte 0em llntsrbauTs NIT, 01b Sic
Reqjerun1 nit ber 2lusdr6eitunQ zines
SiisHbaAnpions5 fir y}i9trisn be
iddfti3i iei. 5n Der i'm Uetd6aa
9beiIe Ulit'elairitas 9clcgcnen aolo
ME ioG 5,tlnnttid Ser Qn6lu Der
8aumpoQt in groBen QlaBitabc in
4n9riii genommsn peroen
2on0on, a. SUM,
Su Der MISUNDERSTANDING ocr
JlopaI Gy5dnge 2liIurauce Corpora
tion t6eilts osren Gjoupsrnsur Qu66od
nit. oaB Die @sielliddit in Can 5raH
cisco Elm Gsiammtriiito BON $4,000, i
600 oedts, uno ooB sic gerluite BEL
b.m qroBeu Ssuer ii6 aui S20.O00,000
bis So. 100000 belieien. Tas 1i5
r.ttorium tmpi1bl. bti Der Rs1suua
oer Sdaosr. pslhe ,6silmeiis 0ur1
Erb6e6.n oerlriaft fpoyoen iin6, an.
a.msTsre 0ey1ltids gil trsiisn.
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Gin 10 anoerund. a
Rep g1orf. IA q

9lep Yort, 13. SUM
Wlit oem ndhiten 30. Suni ner0su
ii6er 100000 Ginponoersr iiber DE
len 6dfsn ndh osn Der. Staaten 9e.
iommen itin, tpis bsuts bur6 Den Gin.
panoerunqstommifidr Wothprn oui
GQis SsldnO f.itaeieGt por6en III.
gis ,um j. Suni pureR $4,000 Gin.
rarosrsy 1eIanbst. Dfnn ods bis ie
.rmitt.Ite gsrbdItniB big gum Gn0s
oes 6istatdhres onbdlt. piro Die Niil.
lion iiberitieqsn isiu, mas ale Dor.
e1noer iibertrifft.
Der l.bts Usonat 5.iet Die 9r5bt.
3dhl Der ,3urii4itnoanoen. bic lsn 9
IN oeri,Iten 3.it ii1tt9efunoen bat. 90
rurben i'm Qauis nss W(di 1853 Gins
ipanesr.r suIitgspisien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-06-15
SrIb 4 m o B.
Cos QlnaeIes. Gn[.. IA. oSun

Cue <tFSVFNSi S7WI'f IT y IIIE'
Wiliam S'@onnor. pel9er 0em l.
Gegiment Der Electromagnetic dngeborte
un0 mad Dem Grobeben in San 5rans
cisco 0ienite that, bat iih eri6oTen.
WGbreno er nit anosren SoIoatsn Die
Ruinen beipadte, fsu.rte er auf einiae
SAleiAoiebe, BON oenen 3ipei set0otet
tpurcen. Oi. 8srpanoten Ser @.too-
teten iollen ipdter isin 2eben beorp6t
bdbtn, aud bisB es, oab Elm MGb6en,
nit Dem er perlobt mar, bds 8erbGlts
nib abgebroden babe. Oieis llmItGnoe
Io[Ien ben % Sabre alien Mann in
hen Sp0 aetrieben hahen.
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IWUtIVVlI y 77NV IL 71AII'
yyr Gjeihdi,a,6,l in gecllice. Sa.,
m1nn,s b,ut l6. Inter OeH ablta
br1nrter @sbluotn beFin0en iich Hds
55olti, Sic 6aqs Scr Qg.Gdsritter uro
msbr,rs qdo,n. Der gsrluit betrdgt
$4,000 an GebduOen uu0 $4,000 an
gG1ar,n upo 1T nur tbeilpsiIs Gira
geriihsrur1 lto,tt. 2ie bisiiqs 5cu.
,rfpew bali cie Stao, rsiieu, Die nit
bonfGn6igst 9egniaHn5 6soyobt mar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-06-15
q iueoer.
y = ~ a.
Ghriitidnia, IA. SSlni.

