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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-16
WHEN A WOMAN SAYS go"

There may be some merits in equal suffrage and
here may be chance for the ladies of California
o vote some of these days but the clubwomen have
established precedent that forever separates mu-
licipal government from solid comfort and coy
.lubroom. Mayor Schmitz, if youfplease, will re
move forthwith from Century Hall and only Su-
creme Court findings shall be allowed to give ex-
preston therein along with clever women sayings
md writings
Perhaps don't exactly understand the ladies'
There is a lingering doubt that the Monuments
y past and present power" not in keeping, in
he belief of the cubwomen with the poetica
meaning of the quotation. Building up political
parties and creating jobs for the politically hungry
night have entered into the firm and ladylike de-
.sion Of the Century Club members The policeman
he ward politician and the office holders never
lid make up a very select coterie to attach
% the corridors Of well-regulated and highly cu-
ivated community. The jangle Of political contro-
vCrsles and forecasts by the wise ones of the prob
able outcome Of the next State election take all the
rounded off art, literature and music and
are enough to make blank verse stick out from
the book shelves like peg on which to hang one s
political ambitions.
The virtue of necessity influenced the ladies to
give up their club to the city government but now
that the necessity is no longer visible to the fem
go-and we can't blame the ladies' either
At the Columbia University banquet President
Benjamin Ide Wheeler spoke eloquentlv of the
kindness of the people of California since the
recent disaster But he refraned carefully from
including the critical members of the Assembly
District Attorney Jerome has begun criticism Of
Governor Folks prosecution Of boodlers on the
ground that it has brought law into disrepute But
millions of Mr.. Jerome S admirers have rather
expected of him that he offend in like manner
Five persons at San Bernardino have become i'll
after eating Chicago potted ham The reading i'm
mediatey after dining of conditions in Chicago
packing-houses no doubt had something to do
with it
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy has been
convicted by jury of granting rebates The pub
lie is interested to whether the Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy its faults discovered can blush
The California Legislature has done itself proud
in coming to the aid Of San Francisco California
is always united when the interests of any one of
her communities at stake
The recently adjourned Legislature cost the
State only trife than $25 OOO about the best
and cheapest thing in Legislatures that the State
has ever enjoyed.
Billy Muldoon the trainer, is trying to restore
Senator Depew to health To the casual observer
however, Mr.. Depew is in greater need of a
spiritual adviser
Madame Bernhardt's last farewell American tour
brought her 100000. Should anybody be sur
prised when the next farewell tour is announced
The new meat inspection law will insure pure
foods, according to dispatches Will it insure an
inspection of the inspectorss
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-16
FORTUNES FOR THE ADAPTABLE.

Immediately after the fire many persons quick
to grasp the situation presented by the changed
conditions Ia San Francisco cleared large amounts
Of money through speculation in leases. Now that
this particular opportunity has passed anybody can
see that the Fllmorestreet property was for time
destined to be in demand for business purposes
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-16

California glace fruits and cha,,>
dies Full stock. Townscnd's residenre
and factory, 1920 Valencia St ana TSo
emporium. Post St. and Van Ness ave.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-16
HIS SWEET. SWEET SONG.

He had no art in winning gold;
No fame was his, no acclaim
The things men prize he would not hold,
And SO none salaamed at his name !;
But e'er he sung one sweet, sweet song
To bless a world of care and wrong:
"Oh. doubt shall die,
Unfaith shall fly.
Theirs but a moment of our day;
Our tears may fall
But Gods DER ALL
And love and hope shall live Away
And yet he sung his sweet, sweet song
His body lies we know not where.
His body worn in cruel strife,
And why should we or note or care
Who needed not his words in life
Who needed not that in the throng
He ever sung his sweet. sweet song:
"Oh, wrong shall hide,
Nor error bide.
Though seeming victors in the fray;
They fade and die,
But Gods on high,
AAnd love and hope shall live Away
And better he, forgotten long.
Than they who sing no sweet. sweet
song.
You've been hit, and I've been hit
IN the earthly bout,
But. to cheer you, | submit,
If you care to notice it
We are not knocked out.
"He is the promising young poet"
What did he promise?'
ooh. don't talk so. You know what
I mean. He is so giftedr'
Have you read any of his poetry?''
"Of course; all the people in our set
have. Don't you think it is perfectly
divine?"
Il have only one criticism to sug-
gest."
What can it be?'
''He seems to have nothing to say"
fully!'
'Ts she a follower of fashion,"
well, 1 don't know whether you
would call her that or not, but she
went to church regularly until she
learned that he road to heaven is a
straight and narrow way and that few
ha
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-16

