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The Washington times., 1906-08-05
PHARMACIST WINS
PHYSICIAN AS BRIDE
Woman Doctors Resignation
From Asylum Caused By
Secret Marriage.

STACNTON. Va. Aug 4.-Dr J. NJ
Thornton, who several months ago sue
ceeded DT. Hopkins as female physician
at the Western State Hospital has
handed In her resignation 70 Superin-
Jendent DIT. JaTnette, To take effect in
ten DAYS. which ,ime has just expired,
with the volunteered information 10 the
superintendent that she had been Sc
CTetly married 10 DR.. Mcclure Scott sev-
eral months ago.
She will join her husband Immediately
in Wheeling. W. Va where he IS now
located.
DIR. Scott was Well known here, where
he had charge Of the drug store at the
hospital. II IS understood that the
Young couple were married in Washing
ton.
DIT, Hopkins. who superseded DR.. J.
NJ Thornton at the hospital also left
the institution fo- the purpose Of being
married.
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ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
ADMITS PREWODS CRIME

CHICAGO. Aug 4-George Heller.
who was arrested this morning after
ne had shot and killed John Rose, con.
fessed to the police today that he shot
and killed a man in st. Joseph. Mo.
The police declared today that the kin.
ing of Rose was utterly without provo
cation.
Heller is said to have quarrcled with
a woman. supposedly his wife. during
which, it is said. Heller was jeered by
the men who subsequently asked him
TO join them.
You'd better forget il, George. and
have a drink It's too hot 10 raise a
row tonight" remarked Allan Neenan.
As an answer. Heller struck Neenan,
knocking him .loWn- Dasa, who was
sitting on the steps. ran 10 protect the
fallen man. when Heller drew a re,
volver and fired, piercing Rose heart.
lie expired almost immediately.
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BOOkkeeper COnfeSSeS,
Showing TeIIer'S Guilt
BY Working Together, the Pair Stole From
Trust Company S125,OOO, All of Which
They Lost in Specializing.

inE jointly with c. B. Wray. teller.
they had stolen $125 600 dividing the
money equally. WTay. the teller. taxi
ing the money or the counter. while
Hixson. the bOokkeeper. falsified the
books The money was all lost In spec
ulatiOn.
"Our auditors have verified the con-
fession OF HiXson TO a cent. namely.
Si15, ,O0G. Hixson is now lodged In the
Allegheny jail and the Union Trust Com
pany will do all that is necessary 10
arrest c. b. WTay. who has 'scaped,
and see that he IS punished to the fun
extent of the law.
THE Union Trust Company on Fri
dav. August g. charged 20 profit and loss
account sl25O coo, the full amount OF its
loss "
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PITTSBURG. Aug. &c. s. Hixson, a
bookkeeper for the Union Trust Com
pany. is a prisoner in the Allegheny
county iaiI. having confessed 10 having
stolen $4,000.
He charges c. b. Wray. a teller. with
being an accomplice to the theft and
saws they divided the money equally.
II. c. McEldowney, president of the
Union Trust Company, made The fol-
lowing statement this morning
"On Wednesday. August /. While a
tookkeeper. c. S. HiXson. was on his
vacation, a discrepancy was found in
his books in the Union Trust Company.
Hixson was Immediately arrested and
has made a complete confession.
In his confession he stated that, act
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FOR Rent-Suhurban.

FOR RENT-Large brick building OF "a rooms
fine grounds and shade on car lines; full OF
boaTders, at Hyattsvillei present ocCuuant
owing 10 falling health, will have 70 give
1t up; rare opportunity; rent, $40 per month
ARTHUR CARR, Hyattsville- au3-8t
FOR sALE-Two lots at Congress Heights.
30 feet front, $50 deep. price, $50 each or
would trade for horse and vehicle: title qua p
anteed Apply at ANDERSON HOYLE'S :
PLACE Congress Heights au3-3t
FOR RENT-SZ5. ten-room house four acres
sheds stables, henhOusess on Queens Chapel
road and Lawrence 81. JOHN 1. KkOPP
corner 10th and Jackson SITS. ne. aul-tf
FOR RENT-Sl5; two new six-room houses
in Iangdon JOHN L KNOPP. corner 20th
and Jackson SITS. ne aul-1
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LanNED DEFEATS BEHR
AFTER HARD STRUGGLE