Der a0nig Saatou, Die a0nigin
Mduo un0 Ser Sronprin3 OLAF reiiten
nah Orontbeim ab, lDpi,Ibit Oie 8or>
bereitungsn fir Die am %. SUM itottt
finoen0s 8rDnun9 getroFfsn lperoen,
Die Reiis gebt bis Stta i'm giienbubn=
su9e uno Damn in SutIhen ndh Ser
Roms0al 5iDroe, lpoislbit Elm 9anos
nenboot 0ie t0nigIi6e EeiIe9eIe1ihoft
trpdrtet uno, BON brei Grie9sihifFen
qefoIQt, iibcr Die Wloloc Fi6r0e unb
GbriItionIuno no9 0ront6eim brinst.
Da8 Giutreffen bort srioIgt am 19.
SUM.
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Otutf9 9tfrtta
Berlin. Il. oSlini.

Berlin, IA. Sint.
Nus 0eutIA=Suope tommt
Ois srfreuli6e 8unoe, oaB eins 2t6s
tbetlung Der Shubtruppe ben aufitdns
oiihen Sottentotten am 4. 5. W. 3pi,
f9en Wormbuo unO oem 6iidiluB elm:
empfinolihe Nisoerlag. btioebrd1t
bat. 2eioer 1T oisier Sieg ieitens Der
Oeutihen nit f6tperen SpFern err
tauft pOroen. Die S9ubtruppe bat
in Dem Sample nit oen Rebeflen an
Go0ten 3fpei OFii5iere, f61pi, a6t
Mann uno an 0erpunoeten 3ebn
W}ann berloren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-06-15

gfpm. Il. Nuni.

WUIII, II. AUIII.
Der 9apIt empfing bic Is abituris
,nttn 0tS 2(msritaniideH aoutsium3
in 9ripatauoieil3. Die iun9en Qeute
puroen our9 otn Rftioy oes Sol
IegiumS, Migr. 8snne0p. porgs'tellt.
Sic reiien in aIIer Slr3e in Die 6eis
mdtb al, I'M ii9 bort 0,r SeeIirrse
au minmen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-06-15
@ tenn ala.
Wdibin9ton, IA. Sum

~ON4 VVIIatUI, II oyNTI.
Der bieiige 8eianote 9uatemdIu'g
Sor9e gtuno3 erbielt geitern 2lbeno Don
Dem PrdiiOeuten Gitraoa Cabrera elm
&abelgramm. in peIbem Der 0affene
ertolg Der Regieruna5truppen 9egen Sic
Rebelen beitdtigt puroe. syn Ser De-
pei6e miro ausoriitli4 betont, 0aB
Die Reqierunastruppen feline gtitoerIcs
ge erIitten bdben.
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@robes 2ftusr.
Baltimore, Ulo.. ID. .

OWFFF'IEVRVI l1FV't II ,yNNI.
Die ODDS Der Wler6ants &c W2iners
Transportation Company, ser Dam.
pier rGiier" uno mebrers tleinere
6abr5euge lpuroen heute Wlorgen ourd
cine 5euersbrunit 3eritort. pel6e einen
@siammti9aoen BON 81 100000 an.
ridtets. Die aus 40 a0pfen 6eIteben0e
8eiaBun9 bes Dampfers gGTer" tpnn.
tt nit 5tpsi 2tusnubmen Ii6 retten.
llmgstommsn iina Der 6ei3er 5o6u
Goitelo uno ser Saiiitsnjungs Gos
nar0 Qlltinion.
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9 esueId.
Caracas, II. sunni

Der General Gnms3 pir0 am 5.
SuIi. Dem pene3oIaniiden llnob6an=
gi9tsitstage, Die 3iisel ser 8tgierung
pisoer in 0ie 9dnbe oes 9rdiiotnten
Gaftro 3uriidIegen. Sn ieintr oitsbe=
siigIi4sH GrtIdrung psrfh,rt @ome},
oaB feline @efiibIe Der 6o6ahtung
uno 3untigung fir Gaitro unperGa=
BERT ieien. un0 oaB ale MiBptritGnOs
niife auf9etldrt uno geboben pGren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-06-15
Rifito perringert.
San aSrancigcp. IA. sSnni

