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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-10
MAN
.......D:||E|ADG0N'| STEPS {
Found Lying EE: cad s. Downward s'lt5
and His Skull5Fractured from,
EXCITED SYRIAN AT PHONE Z Ne:
The Coroner Deemed an Inquest.
Unnecessary Crucif ix Around md.
His Neck. Il.

4 An unknown white man fell 90 na u g,
flight OF steps at No. North Seven 1;
tteenth street last night; be tween 9 andflO
o'clock and received injuries that re,
suited in his death before any. one cou n3l(
reach his side. !. IS. 4 !9Ss VA VI, @
Mrs. Phtherlng, who. with her hu US
band, occupied rooms the building !![ll;
first saw the body OF the man. Ills heaa
was lying .pn the bottom step OF tle
second landing, While his BODY anu LEGS y,
were on the steps above IT was tfousllt
at the time that the man had fallen
down the stairs and injured himself. y 9
onn thought that Ito was dead, according
stosthe evidnce that could 10 secured last
night. III M n 81 n. /, N
AZ Syrian ran into a store nearby ana
taking the receiver from the telephone
began 10 yell for a policeman. Telephone
central had not even answered MIN. MI.
James Manning. who CHANGED TO hear ne
excited conversation OF the fqrels ner,
asked what was the trouble, and after
q great deal Of trouble, learned that g
man had fallen down flight OF steps
ana had injured himself t 1. 1. 81, \. Z
Mr.. Manning Immediately x called the
ambulance, and went to the 4 scene OF
the trouble, Hc found q crowd Of
Bforeigners--of every nntional lty--prese
uHd saw " tnf uottoli' " ~ 'Sstf' .'1 ~
4 body OF the white man. The tody was
yet warm. Thinking that the injury was
only a slight one, Nj. Manning went to
work to revive the man, but IN q few
minutes found that Ills efforts We're OF no
avail. fsls 35 "a 55s5lsi
h Coroner Taylor was summoned to- tho
scene. Or, II. l., iHndgins, OF the \ am
bulance, had previously examined the
body and pronounced death due to q
fracture of the skull, Coroner Taylor
saw, no reason for m inquest. Fl
X Tho dead man was q shoemaker on
Cary Street and had been drinking for
several days, His employers are request
cd to come forward and Identify the body,
lie was a Roman Catholic, the cruciflS
being found around his neck ID
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Queer Freaks Of Lightning ].
Special to The Times Dispatch.)

y N1oRR1sVILLE,5 ~ "a, RI j ulya 4 9.-TlLi ght..5
Ming cut. up gay ant Us at the home Of
Mr.. David iSenperi during q. reee y = thun.
5derstoirln. Mr., * emp err s house IS q new
rods, we'll grounded, put on abotit "a fsyetlr
ago 60, as j II Protection The lightning struck
two large whit o oaks on opposit sizes is g.
of the house and about forty feet ei rs
fbackyard ransseighty feet along fh1s
3(spinterlng the landleJ of a tploWssf3 three
feet below the wire) eto IA meat Fllouse, set
fire to a soiled shirt and burnt the arms
thing else passed outj&ofs. the her side
Of the meat house, along a chain and
Killed d dog at the other end of the chain Al
in lighthouse. Lightning struck ~
iiy inJuring the phone and !. filled the
house With smoke er1ee can 9; ! p Re
found ofSthe lightning touolu1 me slls ~
ming rods. @ Il * SS N
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WILD SWITCH ENGINE
ON SOUTHERN TRACKS
lRx a ssoclated Press.l 5.