NAHANT. Mass. Aug. 4.-Play In the
final rounds OF the singles and doubles
Of the Nahant Clubs tennis tournament
today left William !. Larned winner
of the former event. while Malcolm D.
Whitman and w. ]. ClOthier won the
doubles trophies. Larned was forced to
play his best tennis In order TO defea I
Karl H. Behr. the Yale expert, but he
finally won by the scores OF 81. 6-4. Ga.
3-6. and 6-4.
c. F. Watson. jr.. and F. c. Colston
faced Whitman and ClOthier in the final
doubles watch. and the latter pair had
an easy win. the score being Ga. 6-2.
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Mrs. Sage Overwhelmed
By Appealing Letters
Charitable Appeals From the Four Quarters
of the Globe Coming by Hundreds.
She Never Reads Them.

beyond such perusal as is necessary TO
establish their character, None Of them
viii be answered. and it Will be useless
TO tnclOse statements.
More than zoo letters asking Mrs, Sage
for aid reached her at her Lawrence
cottage this week, and several hundred
more were addressed TO the Russell
Sage offices. The clerks al the ONCE
throw these letters into the waste
basket Mrs Sage never sees them.
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ONLY ROOSEVELT
SAYS Ia TOILETTE

LIMA. Ohio. aug. 4-United States
Senator and former Governor Robert NJ
La Toilette Of Wisconsin arrived here
today from Louisville on the way 10
Findlay.
In discussing the political outloo'.. he
said.
Present conditions must result IN
fresideni Roosevelt being the man
named &" defeat William Jennings
Bryan.
This is Washington's view. though a
strong sentiment is being brought for
ward in behalf of William H. Taft.
recognized as RCosevelts choice"
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NEW YORK, Aug. AIRS. Russell
Sage has been overwhelmed with beg
ging letters from all over the United
States and from foreign countries.
Some Of them show by their postmarks
they were mailed as soon as the news
OF MIR. Sage's death was made public.
Mrs. Sage today. at her home at Law
renee. l. l.. authorized the statement
that she Will pay no attention 10 beg
ging letters. She does not read them,
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For Rent-OmCes.

FOR EENT-DesirabIe Office room on second
floor, Warder building, corner StR and + SITS. ;
three large front windows. electric light anc
steam heat Apply ROOM !. Wsrder build
ing eth and r sts au3-tf
HANDSOME OFFICES for rent In ths
Munsey Building. on z St. facing Penn
svIvania ave- between 18Th and 18th sts
moderate rents: heat. light. and janiIor seTV-
ices free. seZl-E
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For Renl--Flats.

FOR RENT
2l3I Newport place NV. A. and bath. 1880
1885, 10th st. NV, 81 and bath. l5.NH
1918 Duncan 81. ne. 4T and bath .-...-.. l5 80
645iz Morton 81. ne. sT and bath j. 80
$. T. SMITH * CO. 81 Colorado building
aU4-5t
31c5 DIrAiBARTON ANE.-First story enI
fiat. near both car lines. good condition. hve
rooms bath. cellar $3.50 month. j. 5.
FRASER, Fendall Building. au5-3t
FOUR-ROOM FLAT. fourth floor, SIS. every
thing modern hot-water heat 2J2V Il 81.
nv. au3-6t
FOR RENT-Flats in The Madeira. I0l 2Zd
st Attractive four and five room flats
steam heat: ianitor service. new, with modern
construC ton; convenient 10 cars; very rea-
sOnable prices. only $3.50 10 $50 Large side
yards and thoroughly lighted.
JORDAN & BLOOMER. Inc.
iySI-I4t 1914 C. St NV.
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Eor Rent-APaTGmenrs.