Die 2t9tntsn pon 90 @eritAerunJs.
esieaI6oFten beihlofen in elmer 81
Satldnp abgehaltsnen 8erIammlun5
in alien 6dlen Ous 0eriiherun5s.
riIifo nm 25 Pro3ent 5u ermGbige1
Dem @ernebmen na9 baben 80 8es
fsai6aften iih getpeigert, 0itfem IL:
bersintommen bei5utreten. uno 20 an.
oere GjeIelli4aftsn perbaItsn iih NOD
unentihie0en.
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Solollitfi. IL 4u,i

SQlollluL 10. Sitllt
SSn StrebIinQ bei ]telpesfa uur6rn
9eitern 100 @riefen BON iiberlcac
nen tiirfiifen Grlppen um3inoeIt.
Noh einem bartndfiqen Sample ent.
tlohen Ole @rieheu nno IieBen 90
Snote uno IS &cnurnoete oui Sem
Sdla3tfeIoe 3uriit. Die 9iirten
oerloren orei N}onn an 8ooten mo
aht germun0ete.
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Begtn 9potf6Iaes.
Slour 6dus, z. ., IA. eyun

Siour Uaus, :. ., "A. SUM.
6rau Wtoss Saufmdnn, bic Satin
zines .rsihsn 9rausysibeNbsrs, lit ne
gen 2o0ti6lass uutsr 2lntldgs gsltsQt
poroen. Si, iou our6 tor.ndbrenoe
Mlbbdnolungsn BEN 5oo ibres 16
SABRE alien Tienitmdb5sns Qanes
QoIrsiS p.rurIadt baben. Gs miro
e.lt.rb ssmudt. Oab 5rau adufmanE
Sds WGoh,n pie cine G.fane.ns bi.It
uno Is psrbineert., bas 5ous gu Der.
IaF.n un0 iia az 5s!laota.
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Truntrtih
9goris IA. Syuni.

Der 6inan5miniiter goincar. nabM
on Dem 8abinetsrdtbe tbejI uuo pis
oerIs9te odmit Die @erii6ts lber isls
nsn an9sbIid btporiteben0,n Riidtrttt.
Serr RtgndlIt, Der bttauntIid Der
sipeite 9srtreter 6rdntreib5 duF Ser
Sonf.rsu3 81 4ls.cirds mar. 3tbt als
G.Ianottr nab Mdrpito.
Iuf ser plaee MaIeshtrtss lpuroe
elm Stdnobilo 2tleranoer Dumas 0s5
Siingsrsn entbuIlt.
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S a.
ho1ana. IL. fnni

.0e01nd. 13. Suui.
Ter grdiiosntY1ln1 ernannte 6eu,.
Den 5etretdr PES nnern, GjeneroI
Huis .Riberd. luw 5pe3iolbotih1f;sy
uno 8spoflmGfti11n 9ubcs dui hsr
pduameriioniideu aonisrsn5 in Rio
Sdnsirc.
6531na. 13. 5uni.
Der &iiroerm,irs cH 6aoora t-.
onospronet, ooB 6asQtboi BON Gtdns
bal. Jsuerpert st. Tn Safe Der Zine.
riIoner. bic Der 4 1uii feisrn, mid:
0urb9siiibri peytsn ioG. um Wfibber
iianonife 5mif6en oer poIi3si uno
&meritansrn gu 0trnsiosn.
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et. qonis. Wlo.. l3. n

Ct. 2ous, Wlo., l3. 5uui
Qm Deutigeu 5aae pigo 1ier cine
QbltimmunQ db1tbdlteu ii6ey Die 5yds
os OF fir ben gdu elmer ire.cn Bride
Gber Sen Wifiiiiippi, font. fiir ionitigs
0fisntIi6e gsrbeFsrungsn Stul0idsis
ne sum geua1e pom S11,2o0.000 auSa
osn,h,r fpfrAen iollen.
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q nln a [.

