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slRlo MISSING NUMBER 1856.
Terrible scenes Reported From the
Wreck of Italian Steamer


CARTAGENA, Spain. Aug T. Re
ports continue to arrive here of The
terrible scenes attending the wreck on
llormigas island, not far from Cape
Palos Of the Italian steamer Srlo, from
Genoa Via Barcelona and other ports
FOR Buenos Ayres, resulting la the loss
Of over 500 lives. The missing number
3S5.
The drowning of the Bishop Of Sac
Paulo. Brazil, Is now attributed 10 the
action Of AN Argentina passenger. who
torciby took from the bishop life
belt with which he had provided him
self.
One Italian woman kept her three
children ahont on a plank until they
were all picked up.
4 bridegroom who was ON his honey
moon lost his bride aud sister and one
old man who was saved lost three chill.
dren
The Sirio is considered 10 be a total
loss.
A number Of bodies Of the drowned
were buried Ten of the rescued pas.
sengers died after being brought
ashore.
The survivors say that the Srlo sank
with extreme rapldlty. Many OF the
passengers were ON deck as she dlsnp
pcnred The boats were so oyercrowd
ed that a number OF them Immediately
capsized throwing their occupants into
the water
Quantities Of food and clothing for
the survivors are arriving here from
all parts Of the country. A public sub
-crlpton started for the relief Of the
destitute has reached large sum.
The survivors are quartered In the
theaters. hospitals and clubs, the
poorer classes OF the inhabitants OF
Carngena rlyalng each other in as
sisting them.
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BOSTON. Aug Z. Prompted by the
necessity Of relieving the congestion
Of the Charles street Jail. District At
torney John Il. Moran recommended
probation for seventy persons who have
been confined in the institution await
Ing action OF the superior court on mis-.
demeanors The recommendations
were accepted by the court The
Charles street jail is more crowded
with prisoners now than II has been
In any period since the close OF the
civil war.
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BASEBALL SCORES.
Gnmcs Played Yesterday In National
and American LsaRues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

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ROME. Aug. THE Italian General
Navigation company. owners of the
wrecked steamer Slrio. received dis
patch purpOrtlng to come from the
captain Of the Slrio. reserving his re
port Of the details of the wreck. but
saying That the crew were safe This
raises the possibility that the captain
was rescued
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-07

Cowcs Regatta opens.

COWES. Isle Of Wight. Aug THE
Cowes regatta opened under brilliant
auspices with a programme of races
under the burgee Of the Royal London
Yacht club. The roads We're crowded
with yachts of various rigs and with
stately wurships guarding the kings
Of England and Spain. who, with their
cou>orts. watched the races from their
respective yachts.
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Makes the Liver Lively

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup gives
permanent relief in cases of habitual
con >tipation as it stimulates the liver
and restores the natural action of the
bowels without irritating these orga MS
Ike pills or ordinary catharics. Does
n ct nauseate or grippe and is mild and
pleasant to take. Remember the name
ORlNO, and refuse substitutes. b. a
Quinlan.
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The disgusting discharges from the
nose and throat and the foul catarrh
al breath are quickly dispensed with
by using DR.. Shoop's Catarrh Cure,
Such soothing antiseptic agents as oil
eucalyptus, thymol, wild indigo, etc.
have been incorporated into snow
white cream, making a catarrh balm
unexcelled. Sold by Joseph NJ. Ayres.
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Additional trains leave Troy $3.50, due Ben
lnRtOn b0O .. M sundays 40 a. m duo
bennington IS a. ~, and leave Bennington
$40 y. m. due Troy $50 p. mi Sundays 90
b M. due Troy ~ ~ p. M.
This train runs daily.
STOPS only on signal 20 take. or on notice
10 conductor. 70 leave passengers
Time a. M.
for further Information address Chas X
Morrill,.
Genl Western Passenger Agent Troy. y Y.
- j. Fi.sNDERs.
GCn Pass & Ticket AT
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-07

CHICAGO. Aug. Onwentsia will
be the home of the Marshall Field
golf cup for another year In the conf.
petition at Onwentsia for this trophy
the Onwentsia team for the second
time won this coveted prize Exmoor
chiefly aided 10y the Egans, finished
second
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-07
gCHARLES N. POWERS
Real EStateEAsent
Savings Bank Building
FOR SALE.