For Rent-ApaTImenGs.
FOR RENT-Apartment 25. The Lsuox; five
rooms and bath immediate possession. Apply
ROOM 93, Commercial Bank building
au5-5t
5 TO sl2 for two and three room apartments
IN the Dorchester. corner l2th ST. and Mary
land ave. sw.. handsome baths. steam heat
hot and cold water janitor service. au5-tf
THE KENT. JIG North Carolina ave. &C..
new and handsome. six outside rooms and
!aniloFi reduced % october J. kAbltICK g.
AEICALF. 1893 st. auJ-rf
THE KENT-Is North Carolina ave. Sc In
to-date apartments, all conveuieuces; six
outside rooms and bath. reduced rent an
III october J. eau and inspect
hAERIck d METCALF. 1893 o. S. nv.
jy2s-Su-tf
FOR HENT-F. IL SMITH co. laos n. Y. ave
RENTAL AGENTS. BOND BLDG.
WHY MELT ~ THE CITY2
DELIGHTFUL APARTMENTS IN SUB
URBs. ONLY Gg As GOOD AS CAN
BE HAD N CITY FOR sz9. FIVE
LARGE ROOMS. PORCELAIN BATH.
ETC Nos. 5g5-5lS RHODE ISLAND AVE.
NE.
I2zs DUNCAN ST. y. E.
IsT FLOOR: : ROOMS * BATH. $3.50
sn MARYLAND AVE s w
lsT FLOOR. ( ROOMS AND BATH. .sI3 50
The F. H. SMITH CO.,
au4-2t No. Iaos New York ave. NV.
FINE GROOM APARTMENT ln the North
west. fully modern. price. so per month;
rent free until August j..
CHAS. S. MUIR & co. Qnc.),
1913 New York Avenue.
sl2s nth ST Nw.-FIvs large outside rooms
and tlled bath hot-Uater heat. only So 70
KARRICK g. METCALF. 1898 u 81. aus 81
70 suBLEI-s,A vurzlae rooms anu oath.
per month. il6 North Carolina ave s.
KARRICE - AIEIcALT.
ap2s-saGsu-tt ls55 g street
49, YOU ST. wv. large rooms. four-r1om
housekeeping apartment. entire second no-r,
LoCis p SHOEMAKER. CD 18Th uv. aus st
AS GOOD As CAN BE HAD rs CITY FOR
Saj-DELIGHTFJL APARTMENTS
is SUBURBS
Five large rooms, porcelain bath, etc
plenty of fresh air aud large Fairgrounds
for the children 5a2-5-- Rhode Island ave.
me-
auf--t +. II. SMITH CO.. Bono bldg
ID ID Il T + i
TWO LARGE outside rooms. bath. steam
heat hot water. 1anitor service S. % sI5
KARRTCK O. METDALF. 1899 q 81 NV.
3v2s Su-tf
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT HOUSE. just
completed. at gt + 81. uH.5 desirable uyr
and six room hatss front and rear; four
floors. Also store, $50.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 6l2 18th 81. NV
au3-3J
SIX OUTSIDE ROOMS all modern improve
ments. roof garden, marble bathrooms, hot
water he ttinK- worth a., 10 desirable ten
ant SIS. SO OF S6c elegantly furnished l'l2
l4th St. above Thomas Circle aul-6t
FIVE-ROOM and bath apartment The Ken
ka 1874 Massachusetts ave, $500. the Elmore,
500 llth ST, $3.50. Inquire So lIth 81.
jy3I-7t
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Suburban.

WANTED-A lot in Riverdale, cheap for
CASH give lot and block number. Apply BOX
$50, Times office. au3-3t
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For Sale-FarmS.

FOR SALE-A great bargain: farm OF l23
acres. 50 acres IN fine timber 10 acres in
beautiful orchard, in fine bearing condition;
3 acres Of oak grove surrounding house:
about 30 acres in WOOD balance under cul-
-atfon. good running stream, stables. and
other necessary outbuildings. large S-roOm
house in the best OF condition; located on
X1yosbtngton u OF mile from steam and
electric road; don't fail to see this property
before purchasing. EDWARD DANIELS,
I4l0 II st, Maryland building. au4-3t
FINE FARMS and country homes. suburban
houses and lots also l.9Jo bargain homes
gjpta Write for latest bulletin. and what
Sou are looking for. We may have just the
z6toosTrn,s FARM AGENCY, ouray Bldg.
aul-S0t
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Real Estate.