1urbon. IL. 1unL
5i1ononou, elmer Der Re6eQsniiib,
rsr uno ieir Sobn iin6 in R'3n05ld.
3ululan0. 1eianlsR aen1mmen un9
in oos bgitii4t Eager g.6ra4t poyosa
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STANDARD 0ilGo.

Sic @rURgcidlluOrcncn crbebcn feiue
9Iuflaae eeaen Siciclbs, abcr Ser9i.
itriftSanualt Gnbcrt oic Anflugcu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-06-15

Gr rrbcbt gIuflaacn i'm SOrmunO.
idlaftSscridIt acacn Oic 'niliSaciea.
iddftcn Der StnnNarO Gil So.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-06-15

lteberraidt ieiuc @esatr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-06-15

Die ,,1reroItern"-5ettu
gen haben oie GeIcbiebte
BON Ga GroIie ntebt nnr
mitIcbretben ienoern nit
macPen Pelien.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25
pIrrseuRe BUILDING FELL.
Patrick O'Donnen Dead, Five Injured
In Wreck.

Patrick O'DOnnell Dead, Five Injured
In Wreck.
PITTSBURG. May 25.-By the col
lapse of two story brick structure on
Baum street that was being remodeled
one man was killed and five were
more or less seriously injured. The
building was formerly livery stable
and was being reconstructed for an
automobile garage.
The dead man was Patrick O'Don-
nell carpenter Morgan $ Simms
proprietor of the building, sustained in
ternal injuries and bruises.
There were nineteen laborcrs in the
building when the collapse came. but
many made their escape from the
building. The accident was caused by
the excessive weight Of some heavy
trusses that were being put in TO sup
port the second floor sufficiently to car
~ the weight of automobiles in storage.
\ call for the fire department was
sent in. and a search of the building
was made. O'Donnell was found with
his back broken 4 girder Ind pin
iOued him so that it took an hour or
more to get him out He had been
dead some time when found, and physi-
clans say that he was killed Instantly.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25
FOR SALE

All the real estate owned by c. II
Darling, situated on Mccall street in
Bennington village, and consisting OF
the following parcels;
lst. The two story frame dwelling
situated on corner of West Main aud
Mccall Streets together with an ample
lot.
2nd. The two story frame dwell
ling known as the 'Vicior Alvey"
place situated on the east side Mccall
street
Bird A building lot east side Mccall
street
It'll y building lot on the northwest
corner of West Main and Mccall
streets
9th. A building lot just south from
above described corner lot
9th \ two story three tenement
house on vest side Mccall street
7th A building lot just south from
said three tenement house.
Sth. two story frame single dwell
ling on west side Mccall street
The above property will be sold in
one lot ii desired or in separate par
cells, and is offered at reasonable
price.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25

LISBON, Portugal. May 2l-It is re-
ported that the crew Of tie Portuguese
cruiser San Raphael after leaving Fun
chal capital of the island of Madeira.
Il few days ago mutined and oyerpow-
cred the officers. Only one officer was
allowed at liberty to navigate the ship
under the directions Of the mutineers
The cruiser was seen by trading yes
sci going at full speed and headed To-
ward South America Its destination
Is believed to be the Argentine repub-
liz
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25
MIII.IAM u. TRUESpAILE.