The new modern up-to-date house,
No. 3O4 West Main Street, Bennington,
vt. This is the property of DR.. H. H.
Fillmore, who Is now in California
living permanently.
Also the residence of Geo. w. Wal
worth, located on Prospect Street, In
the village of North Bennington, VI
also the two tenement house OF Mr..
Walworth on same street, adjoining
the first described.
JOHN NASH, Agent,
Bennington, Vt.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Among the
passengers who arrived on the steamer
Grenada from Trinidad was General
Antoni Peredes Of Venezuela. He was
released from prison by President Cas-
tro some years ago with the expecta-
ton that he would assist Castro. He
went to Trinidad instead.
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nnc rn,nrIlc wins lad Lntnnin

CINCINNATI, O., Aug 7.-Only one
favoritc won at Latonia, the other six
races being captured by long shots
and second choices Glass Leader won
the steeplechaSc, the feature of the
card in drive from DaleSman. the
favorlte Billy Wake finished third.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-07

Laxets, candy bowel laxative. If
you have constipation. If you have a
coated tongue, if you are dizzy, bill
ious, sallow, if you have headaches,
sour stomach, ETC., risk 8 cents on
Laxets, See for yourself. Sold by
Joseph NJ. Ayres.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-07

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Aug. T. Mischief
H. won the first of a series Of three
yacht races for the Sir Thomas Upton
challenge cup, covering the twelve
miles i'm 2.21. far In the lead
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Inst Two podIes Recovered.

ANGLESEA, n. j., Aug 1.-The
bodies of George Howard and Jere-
mah Crosson have been recovered
from the ocean and all of the victims
of the disaster off Anglesea ale now
accounted for. Coroner Thompson and
Captain Ludlam Of the life saving
station are satisfied that not more than
ten men were drowned.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-07

Material and Spiritual Fortunes.
Many a man goes out in the world
gay with the prophecy of his fortune
he will fetch home. We have a right
TO thinly veil the satire with which we
wish him WELL but when he comes
back later with all his winnings OF
the spiritual sort which cannot be
weighed and measured, we have no
right to scan him too closely If he
says he likes it let him be- Remem-
ber there is nothing either good or
bad but thinking makes it So" and let
him make himself rich by thinking if
he viii 1t costs you nothing And
some time you may have a dried her
ring of an asset which your vanity will
paint a whale, and as you wish for
easy dealing then restrain your com
ments nOw.-Salt Lake Intermoun-
tain.
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"Doan's Ointment cured me OF ecze-
ma that had annoyed me "A long time.
The cure was permanent. Hon ). W..
Matthews, Commissioner Labor Stats
tics, Augusta, Me.
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BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD

corrected 20 June -. 1905. Trains leave Ben.
alngton daily. except sunday. unless otherwise
nOtcd.
TRAINS LEAVING.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-07

Rain and thunderstorms fresh west
winds. becoming variable.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-07
CHATHAM DIVISION.

s,I5 Passenger for Chatham and New
York.
$3.50 y m-Passenger for Chatham.
Trains arrive from Chatham at 10 40 a. m. ant
G.l5 D. IN.
GEO. n JARVIS. Genl Mgr.
G. T.. DAILY Passenger Tralic Manager.
G. A. NlMMO. Gen. PASSENGER Agt.
Rutland. W.
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q n - II g TX Z "A.
Roar. ,bs 4 The Kind You Have Always BlgTit
Signature at NxHAzIz<1<
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OYSTER BAY. n. Y, Aug. 6.-Karl
Cook who said that he was lawyer
from Washington, was arrested dur
ing the night by secret service men
while attempting to climb Sycamore
Hill Cook was sentenced to five days
in the county Jail at Mlneola on the
charge of vagrancy
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RUTLAND RAILROAD.