Money Grows Well in Real Estate if
Properly Planted.
There are always opportunities for big
profits in real estate
How big depends upon whose advice YOU
take, and how quickly you follow it.
We would be glad TO talk with those who
wish TO invest in real estate for profit.
We have large houses and properties on
Pennsylvania ave. NV. for sale. We have
large and small properties in many parts OF
the city for sale. Some are - per cent IN
vestments. We have large and small lots in
city and suburbs Also many farms in Mary
land and Virginia. "a res UP tC 800 acres
Some for exchange for equities In city prop
erty.
Call and see US and let us talk IL over.
TOWER COMPANY,
Real Estate Brokers,
sfs ST. NV. Phone Main 400.
au4-2t
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Money 10 Loan
On Real Estate.

MONEY TO LOAN ON ID. 4. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest Payments on prin-
cfpaI in amounts Of SlC0 OF moro received at
any interest period. THE F. H. SMITH CO..
Bond building, 1905 New York ave.
MONEY TO LOAN-S250 10 $500. 900 D. c.
real estate. Interest low. and ali transac-
lions conducted with economical cousideTa-
ton for borrowers.
WM. IL SAUNDERS CO,
1907 + ST. X. ".
MoNEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
or INTEREST on y. c. Real Estate sc
unreasonable delay,
WALTER Il. ACKER
fAG-tf 1870 st NV.
MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate at "A and
per cent. Every consideration snoWn
borrowers.
HARRISON REALTY CO.,
sol 6 STREET y. ". a07-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real ss-
tate at T. a. and per cent interest. Spe-
ciaI k-.vtieges with respect TO prior payments.
Large amounts a specially. TYLER a
RUTHERFoRD, 1901 F 81. NV. ocl9-tt
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Colonial Beach.

FOR REN'T-Fur7ished cottage at Colonial
Beach. from August Il. Address Mrs. +. J.
REYNOLDS Colonial Beach, Va u
COTTAGE at Colonial Beach, from August
j. until last Of season; situated near merry
go-round. Inquire DICK-HART COTTAGE.
au4-3t
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$40 LOTS.
CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MD.

Here's a splendid chance 10 make a fine in
vestment. 81 today VIII secure lot; pay the
balance 81 monthly. No interest. no taxeE.
Title guaranteed with every deed. send pOs-
tai FOR further particulars
CHAs. D. FOWLER,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-14
SIMPLE CATARRA REMEDY
Take a HyOmei Remedy -Four Times
a Day and Be Cured.

Hyomei has performed almost mir,
aculous cures and is today recognized
by leading members of the medical pro-
fession as the only advertised remedy
or this disease that can be relied upon
to do just what it claims. Until re-
Gently your physician would have said
the only way to cure catarrh would be
to have change of climate, but now
with Hyomei you can carry a health
giving climate in your vest pocket and
by breathing it a few minutes four
times day, cure yourself. The Hy-
omei treatment is simple aud easy2 to
use. 1t destroys all catarrh germs in
the air passages and enriches and pur
ifies the blood with ozone When using
Hyomei the air you breathe will seem
like that on the mountains, high above
the sea level.
A complete Hyomei outfit costs but
$l.00, extra bottles, SOC. It it does no
give you satisfaction, VIM L. Gokay
will refund your money. You run no
risk whatever in taking this reliable
treatment.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-14

While II is true that practically all
parties In the recent political cam.
paign we're agreed that tn obnoxious
fee system for the payment for public
officials should be radically amende d
aud in some instances utterly abolish.
ed yet IL viii never do TO indulge in
any overconddence that platform dec
larations alone will be sufficient 70 in
sure this long needed reform. Rest
assured that when a bill 10 this end is
put before the legislature the men
whose pockets are to be touched by il
will fight it to a finish. II behooves
the leaders OF the progressive element
among the lawmakers TO assemble at
Montpelier next month 10 early deter.
mine upon some sensible measure for
the cure OF this evil and then organize
to stand back Of it and fight a power.
full lobby Adams Messenger.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-14

Since the Banners reference to the
slowness OF the government depart.
ments at Washington in dealing with
a simple business matter, we had call
ed to our attention a row that the
clerks in the patent office are making
because they have been asked to work
eight hours a day instead OF seven
and one-half because the work OF the
Office was away behind and getting
worse every day. Too bad about the
poor things. The government is rich
and ought to furnish them a fat living
while they sit around luxuriously APP
pointed offices, wear good clothes,
avoid work and draw their salary.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-14
SNAKE STORIES POINT MORA
II Nothing Else, They Show Folly o
Exaogeratlna Horrors.