Y MEMPHIS. TENN. July D,--After coll
lidthg with a Southern Railroad pussen-
ger train at Orleans Street to-day. a
Southern Railway switch engine, with
two cars attached, ran wildly without q
crew three-auarters OF milo to the
union depot on Calhoun Street, and
crashed into two mail cars, Eight men
wore slightly Injured and ono seriously.
One of the mail cars was thrown through
a fence and into Calhoun Street by the
force Of the collision All of the injured,
except Engineer Williams, will recover,
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Detectives at Pittsburlg,...
l..lnY.I AssocIated Press..)

lf71s NY 3zAHSNC'WVcH1 : y e"o'1
pITTsB'URG, July 0..-Three detectives
are at work here Investigating the lie
OF Harry Il. Thaw from his birth to his
incarceration in the Ton1bs New York,
for the killing OF Stanford White. x
y All OF Thaw s. al legged Irregularities from
birth to manhood are being looked up,
and ut is said to be the intention to-
secure every iota o + information rela,
tive TO his character and disposition. II
rs declared TINT Thaw's counsel have not
decided upon what line OF defense they
will follow. and discoveries made by the
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PEOPLED|s1iRUS'1
parliamentary [. ! ]
Petty Officials Doing Utmost 70
Foster i eelitig 81 Aflitilosity u
Among Peasants.
G0vERNME IT'S sHREWD MOVE
Action Denotncedaas Illegal En-.
croachrnent on Private Grounds
t3a. Of Parliament.

(By, Associated Press) n

3p 81 n (By, Associated Prcss) ~
Wy 81. PETERSBURG July o,---,:'le initial
steps toward the adoption & OF p Greet
address to tho country to counterac the
Impression the govcrninents s. connu,lt-.i
cations with regard to the settlement Of
tho ngrnrian question 1lre making among
tho pcasnntry wore taken IN Il the lower
house Of Parliament to-day, when an IN
ttcrpellnton was introduced asking for an,
explanation for tileb observation-disclosures lel
governmental proclamat ton to the peas,
ants July sd. This proclamation nc..
compnnied the publication iii the O m: '
Messenger OF tho governments q rarian
bill, and set forth the Emperor 8 con-
slant solicltude for53 tho q peasants vel
fare ana denied that tho government was
opposing appropriation In the interest
of the landordsS concluding with an ex-s
preston OF atheEVitul necessity Of main
staining the rights Of property ns a being Gin
the foundation of the state. 852sl3 sl. VI
Tho Interpretation WIS referred to To-
commission which Is expected to rccof M
mend the Issuance Of n counter apEAsu,
setting forth the Jews and Intentions q
Parliament 3' II s3.S3 d \
Profe ssor 5kuznin aravalcff, the legal
expert Of Parliament, L has developed the
theory that#the action OF the ndnlinistra-t
itlon In spreading Views directly 4 opposed
to tho expressed policy. Of the lcgislIa1l tive
branch, wns illegal encroachment on the
private grounds Of Parliament.
n n People Distrustful.
rs Deputy vons Rutzen,. from the province
of Kursls, who has Just re turned from q
visit that section, told the Associated
Press 4 to- day that lie b had found many
peasants harboring o. distinct ne elingMof
dlstrust II not Of animosity e Yards "a q
Parliament, which petty. officials na turaily
are doing their utmost to encoura sc. The
governments a grnrian II proclnmat tor. ne
said, was being distributed brou lea st IN
the form A OF IN hand -bills and s. posters
throughout tho country, and agents Is! 81
Gthe Administered Ion are actively q tia c *
Ing the Parliament'sls princip pie Va n RI ! ne
agrarlans question as being aimed as much
at the small holdings Of pea SAINTS as 4 ~
the vast estates Of the no Utility, a RE I 4
The House made Git t2 o. day =:
with the debate on the Biz OK & report
# M. Roditcher spoke In ringing tones 1e
his voice trembling with emotion AS AS ne
5concludeds there was thunderous q pplau So
55 After several other spe eches and Z the
p,r,oclamatlon Of various interpe atio7ns,.
the House ad journed .f 4 ri 3..S
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To Install Rebekah Officers.

Mrs. Celia Knss left yester eyening
as a. President sid 81 tEe 'si Rebaka ssamby;
Independent Order os Odd Icl lows OF
Virginia. she VIII Install the new officers 1a
q SSrgna nare Ressah Loafs Ma
to install the officers OF Charity Rebokali
Lodge, Mo- AZ, The degree staff aof
Friendship lteDekan l.odgs, No. IL VIII
acpomDulIy her, hi It $50 III fbi ) ,Fss sff
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Negro Arrested for Felony.