Corrected 10 June 2itn. 1906 Trains cave
bennington daily except Sunday, unless
othcrw ise noted
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-03
z STEPHEN S. RICH " |
S91 Broadway. ~
BRISTOL
Town Council Meats and Can.
vases The Voting List

An alarm OF fire was sent in yesterday
by telephone from the resldeace OF How
ard l.. Clark at the North farm on Bris-
toi Neck. The blaze was nearly extin-
guished before the firemen arrived
The regular monthly meeting OF the
board OF managers of the \. NJ. c. n
will be held Monday evening next. The
natter OF additional bowling alleys will
be considered
William J. Duffy has sold his cottage
and lot on High street. opposite Cottage
street. to Louis krinZe through the
agency of r. II. Dunbar.
Rev. b. p. Cross, missionary TO Burmah,
India will speak at the Bastist church
Sunday evening at o'clock. Subject, "A
Bird seye View OF Mission Work at Bur-
nah.
Joseph Kinder and George Pailthorpe
left here yesterday for Boston, where
they will visit the horticultural show.
The records at the town clerks office
show that William j. Duffy, ct ux., has
sold the estet of the lateNehemah Cole on
Constitution street To Samuel c. Dimond.
The council met Thursday evening and
canvassed the voting lists. There are
about 1760 names on the list and there will
probably be about 100 stricken from II
on account of failure to present natural
ization papers
BENJAMIN Dyer Nichols, a veteran OF
the Civil War. was stricken with heart
disease yesterday noon in front of the
Hasbrouck block on Hope street. He was
taken into the building and DIR. Merri-
man was summoned. The physician stated
that there is little hope OF his recovery.
Mr.. Nichols is a resident of Bristol and
in much respected.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-03
A LIBERAL. OFFER

The complications I'm railway situation a
Chicago likely TO be removed by compromise rather
than by municipal ownership people
city have twice voted immediate public ownership
but owing to the difficulties the way
has not been carried into effect
There has been passed by the aldermen In tho
time public comfort ordinance which requires
railway companies enough provide
for passenger the has Just up
held ordinance, ed
the ground OF unconsttutionay. IL is said the
liable fines, mounting millions fail
comply with the provisions this municipal
Quickly following the courts decision the
made in which they operate
their under franchises for given number
but under licenses which be revoked by
city II the service is bad.
Furthermore the companies oner pay a per-
their the city the license
pave repair sprinkle
their tracks abandon the OF trailer to
operate single establish general
system OF transfers I'm the down district
Included I'm the proposal is plan for subway system
expense OF the city te
companies furnish sOOOoOo that
ultimate extension OF the system o made similar
also that penalties shall he imposed for
failure carry work OF construction according
agreement and the right of city 70 and
operate any time is recognized. 1t is also
provided the may. IL IL ht do order
reduction instead OF collecting it's percnage of
the receipts
II is clear that this oner liberal has
municipality, would that Chicago Is bound TO
give proposed OF operation fair trial before
attempting dubious experiment of municipal
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-03
FASHIONS AND FRILLS
CLOTH WITH STRIPED VELVET

For a simple dress suited 10 all semi
formal occasions this tasteful model is
commended. It is developed mex
pensively in lustrous French cachmir,
being trimmed with one OF the new
striped velvets. Fitting smoothly
about the hips, the skirt bears at the
bottom deep hem and two deep
tucks, between which is sandwiched n
bias fold of the velvet II is a cir
cular shape. falling In soft folds about
the figure below the hips.
There is not much OF the bodice
which carries out the popular skeleton
effect and is tastefully trimmed with
velvet stitched i'm bands about the
yoke and bust. A simple front Of
tucked silk is let in. though this can
be varied with lace or embroidery, TO
suit the taste OF the wearer Bands
OF the velvet are stitched over the
shoulders, the ends of which fall over
the puffed sleeves. Bias folds of vel
vet being repeated on the sleeves lend
a charming touch 10 the detail Of the
design.
Completing the costume is little
toque OF grey velvet trimmed with
Paradis tail-feather and loops Of
striped ribbon.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-03
HELPING BRAYTONISM.