One OF the significant features OF
his snake season. and OF any snake
season that occurs. which Is every
year. is the very long length OF the
blacksnakes that are seen. This Is
not at all remarkable. for about the
only thing a blacksnake has TO show
'or itself is its length II has no musi'
cal tail like the rattlesnake. nor the
Duffed-out head OF the Kissing viper,
nor the liyid. languid manners OF the
housesnake-lt has only length. and
when with amazing speed II whips
through the deep grass or dead leaves.
il seems to be 30 or 40 feet long.
So truly does this little illusion ex-
list that when a person tells OF a
blacksnake seven or eight feet long
he prldes himself on great modesty Of
statement And by the way. We have
noted many blacksnake stories this
summer. and we have not encountered
a snake under seven feet.
There was that story OF a girl out
IN York state, who heard her little dog
barking violently out In the stable
She went there TO discover the cause
and. To- that little dog was in fight
with a blacksnake seven feet long. II
was a great fight and the dog was do
ing heroic work. keeping the python
at bay. until the little girl hunted up
a pitch fork and with that dispatched
the serpent. which. the account says.
was seven feet long. OF course. II had
to be seven feet. for there are no 9th
er kind.
Is there a moral to this? There Is.
OF course. to every snake story. II Is
this, be exceedingly careful not TO
make bigger than II is the horrible in
cident in your life which you encoun-
ter. See that your blacksnake is I'M
der seven feet long State Jour
nal
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-14
New York Excursion.

The first of the ever popular fall
series of New York excursions via the
Boston & Maine railroad to Troy and
Citizens Line steamers to New York
from stations Greenfield and west in
Guiding Saratoga and Schuylerville,
will occur Wednesday, Sept. Goth.
Train No to Troy and steamer "Sar-
atoga" due New York City early next
morning, tickets good to return leav
ing New York to and including boat
of Oct. End and on B & NJ until Octo-
Der 3rd.
This trip is fine one and "Little
Old New York" is at its best. Train
No leaves Hoosck Falls at 5.42 p. m
and the rate is only $3.50. Better go.
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"eoys VIII Be Boys"

There were couple OF old forty.
miners down In Tombstone. Ariz..
said tourist the other day. who
were great friends. One Of them was
so years old and the other 81. They
were taking their morning toddy one
day and fell into a disagreement over
the date OF some pioneer occurrence.
Each was inslstent upon his own
recollection OF Il. and finally they
got into a regular quarrel Backing
away from the bar they drew their
guns and blazed away nj each other,
but their sight was so dim and their
hands so unsteady that all the bull
lets went wide. When their guns
we're emptied the barkoep emerged
from beneath the counter and made
them shake hands and make up. The
local paper. the Epiiaph. in descrb.
ing the occurrence. treated II In an
indulgent vein and closed by saying
Well. boys will be boys.
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OUTCOME AT sHEEpsHEAD BAY
Ruaset Handicap Taken ny Fnvorits
Five Lengths over OrIy ~.