Henry Shields, negro, 4 TWEEN ty-ilye
morning n, I O'clock BY Officer Mel Folkcs
and Sergeant Barfoot on The charge 4, Of !
Hogan an eleven-year-old negro girl,
The complaint was at first made by ne
wife of the man and later, when she
denied the charge, 1t was made by the
girl Shields was arrested while III an
intoxicated condition and taken TO the
First Station House, lssa {5 AZ!
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BOSTON SYMPHONY
GETS PADEREWsk|
!, H., !, y pba r,,,, ! ], I, J., !, J, J,

Especial to the TImes-Nispatch.1 81
BOSTON, MASS, July 9.--Paderewski
will make seven public apprenticeship
America next winter as soloist s5of tho
nouncement made yesterday by G. a..
Ellis. manager OF the orchestra. sets at
rest the many rumors concerning the
plans Of the noted pianis
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Transport Not D aged,
.lRN Aasnriufpd EraSs.

-7- .1sNT1y1 I1fssuVINfE y T9ss'7 9E57
y WASHINGTON, July D.-7The War De-
partinent to-day received word thnt the
transport Thomas, which was pulled oif
damaged, and has resumed her voyage TO
Manila. IN order to float the vessel y
part III hor cargo 4 forward WAS lo-
moved. e ;sl Ss.5 s "a II d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-10
Rittenhouse-Ball.

Especial to The rimes-D ispatch,)
SCHUYLER, VA. July s,r-Mr John
Ritlenhouse and Miss Claudia Ball, both
OF this county. were married at Salem
Church yesterday morning, Rev. Mr..
Allen. pastor. officiating. &
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Lederer Summoned.

I
James I.ederer, theatrical manager,
of Philadelphia and q brother OF George
9Lederer, prominent as theatrical man
8ager was ssnbpoeancd to appear at y the
District-Attorney's # office Tomorrow In
connection with the grhaWs case.
& James Ledererf was manager Of I he
sS'.yYild "a Rose company. @ when Evelyn
Nesbit, the prisoners wife, was q inen1-1
her OF it, jfl5s fl s 4t IA NJ s
Thaw will not have his usual half
holiday exercise in the jail yard this
week. Ordinarily the occupants Of cells
I'm tiers ono and two, where Thaw's
{cell Is Nlocated, are permitted to !. spend
monday afternoon In the prison yard
/ Today however, the prisons coal sup
ply was being renewed, and none of the
prisoners were permitted to 80 Into the
yard. IA !s58
5I4 Mrs. Thaw spent an hour and a half
with her husband to-day. AS she was
leaving tho prison she remarked to 4 q Q
friend: VI d t Is
4 4 Harry seems to be in good spirlts."
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stall officers at Highland Springs Lodge
us o. w w ed ne day night 5}
District Deputy ". G.. Green will install
{nt Capital City Lodge IA Wednesday, night.
The Pas e Grand ssoclation Will meet
with Capital City the same night. when
officers will be elected for the term.
Grand 5Lodg 5SA good number Of past
Sgrands expect to be- present.. Il.
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a Delicious Drink

y Ho1RsF oRpls ACID PHI osRt HATE
" teaspuc ( tulf added to IA glass OF colo
water inyigoTates. Strengthens ann Re-
fyeshes. y@3 ia 5g
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GAS TIC HI 49,
R..,, h, 2, The Kind You Have Always Bgvgh
Signature :, lsz1zlzzsa

TWO n, 3, TRAINS 10 LYING Il BURG. VIA
n G. g o.,FJAME s RIVE r III NE,
pullman Sleeper 70 Lynehburo, Natural
Isffectiyo July cd, g. & O.. train leaving
richmond ut 6:15 r, NJ, daily except
Sunday. VIII carry through Sleeper to
5Lynohhurg, Natural Bridge and CLIFTON
Forge. arriving I.ynchburg 1850 z. Nj,
Nntural Bridge 7;1o a.. NJ and Clifton
Forge IA, M. Returning, sleeper Will
arrive Richmond $40 A. NJ, daily 5ex,
icept Sunday, (.
n Daily train leayea Richmond forS Lyncn"
burg and Natural Bridge at 1920 a, M,
with parlor car. s
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We hear Of u great many ,colnng
men, but most Of them evidently miss
connections. Z X III
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THAN / A s. S !. THREAT | !|.|l.|:.!|.|'
TO KILL white
CONTINUED flum First: :Page.)