ROMAN NUMBERS - Subscriber.
City The following will give you an
internretatior of Roman numbers:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-10

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scr rifles. but they never practice shoot.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-10

-it'DgE ANDREW HAMILTON
Ihsi ne sahi.rt' lsf csfisiH remit
tsBc-s shsrg~i g. tho policy fes &C
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10 N~- foft life since issss fi.Jt7.
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site g. unr,g.F i,ui si.isl@a
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ass .iii, arr,uni~i Zoe sJ70p76i. ieav.
~ sn unexplained balance q si.Da..
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Hamilton Tor 80 accounting ~ sTps.
sllOi
That suits should b. brought against
Hamilton aud Mccall for s2ip.5co. In
addition 10 the s235.Oco already paid
by Mccall a. thr New York Life on nc.
,ount Of thc Hamilton payment
That Hamilton had the power 60 20
INTO any branch Office OF the company
aud obtain any sum Of money simply
by presenting an order signed by Nc.
Call Io was not required 10 give
any explanation or render any ne.
counting From 1895 10 1906 he took
In this way 500. 100 out Of branch Of.
fees.
That between 1900 and 1903. on ca.
bled orders sent ny Mccall. Hamilton
got from the Paris Office OF the com.
pany sis4.Jo0. or this he gave John
A. Mccall $1,000 In two sums. one OF
81 800. the other Of $500. Why Nc.
Call should have got New York Life
money through Hamilton In this way
Is not explained.
That Hamilton collected S90.3s6.I7
from other Insurance companies on
claims held by the New York Life. No
entry OF the collections was ever made
In the books OF the company.
Throughout. the report discredIts OK.
previously made by Mccall
and Hamilton.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-10
BOXER RIOTS
ONCE MORE
Foreign Mission Chspsls De.
afoysd al Chanslu.
TROOPS ARE At MANILA
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-10
ARE HOT
AFTER ANDY
A. Y. Life Trustees VIII ~.
ifsdils Hamilton
McALL IS TOO SICK
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McALL IS TOO SICK

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-10
unulihs Sisters Recommend
Father Johns Medicine
Tor Imoai and Lung
Troubles

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-10
Thar Ftrst sleigh Ride,

ITHACA, n. Y. Feb. TO- viceroy
Tuan Fang and Tai Hung Chi, the inn
perial Chinese commissioners. enjoyed
the nrst sleigh ride of their lives in
this city after spending several hours
visiting Cornell university. When the
members OF the party awoke in their
special train. sldetracked at the rail.
way station, six inches of snow covered
the ground. While Ell route for the
campus on trolley car the visitors
took much interest in passing sleighs
and expressed desire to ride I'm one.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-10
RUSSELL TO
GO NOW
American Minister iias Be.
come Unpopular
REPUBLIC IS FOR WAR
Pfoiesn Castro Can Rsia a.
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snh Msussr

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-10
LAW MAS REPEALED
No Statute 10 Prpsn, fi,hias hroSsh the
lee

" " 'HfsW '"HAns tMce<n ht
lo.
The following IL q communication
ron Game Warden Harry Chase
Editor Banner;
Ia the prosecution Of Ra'ph
Bentley and + a Graves at Sunder.
land Thursday for "Hshing through the
cc 10 waters inhabited by trout" 10
developed that section 1854 OF the
statutes had been repealed. In the
public acts of 1904 II shows that Act
No. 40 amended Section 1854 and was
approved Dec. 2, 1904. 10 act No. III
mis- section was repealed along with
many others and was approved Dec. s
Or two days later than No 100.
Now this prosecution was brought
against Messrs Bentley and Graves 10
good faith and | WIS instructed by
Commissioners Thomas TO stop all fish.
ing through the ice on the Bsttenkill
river. Therefore only did what |
thought that the law required OF
ne, as did also the Commissioners. 1t
now appears that the law has been re-
pealed and there is nothing In the fish.
ing laws TO prevent anyone fishing for
suckers In the Battenkill river or any
other waters inhabited by trout. de-
sire TO make this statement In order
that those interested may be informed
fully Of the future course OF the fish
and game department.
Harry Chase, County Warden.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-10
DoIan Invoke. Aid OF Courts.