declaring that his part in breaking the
contract was unjustiiiable and done
for sordid motives. He said further;
1T is conduct like Truesdale's. really
no better than larceny, 10y those who
manage great corporations that has
aroused the spirit of resentment in the
public mind which Is so intense today
and which is not unlikely to result in
legislation and in municipal interfer-
ence which will bring serious loss up
on stockholders"
Mr.. Truesdale after he had been
made acquainted with the text of the
opinion declined to make any comment
regarding the judges criticism of his
actions except to say that everything
be had done in the case Of WeStcott
was for the welfare of the railroad
company.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25
GIVEN UPTo DIE

b Spiegel, 1904 N. Virginia streets
Evansville, Ind, writes, Forever five
years | was troubled with kidney aud
bladder affections which caused me
much pain and worry. ! lost flesh and
was all run down aud a year ago had
to give up work entirely had three
of the best physicians who did me no
good and was practically given up to
die. Foley's Kidney Cure was recon-
mended and the first bottle gave me
great relief and after taking the second
bottle was entirely cured" b A
OninIan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25

The most deadly instrument known
to mortal man is The human tongue.
Dynamite is rot 10 it as trouble
breeder. 1t is the hair trigger OF the
freer action. 1t goes of on the slight
est proyocation. 10 strikes heavier
blows than prize fighter or niue
kicking down hull It causes more
heart aches Than tax collector. A
tongue can make sore spot for years.
The crimes chargeable to the tongue
are criticism, uukindness, gossip, ~
ing, scandal, malice and hate, the ae-
gregate of sorrow and murder,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25
AIcnhnl min Passed.

WASHINGTON. May 25.-After con
siderable debate the senate passed the
bill relieving denatured alcohol from
the internal revenue tax ana then took
up the agricultural appropriation bill
which was still under consideration
when the senate adjourned The sen
ate committee on commerce authorized
a favorable report of the bill passed
by the house to prohibit shanghalug
in the United States
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25
vice consuI s,nnrt,s runernI.

BArUM, May -. The burial of Vice
Consul Stuart took place here The
body was laid away i'm the cemetery
vaults pending its shipment 70 Eng
land. The motive for the killing Of
Mr. Stuart has not vel been establish
ed The police are uncertain as to the
guilt of the three men arrested ON sus-
piciou but are prosecuting the in
YrstlgatlOn
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25

An unknown man who walked down
the main street of New YORK. kicking
an American dag along in the dirt was
mobbed by indignant citizens, dubbed
by q policeman sentenced by court
and put to work breaking stones in a
penitentiary before The day was over,
He was given six months.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25

The good things that we covet never
seem so good after we get them There
always was more in anticipation than
in realization. The automobile as it
whizzes by looks awful good to the
average man, but just ask one, who
has been trying to run one for a year
or so, for his opinion of autos,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25

NEW YORK. May -. For the
fourth time since she pleaded guilty to
manslaughter thc sentence upon Ber-
the Claiche the Frenchwoman of the
Tenderloin who killed Emil Gerdron,
was postponed by Justice Davis in the
criminal branch Of the supreme court
Justice Scott reset the date for SEN
fence for next Tuesday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25
Tried to Pan washington Down.

W WI W JASMINE Ahn ttUNN IL
WASHINGTON, May -. Charles +.
Boykin. manager for the Odette Tyler
company, playing at the Beasco thea
ter, who got into an alteration with
George Washington driver for Presi-
dent Roosevelt who refused TO move
the White House carriage from the
alley adjoining the theater because
the manager alleged the stamping of
the horses annoyed the audience APP
peared in the police court aud was
fined $40 for disorderly conduct Man.
aeer Boykin admitted that lac attempt
ed TO pun the driver from his seat
although he insisted that Washington
was abusive
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cnlonel w. Z. swlt,ler nend.

COLUMBIA. Mo- May - Colonel
W. f. Switzler, aged eighty rec.
ognzed as the oldest editor in the
United States is dead here. He estab.
lished the Columbia Statesman in 1871
and, with the exception Of few years
spent III writing the history of Missouri
university, HAD been It's editor until he
retired from active work two years
ago.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25

A big vegetable trust win be formed
in Chicago early in Jun The plan
is to cut out millions OF individual
marketers aud absorb thousands Of
local organizations which are always
in competition with each other.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25