Ruaset Handicap Taken ny Fnvorite
Five Lengths over Oriy ~.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1i.-Outcome, the
. 10 fayorte, easily won the Russell
handicap, one mile and half ON the
turf. at Sheepshead Bay.
Sailor BOY led for three quarters OF u
mile, when he gave way TO orly IL,
The latter then showed the way for
half a mile, when Miller brought the
fayorite up and won by five lengths.
Orly IL. was second, two lengths be
fore Entree.
Roseben, at l 10 3. easily captured
the Flight stake, seven furlongs, main
course.
ID. G. Johnson. his former owner Is
reported TO have won $4,000 by the
victory OF the great Splinter. Roseben
took command soon after the start
aud. making all the pace. won by i've
lengths. Five fayorltes won. Summa'
rles.
First vaquero. FIRST; III Dora
do. second; Gargantua, third.
Second Race -Cottontown, first; Fish
Hawk. second; watcrgrass, third.
Third Race.-Jennle McCabe, FIRST
our Sister, second; Sonoma Belle
third.
Fourth Race Roseben, first; san
farn. second. Deutschland. third.
Firth Race. Phantom, first; Pete
DALEY. second; Caller, third.
Sixth Race. Knight OF Iyanhoe, FIRST
James Crawford. second; Gid, third.
Seventh Race. Outcome, first; Orly
H., second; Entree, third.
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FRANK Z. HOWE, Editor and Publisher
WhoopInn Cough.

This disease appears 10 be preya'
lent all about as, and an epidemic OF
shooplng cough is sure to prevail un-
less our people assist the health on.
Ger Ia his efforts to arrest is progress.
Three families have gone into strict
quarantine, two In this village and
one at North Bennington, with this
end In view.
Some may say that II Is folly to try
TO stop the spread OF whooping cough,
but Vermont statistics show that more
patients die OF this disease In our state
than from diphiherIa and scarla
tina scarlet fever combined. Last
year there we're four cases reported In
one outbreak In this village, and OF
these four one died. repeating tine
former experience, before the use of
antltoxin In diphtheria began 10 be
universal, of one In four 10 be fatal.
This comparison proves the truth OF
the vital statistics TO which ref renee
Is made above.
II would appear that unless ,he PEG.
pie join with the health officer in living
up 10 the law, to report all suspected
cases and 10 insist upon The quaran.
tine named by the legislature, our
school children will be in danger, the
schools themselves may be impaired OF
broken up and a good many are sure
to die.
The Banner urges all good citizens
to cooperate with the health authori
ties IN their laudsble efforts to keep the
ravages Of whooping cough at a mini
mum in the town OF Bennington, and,
elsewhere as we'll
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-14
TABLE-oF PERCENTAGES.
EaunIed world Record swim.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 14.-C. NJ. Daniels
OF the New York Athletic club equaled
the worlds swimming record OF one
minute for a hundred yards when he
finished first in that event at the ma
tional swimming championships at
Laughlins lake. The New Yorker dis
played splendid form and won handily
from NJ. Schwarz OF the Missouri Ath-
letic club, who in turn was well in
front OF l.. n. Crane OF the New York
Athletic club.
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For Sale

All the real estate owned by c. II.
Darling, situated on Mccall street In
Bennington village. and consisting OF
the following parcels:
LIST. The Two soy iinttv bhrg
situated on corner OF West Main and
Mccall streets, together with
lot.
2nd. The two story frame dwell
ling known as the "Nicior Avey'
place situated on the east side Mccall
street.
Bird A building lot east side Mccall
street.
lth. A building lot on the northwest
corner OF West Main and Mccall
streets.
9th. A building lot just south from
above described corner lot.
5th. A two story, three tenem nj
house on vest side Mccall street
7th A building lot just south m
said three tenement house.
sth. A two story frame single dwell
ling on west side Mccall street.
The above property will be sold in
one lot If desired or in separate par
cells, and is offered at reasonable
price.
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Bank Pays All Demands,

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 1.-THE
run on the Hibernian bank continues.
All demands were paid In full, the
bank having millions of dollars avail
able for immediate use. The state
bank commissioners having reported
that the institution is absolutely sound,
the run, which has not assumed large
proportions, is expected soon to cease.
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Martha German at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. l4.-The
betting public had rather bad day of
II at Douglas park, second choices and
outsiders taking most of the events.
Martha German, the heaviest played
winner of the day, captured the fea-
ture event, handicap, by neck after
being ridden out TO beat Excitement.
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HELENA, Mont, Sept. 14.-William
Loeb, Jr, private secretary to Presi-
dent Roosevelt, is to leave here with
George Thompson, publisher of the st.
Paul Minn) Dispatch, on hunting
trip in the Jackson Hole country, south
of Yellowstone park, on Sept. 20.