4 The activltyAof the district attorneys
Office In running down MI clues in N tho
theatrical district is largely due to the
story told Assistant District Attorney
lGarvnn by Edna Mcclure, a show girl
and former friend of Mrs. TllaW. MI Nv
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4 iAushter. charged his vote back u'is from rom
x aye To- mo- 4. 5t /. X. III
\ Hunt & CO. Named

AAstkFVss{ AAAS
N Niiner moved that the n IN, ~, :.
EsRobeft M. Hunt & Company 20 re ,.s..o
il Monded as ti.1 engineers TO take enusss
@ 81 tAo work. This firi, Ind
1cnre reelected being !! ru !,
II hvFfhr s,it,-coniniitte tee. rle ias, ~.
vas An favor Cha res ~ ~. Es w,
Chicago. at $1,000 but this was q c vi.
III fied to The table under the ctluir ~ 81.
"A Az an d Mr.. Miners mot on.I
sEIil1.ha arm OF Robert w. Hunt y com.
III II -. A. favored BY superintendent
Kncwlcs, he having pointed TO their rep
III rasentat I've before the committee SONG NY,
xeeks ago II, ansWcr6t to y question: t anu ~
4 snidsg NJ "a agsS VIZ !. x NJ \,
Il e 1,here 8 my man, II you wish to Know w.
NJ. Miner is one OF MI. 1SroW s ll' %,
e rdet,t advocates on the commit zee, un ~,
earnestly spoke for Hunt q company ,'l,1: y:
Enlone Gruntly wished n to- know I, W ,illtt
monumental piece OF gas house pulluills
#3ihc firm had done. and Nir he y,
rot much nearer&to a direct answer 1liun
lint they had charge OF building dEnlg th I1,
y new gas liuidsr here. Great CONFUSION
Sro q t,reyailcd in tho ROOM and Al " es II
Il 11abney. Gunst. Pollock md others were : 9
A NJ, tnfi,ihr at the same time. Mr. Pol
lock vigorously opposed Mr.. Miner f' y.
Us lin, and said the mover had shown @ O.
sol,te Ignorance Of tho quail fica tlons o. o.
A In men he desired to have the work. q Is.
III 1--WE have dealt With this propos,tlo'n,
81 gentlemen, "a like school children.
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Commits sion Needed.

:
WIN ! {, not M enthusiastic commits
.,,, nan. but i say II we cannot handle
.,,,s ,,rnposition better than we h ave been
IA ,ninr. Tor Gods sake let us have q com
a mission MY Il t nv II Il 1. ~, u,
" without proper invest iga ton. u
istss ,Thin,s OF a member nominating 1lrn1
,aare md when asked what qualif lea tloHs
N have they, answers they are gooa lc,,
2 lows. and have constructed q gus gus
S5 Mr. Il asher intltnated that M t'ol-
II incE swns ,fghting for delay, and the Blat-
"a +erTden1ed this, and said he was Il Mt
q Ing for informatio Ion. u ~ s5 &
1Ir. Gunst wished to hear M NC,
Sss3rllhenv. the representative Of IluntAFds
4 C.o.gSntld this was opposed by Mcs ssil.
q Dnbney and Pollock, son the ground ttla |
sBfhIst meant going over the same mater
again, already three times co yered. \ y -
q Miner spoke in favor h Of hearing i A NJ
u McI1lheny but he consumed most OF ms
time in praising the abilities o. :, iiunt
CO.. as engineers He ana and "a Gowns
q f,rurd I en- gagged in d brief running de- e'-
ba tan over the alleged qunlificat tons Of !
fhesfirm3 under Econsideratlo ton, and finally
chairman Nv ood h and " Mr.. III ollock got 4
"A IN. ;fnaking the colloquyf quite an inter
n estliig one, Messrs.a p block and Grllnd
Thought Hunt 6, II GO. were inspect tors
RATHER than designers, and Alessrls, w oodS
,Sand Miner though they were CO n1pettcnnti
" engine ers. 8SS sSSs e
Nh. Gunst modified his motion SO as to-
4 give each of the sengIneers present ten e
minutes In which to present their cree
sdentials Mr.. Dab ney asked ia Charm =
Wood II he thought AlcIllheny wa q be II
ter rgineer than C.he4aes II. Evans, n the
last sone recommend ed, / and the chairman
replied IN the a fiirmatiy Il
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CoRNED BEEF
IS lbs. for $I.oo.
e. CT. Walker,
Manchester Center, Vt.