PITTSBURG, Feb. l0-The conflict
between President Dolan of the local
district Of United Mine Workers of
America and the delegates TO the dis.
trict convention now in session. who
for five days have tried TO Gust Dolan
from his Office, has been taken into the
courts by Dolan, who has secured a
preliminary injunction which restraints
the delegates from interfering with his
presiding over their meeting or from
putting him out of office.
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BRIGHT costDY COMPANY
''Tes sul,s - suy' sai Appss Hs,
fsate. fsA h,h

BYrlingion. Fob. a bright lliils
COMEDY. cisvsrly Interpreted. $40 he
attraction a Tho Strong iasi ssshing.
Tue plot hinges largely ~ he lmper
sonaiion - Billy Brosn. ~ Kiuy. =
variety scircss AMI many amusing
complication occur. TIE pari - Col
Brovn who has a weakness Ia kiiy's
direction. vas hnsiy taken By . u
Wren. tial johnson made. perhaps.
The hi; Of The evening 10 his Inssrip
aud lmPcfsonaiion of kiiiy. Dolly
D.vyBe vas q sprighily Jane. her
dancing being repeatedly encorcd.
Florence Forest ~ ihc real Kitty
~as so attractive that man might
veil h. excused for seeking her society
and 10 vas perhaps because ofihis very
a,traciiyeness tina, her song, $40 YOU
Think that you could Like me. Why
don't you Tryg" Which was directed To
different young men In town, drove
two men out Of one Of the boxes, TO q e
great amusement Of others In the aud.
fence. The other characters we're we'll
taken 10y Harry Cansdale as BENJAMIN
Moore, by Marie Carlton a. Aunt
Jane and by Alice Fisher as Suzeite.
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Six Taken Ont Dcnd.

THURMOND, w. Va, Feb. 10.-Fif-
teen miners are still missing and are
believed to be in the shaft of the Par
raj mine, where an explosion occurred.
Eleven have been taken out alive and
six dead. Ike Speers, a colored miner,
was found with his mouth against an
air hole evidently trying TO get air.
The other five men were found about
175 feet from the mine opening, their
bodies being severely burned.
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DvuyNfasfuNunR' NOTICE.
" Fsstis 81 Hui It's o. NOup,
- Hna rfrfstr traff - 80 tllt fsri - rstl
sifF4rlh, COMMISSIONERS. D. sersits. stsm
10 Al zdiasf ~ siaifns ad dsnsnds q ~ fsfs
suls sFalnst tts estate = ~ 70 " We =
snd ~ risifss rahifiied n eject thsfet1. trfs
y slte rofce that 80 uiil npssi fof he fs'Iosss
sfofrsaid "a q - s.itsoa's nfre. itentiasion.
50. - - ssth DAT q js'f Bsti. ifga t-e
saif esfa and that "a mouits ffun TIE
yth dat n January. 4. y. issf i TIE tine lifa.
I'D - sd Court COT sAid creditors - rfe,ett
ihsif claims 20 as fof examination and allow
paied At I-o-rai. W.. this ~ day
% y briafy. A. - 80.
I y GIBSON
10. HrHT.
Commissioners.
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REPUBLICAN CAUCUS

The Republican voters of the town
OF Bennington are hereby warned to
meet in caucus at Free Library hall,
Friday, February l6, 1905 at Is p. m.
to transact the following business
FIRST, to place In nomination candi-
dates for town Offices to be voted for
at the coming town election, which is
to be held on Tuesday, March 6, 1906
Second, to transact any other busi-
ness found proper wnen met.
Collins "a Graves,
Henry L Cushman,
Walter H Berry,
William Hicks,
Peter Longtin.
Republican Town Committee.
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LIBERATION NOTICE

| hereby give notice that have this
day given my son, Joseph Morris
Seymour, his time during the remain
der of his minority. shall claim no
more of his earnings nor pay any
debts of his contraction after this
date.
Mrs Louise Bump
Arlington, Feb. 8, 1905.
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SUPREME COURT BUSINESS.
No Decisions Handed Down As Was
Expected.

Montpelier, Feb 9.--Contrary to ex-
pectatlon the supreme court handed
down no decisions this morning. While
they may be delivered tomorrow
morning, the opinion is growing that
court will not adjourn for the term UNI
I'll the commission hearing the dis
barment proceedings against Atty
Gen Clarke c Fits of Brattleboro,
makes its report, which may be made
early next week.
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Cuba Is Satisfied

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1O.-The tron
BILE which arose some time ago between
the republic of Cuba and the United
States on account Of the forcible expul-
sion Of Cuban cigarmakers from Key
West, Fla, has been settled. The Gu
ban minister has received a full report
from the Cuban consul ut Key West