Mr.. Rathbone Gardner is entitled to the graft
ude OF his fellow citizens for hisunsparing exposure
OF the Inconsistency of Mr. Robert |. Gammel in
urging the reelection OF Senator Wetmore in order
that President Roosevelt may be upheld, when as
matter of fact, he is bitterly hostile 10 the pres-
dent and voted for his Democratic opponent, Judge
Alton B. Parker, two years ago.
1T need not be pointed out to an intelligent
electorate that this appeal for support for the pres
dent is but thny veilcd appeal for the upholding
OF Braytonism. IL "Wctmore's money and
Brayton's management" that made the Newport
summer resident first governor of the state OF
Rhode Island and later Rhode Islands representa-
tive in the senate of the United States.
Wetmores money would still command Bray
tons management were it not that wealthier man
is ambitious for senatorial honors and is willing to
bid higher and pay more for the qualification of that
ambition.
But is not the appeal made by Mr. Gammel
and his friends practical admission of the whole
OF the people in this tremendous for the
rescue OF the state from the clutches of despotic
and demoralizing Braytonsm?
Is it not confession that Braytonism has re-
pudiated Wetmore and is determined to make the
gum shoe aspirant from Bristol the Republican
candidate for the Junior United States senatorship
If this were not why the appeal? If Wetmore
is to be the Republican candidate why did not the
Republican state convention endorse him as it did
Aldrich two years ago?
If Wetmore is to be the candidate why are nine
ty-eight out OF the III Republican candidates for
the general assembly dumb when asked to express
their preference as to the senatorial candidacy?
Mr.. Gammell and the other gentlemen who have
signed this appeal may be sincere in their desire
to aid Mr. Wetmore but it is Braytonism and not
MIR. Wetmore they really assisting, by enabling
it to keep before the people the false preence that
MIR. Wetmore is still in the race, when as matter
of fact the ogarchy that dominates the Republican
party and rules the state we'll reached the rrevo-
cable decision six months ago that Samuel Pomeroy
Colt should be named as Mr.. Wetmore's successor.
If Mr.. Gammell and his friends will name the
Republican candidates for the general assembly
who will support Mr.. Wetmore that information
might be illuminating and helpful
Without such information Mr. Gammells appeal
will continue to be regarded designed to gain
support for the Brayton oligarchy and for the gum
shoe" candidate it is grooming in secret for the
United States senatorship.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-03
DO YOUR HANDS RECEIVE
YOUR FAIR ATTENTION.

"Td give $1,000 for nice pair Of
hands" said a business woman, "and
more II It would do any good | am
doing pretty well now, for woman
But II | had nice hands l would be
a rich woman In a little while.
Hands do a great deal for a per"
son You can wear a veil over your
face and you can shade your com.
pleXlon with a hat. You can partially
cover your bad features with your
hair and you can drape this and ar
range that so that your face is not
brought out into the broad. clear light
OF day. But with your hands il ~
different.
"a woman can wear her gloves in
the street. But even i'm gloves ones
hands show. The minute the gloves
come of the hands are displayed
piteously and shamelessly. woman
cannot put her hands behind her, no
matter how stubby her nails may hap
pen to be. And she can't sit on them
or wrap them in her apron or get
them out OF sight in any way. They
have got TO show.
"A good pair OF hands wins the day
many a time for a business woman
II she can lay her hand upon her desk.
well shaped and perfectly cared for,
IL is worth good money TO her. There
is something that is so prepossessing
in a good hand.
THE woman whose hand is short
and thick and whose nails look as
though they were chopped off with q.
coupon clipper has much To contend
with. Nobody likes her and every
body fights her The sight of her
hands makes people warlike. They
can see at a glance that she is the
heroine OF many battles, and they do
not take the trouble to shield her
from further attacks. Anything Is good
enough for her.
IF her hands, on the contrary, are
nice and soft, white and well shaped
and If the nails are long and taDering
and pink TO the very tips then people
like her. They feel that she is a lady
and they want to be gentle with her.
II is entirely different with the woman
with a warlike hand.
Hands are sometimes deceptive AMI
!, olten i@ppehS tia. PeoPIJ WIZ haN aN y y
owners OF hands that are Scared as IL
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-03
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES
IN The STATE AND CITY