Howard Evans of New York, is
boarding at N. B. Cases for seyera
weeks.
j. r. ,Judson and wife left Tuesday
for trip to the Prince Edward Islands
and Nova Scotia.
The lawn party given by the Con.
gregational Sunday school was well at.
tended.
Miss Sarah Orvis of Manchester,
has been the guest of Ina Grout during
the past week.
r. A. Blair and brother, Dr. T. ii.
Blair of Lyons, Ohio, left Sunday
night for Montreal where they will
spend several days with relatives.
Miss Nav Mack of Proctorsville,
VI, returned 10 her home on Saturday
after spending several weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. II. A. Niles.
Mrs. Mosher of Shushan is visiting
her sister Mrs. W, b. Case.
Miss Lena Robinson Of Greenwich
is visiting her uncle, Geo. n. Cole.
Morton Dean Of East Orange, ~.
j., is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. l.. D. Dean Of Bennington
spent few days at X. II. Andrews
recently.
Harry Shepard and family Of
Greenwich, n. y, are visiting the
formers mother, Mrs. +. A. Shepard.
The members Of the Congregation
al Sunday school had lawn party at
g. A. Coles on Wednesday evening
the 18th.
Wanted. One or two good turner's
for Weymouth lsihes. Good wages TO
right men. II. G. White Co., North
Bennington. VT. IL q
Clifford Bellmore left last week
for Webster, Mass. where be viii move
his family In ease be decides - locate
there permanently.
p. L. Mattison 81 Seymour, Ct,
who has been spending several weeks
With his sister. Mrs. Ira Warner, has
returned TO bic home.
The C. y. Society has reorganized
with the following officers: Pres. Mel
Ia II. Cole, yiee.presideDt Mary L.
Shepard. recording secretary Mrs. w.
NJ. Webb. corresponding secretary
Celia |. BLAIR.
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once hour. from 6 asa. IN. To sop p. m.
Mails Close.
Going south GO a. m. l.21 a. M, GAO
A 800 y. IA.
Going North $. I0a.fn. go pm. 40p.m.
Manchester Center, Dorset and Peru
stage IL 10 n. ~.
Sunday South 300 pm.
Mails Due.
From the North 500 Il. m. I'D y. m.
4 u pm.
Prom the south 1900 a. m. Ais pm.
500 y. ~.
Manchester Center, Dorset and Peru
zoo y. M,
Office open on Sunday from 80 am.
81 1000 IN. l2.l1 y. m. 10 l2.p =. m.
b. X. siNoSDs, Postmaster.
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DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

The Democratic voters Of the town
Of Manchester are hereby requested To
neet in caucus al the Office of c. Y.
orvis on July p, 1906 at s y. m, to
elect delegates aud alternates 10 the
Democratic County Convention to be
held at Bennington on Aug. LIST. at 10
a. m. and 10 transact any other bust
ness proper 10 be- done at said caucus.
X. j 0RyIs
Chairman Democratic Town Com.
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w. r.. Hard was In Rutland Thurs
dsy.
PROF. A. dc pisrpon, Of Troy. sas
IN town Monday.
n. !. orvs and party werc Al
l.ake isonoe.sn over Sunday.
-. u. wn9h, has returned from
trip ~ iso.iau.
warren Fo~ler u New Lebanon.
n. H., ~aa 81 town ihis ~ssk.
Mis-. ". u. Hasies gave bridge
whist party lasa THURSDAY evening.
R. Is. Leak. ard paal Waterman,
a Arlington, were 10 sosn Saturday.
Walker Halls d Boston. u spending
ste- weebs siih his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs H. &. Gray,
--Georrs srHisA bas returned trom
Ba,asngson, ~her~ be attended ihf
ysrSous ssaae Heath o5cers School
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Aanc hester. Dorset aud Granville
Railroad.