WASHINGTON, May 23-W. Henry
Hunter chief engineer of the Manches.
ter ship canal and one of the foreign
engineers charged by the president to
investigate the lsthmian waterway
project, has written letter to Senator
Klttredge, saying that after reading
the report presented by the minority Of
the board of consulting engineers he is
confirmed in the opinion lac had formed
In favor of the construction of a sea
level canal
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25

san FRANCISCO. May 20 Ernest
Denicke. son Of +. A. Denicke, a
wealthy San Francisco banker and
capitalist. was arrested on charge Of
manSaughter. On April 20, it is said
Denicke. wearing the uniform of a
lieutenant of the United States army.
shot and killed an unidentified man ON
the Lombard street wharf. 70 news
paper men Denicke admitted the shoot
ing, but refused to talk further until
he had secured counsel
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25
Negro CbupIniu For philippines.

WASHINGTON. May -, Another
negro minister of the gospel has been
appointed chaplain in the army with
the rank of captain He is the Rev
Washington l.. GLADDEN. of Colorado
He will be assigned to duty with the
Twenty-fourth infantry, a negro regi-
ment stationed in the Philippines.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. May 25.-An
Investigation by the Argcnta board of
health into the death of A. 5. Roberts
jeweIry peddler. revealed That Rob
crts had tried to live on 10 cents worth
of ice cream a day and had starved tc
death
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25
couRT RgeuKEs TRuEeoALE.
Give DecisIon Against d.. l.. and w.
For gl37 $3.50.

give Decision Against D., l.. and w.
For Si37 800.
NEW YORK, May 25.-ln an opinion
handed down in the United States cir
cult court of appeals affirming the
Judgment OF the lower court IN award
ing Sl3TS53 damages TO Robert ~.
Westcott for breach Of contract by the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
railroad Judge Wallace took occasion
TO crltcIse William II Truesdale, pres
ldcnt Of the road and chairman Of the
committee appointed to investigate the
affairs Of the Mutual Life Insurance
company
Judge Wallace did not mlnce words
IN his rehuke Of the railroad president
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25
FRANK E. HOWE, Editor and Publisher

Happiness is quality OF which We
might obtain larger share than usu-
al if we We're determined to discover
the pleasing side Of the most uupleas-
ng lruths.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25

WASHINGTON, May %. Plans
have been completed by the navy de-
partment for the installation of six
new wireless telegraph stations in the
Philippines.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25

Itching piles provoke profanity
profanity won't cure them. DOan s
Ointment cures itching, bleeding or
protruding piles after years of. suffer.
ing, AT any drug store.
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Bid. Wanted

Sealed proposals will be received 10y
the Trustees OF Bennington. Vt until
.Sp. M, Monday. June 4, 1906, for an
extension of GsS feet of six-inch vitriiied
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
Glprk
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-25

They prepared green vegetables, the
fields, with salt water, vinegar, and small amount
alum. The used IN their preparation
barley, thus making them absolutely
from colorinq matter. preserVatiVes
Hence, they frmness
their found other
purity OF edens end cleanliness
give them keeping quality unequalled For sale by
CR&A Hawkins, South SALISBURY
Meagher, NorhEnrngtonVt Hathaway
+ + 3otur, Bennington w G Houran, bennington
w + Peler Bennington
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The food that you
eat takes energy and
makes energy.

1t takes energy to digest
Et- according to its COM
position. 1t makes energy
when it is digested-accord-
ing to the amount of nutri-
ment it contains.
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For Sale

The Margaret +. LOwre residen e located on
Washington Ave- large modern Hearty new
house with plenty OF land terms easy.
The nearly new modern tenement house lOg
Dewey street.
Large modern house NEST north OF Americ ~
House on North Street IN ilage OF Bennington
Two GOOD honscs ON Depot street.
Two large modern houses on Jefferson Ave.
with good barns.
FIFTY farms located IN Bennington. SALISBURY.
Powna, Arlington Manchester llOOslck aud
White Creek, send iwo cent stamp fer spring
catalogue JOHN NASH
Bennington, w.