Following is the list OF candidates for
state offices nominated by the Democrat
ic and Lincoln parties throughout the
state, and the list OF Democratic nomi-
nees for municipal offices in Providence:
For state Oniccrs.
Democratic-For governor. James H.
Higgins. Pawtucket; lieutenant governor
Charles Sisson. Providence; secretary OF
state William Palmer, East Providence:
Encouragement. Edward NJ. Sullivan,
Cranston; treasurer. John y. Archam-
bault. Warwick.
Congressional Nominations.
Democratic-Fir district. Daniel l.. y.
Granger Providence; Second district,
Luclus T. G. Garvin. Cumberland.
General Assembly.
HARRINGTON.
Democratic-For senator. Benjamin
Norton. Darlington; representative, VIII
liam r.. Martin.
BRISTOL
Democratic and Citizens nominal tion
papers-For senator Byron *. FISH rep
resentative Thomas L. Johnson.
BURR1LLVILLE.
Democratic senator Francis Pagan,
Pascoag: representative. John j. Lace
Jr., Pascoag,
CENTRAL FALLS
pemocratic-For sena tor. John a. Rem
ington. 60 Summit street. representatives.
I. James +. Murphy. 10 Washington
street: 2 James J. Foy. loo Perry street ;
z. r. y Leonidas Rattey. %7 Broad
street. ...,...
Democratic-For senator John Z. uck'
or. Carolina; representative 'aleo "
Nye OF Charlestown.
COVENTRY.
Democratic and Lincoln party nomlna-
tion popcrs--Fo senator, Henry "A. SIS
son. Summit. representative Levi smith,
Quidnick. .>.
Democratic and Lincoln party nomlna-
tion papers-For senator, George H. bao-
bitt: representatives, l, Walter L. BIaE-
ION. q Edwin G Pierce: 3. James r.. Gun.
CUMBERLAND.
DemocratiC--For senator, Thomas NC
Eenna i94 Titus street valley fallsi !
reprcscntatives Daniel +. Shea. Mendon
road. Ashton; James j. Barry. Pleasant
EAST GREENwICH
pemocratic-For senator William j.
Mcclure. Main street: representatiNe'
Thomas n Calvin. Main street.
FAST PROVIDENCE.
pemocratlc--For senator. george y.
Norton. representatives. James y NC
Cabe. Charles J.. Hazard.
Indcpendent nomination papers-foI
second representative. stephen = Rich.
ENETER.
pemocratic-Fo senator. tharles Z.
sweet, Exeter, representative EdWaru
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-03

NJ. Tillnghast, Arcadia.
FOSTER.
Democra tic-Senator, Elmer Hopkins,
Foster Center: representative. Philip
Curtis. South Foster
GLOCESTER.
Democratic-Senator Benjamin A. Win
so., Harmony: representative, Warren s.
Burgess, Chepachet
HOPKINTON.
Democratic-Senator, Gardner c. Bur
ton, Canonchet; representative. Charles
JOHNSTON.
Lincoln party nomination papers ana
Democratic-Senator William u. Col
well; representative, George w Robely
LINCOLN.
Lincoln party nomination papers and
Democratlc-Senator, William II. Frs
kline. Albion; representatives. Alphonse
Gauvin, Manville; William +. Goodwin,
NARRAGANsETT.
emocratic-Senator, Frank Mallie. AL
len; representative; John Bromley.
NEWPORT.
Democratic-Senato William r. Mum
ford; representatives, Jeremiah p. Ma
honey, George ID. Ramsay, James j. Mar
tin, Gilbert II. Burnham.
NEW SHOREHAM.
emocratic-Senator, J. Eugene Lit
tleneld; representative, Schuyler c.
Bail
NORTH JAMESTOWN.
emocratic--Senator, Clarke Potter.
Davisville; representative, William p.
Reynolds, Davisville.
NORTH PROVIDENCE.
Lincoln party nomination papers and
ratic--Senator, Thaddeus j. Hay
den representative, John r. Corbett.
NORTH SMITHFlELD
Democratic 80 Senator. George II.
Helme Slatersville representative
Daniel NJ Mowry. Andrews district.
PAWTUCKET.
Lincoln party nomination papers and
Democratic-For senator, James i.
Jencks; representatives. Edward -.
Rutler, Augustine r Bourne. Frank
Cullen, Sylvanus Mason. Louis ~. Beau
dry, Francis +. McChrystal. Joseph Nc
Donald.
PROVIDENCE.
Lincoln party nomination papers and
Democratic - For senator, Rathbone
Gardner: representatives, Lewis A, Wa
terman. Thomas r. Kearney. John w
Hogan. "a. Clinton Crocker. Richard Hay
ward. Thomas a. Carroll. Timothy j. My
ers George r. Troy, John +. O'Connell,
Thomas Il. Haven, Theodore +, Greene.
Jesse IL. Metcalf.
SCITUATE.
Democratic-For senator. Henry III. Pot
ter, North Scltuate. representative, Albert
n Luther. Clayville.
SMGTHFIELD.
Democratic--For senator. Gilbert ".
Luther. Greenville. representative, Sam
ue H. Brown, Georgiaville.
SOUTH JAMESTOWN.
Democratic and Lincoln party nomina-
tion papors-For senator, Sumner Mowry,