vtss JshIs NJ. s. 10 sffeei July 2. 1900.
Leave Msses,siss psgos fes slaafh Dafssf apa
s1astf, sa9 s.ta Fe a es- tie pa. sad 20 pm.
Issss s.usir, bar ssefh Dorset aad Manchester DE
% 81 a. ftlta o. ., a. sed 500 ?. m
s,sxis fsgs go. Hssna IuP F.chta ass fsfet
- = psls -, aud Fssana utp iss.ss pfssnfca
ft,s,u ,ls & sas setpf 90 The usis.
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Mrs rphsw a washinrton. Ant
Frsnl Balises ~ Mes Yoft City. SER
ll,s guesss - Mr. Ans Mn. Edwhrd s
lsbam a ''ouastg Hil'' last w.cs A
parry reinpass.l ~ Mr.. lslam. Ms,
ug'hnaa. Mr. Billings. Mis- Thisils. II
Mes iort City. ~ho i ris,iinF Al Re,
tipprRv u smyth's. and Res. Dcorgs
Il smath ~. ,linbs-d b. Deer kholl'
90 Monui Eqaipon.
announcement has jua b~en made
~ lhe engagement ~ Miss fRorcnc.
Tappen Mills, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mr., BenjNmin Mills. aud Frederick G.
Raaolie, sou ~ Mr.. Frederick Raw
ollie The Mills aEd RAsoilc families
have bern frequent visitors ~ the
Equinox House Mr.. RaNolle. who
was graduated frum columhiA ia the
class u 'o5, Is a member q The AT
iau,ic Yacht and Crescent Atheleiic
clubs. Mass Mills is granddaughter
IL The late Judge A. Is. raPpcn % New
York City.
fbsfe has b.ea complaint; made by
patrons II the X. h. u. No. thai their
mail bokes are tempered with. Il IL
pretty well known vito the parties ARE
aud ih. caddy boys are warmed 10 pay
close attention 20 their work ON the
link. or they may suddenly find them
selves IN tronblc for the T. =. law IA
regard 10 iampering with mail boxes is
very severe.
The members and friends Of st.
Johns church are 20 b. congratulated
% the decision reached, and the site
,el.c,cd. for their new church, Being
On the Main Street aud near the
Equinox House aud cottages Il will be
very accessible and also Il is hoped a
great benefit 10 the village. The lot is
known as '.ihe Gray Lot and is own
I'd by the Equinox Company. II is ex'
pected that lawn party will Ice held
IN August TO raise money for the
church. All persons wishing to help
along the work are asked 10 send mon
ely either IN large or small amounts 10
the Bishop or the Committee.
The long looked for military page.
ant arrived al their rendezvous ON the
Fair Grounds in due season Tuesday
and presented pretty dusty appear
anee. They soon cleaned mp however,
and with the help of the timely rain
were soon clean. The command con
sisted Of about go men and 700 horses
with large train Of mule teams for
conveying camp equipment. The men
made fine appearance when they
out Wednesday morning. Col.
Hardie aud staff, with line officers,
were entertained at the Equinox House
IN the evening and ball in their hon
pr was given at Music Hall. Man
hester was voted 'all right
The following new books have just
Deen added TO the Mark Skinner
/
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Sunday Tran North bound Leave
Now York 1910 A. ~. Albany o.2s.
Troy 7.u. Bennington is5, North
Bennington soi. 1anehesief s.g'.
Ruiiand go, STRIVE Darlington, il.Sj.
Sunday Tram ssa,b bound Leave
Mssensser BIO +. NJ. North Ben
ningiou s.i.s. Bennington 1910, arrive
Toy lilo.
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-Dsais. fpsliy ssnsxss ssndsy
irsnasa slsssas siiashss.
fPviisaAn raFss car zttashaa.
- as.si,aa ,iaas T. bsns osassii t.ldsrs-
Geo. r jaws, Gcn'l Mgr.
&. Y. DALl, Passenger Traffic Mgr.
q. A. NNHo. General Passenger ACT,
RuilAnd. Vermont.