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Find Simpkin's Skeleton

Spokane, Oct. 10 - A skeleton sup posed to be that of Jack Simpkins was found yesterday in Shoshone county, Idaho. There is no positive basis of identification but the clothing is said to be exactly like that worn by Simp- llins just before he disappeared, and the skeleton is exactly the proper size.
 Simpkins disappeared when the Northwest was being ransacked by detectives for evidence concerning the Steunenburg assassination and both sides in that controversy charged the other with secreting him.
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Hrs. lack Hines TestlfIes

Goldfeld, New, Oct. 8 - Delayed in transmiSsiou-Nlrs. Jack Hines went on the stand in her husbands defense to- day in his trial for the murder of Count Podhorski She testified that Podhorski assaulted her in the Butler hotel in Seattle; that when she arrived in Nome last March she told her huS- band and they immediately started out together Go find PodhorSki,
 Nine members of the jury are mar ried The defense relies strongly upon this fact.
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By Cable to The Daily Gateway.
 Ford Jury DiSagreeS

San Francisco, Oct. 7-Delayed in transmissiou-The jury in the trial of Tirey l.. Ford, the corporation lawyer charged with bribery of supervisors, disagreed and was discharged Satur- day evening. Today it is announced that the grand jury will investigate the conduct of the trial jury the charge being freely made that money was used Co prevent a verdict.
 The jury went out Friday. Satur- day morning they reported they could not agree but were sent back again until 2:3O D. m.
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Rob Bank and Kill Sheriff

Seddon, Ala, Oct. 7-Delayed in transmiSsion-Four masked robbers Saturday night footed the First Ma tional bank of this city, getting away with $5OO,OOO, and killing the sheriff when the officers attempted to stop them as they were leaving the build ing. The robbery was a most daring one. The robbers blew open the vault and safe.
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Approve Arbitration Rule

The Hague, Oct. 9-The entire AngIo-American project providing ob- ligatory arbitration of disputes be- tween nations agreeing to the compact was approved by the peace conference committee in charge last night.
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rlnv Admit Pettibone to Bail

Boise, Idaho, Oct. IO-Judge Wood announced in the district court this morning that he will admit Pettibone to bale if the Federation leader is not in physical condition for his trial to begin next week.
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Charged With subornatlon.

Lexington Ky, Oct. +-Delayed in transmission-Julia Gentry was ar- rested today upon the charge of subor- nation of perjury in the Caleb Powers case. The arrest created 8 sensation and other arrests on the same charge are promised.
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cortelyou Says lie Will Quit

Helena, Mont, Oct. 9- Secretary CoweIyou i, here on a hunting trip. He says he will retire from the trea,- wy department and the public service the first of next year to take the prcst- fdency of the Washington railway.
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Earle's Nerves Shattered

Battle Creek, Mich, Oct. 5-Delayed in transmission Artist Frederick r. Earle came here to the sanatarium to- day with his nerves utterly shattered as a result of the fight with the crowd which attemptedt to mob him because he discarded his wife and children to mar ny his soul affinity.
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Expert Dope in Hines Case

Goldfeld, New. Oct. 7-Delayed in transmission pr. Vou WedelSteck testified today in the trial of Jack Hines that Hines was mentally un- sound when he shot Count Podhorski, but that he is not insane now.
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(. $. Darrow EeD.rted HI

Chicago. Get. I- Delayed in trans mission -lr !, goo..edher. from Boise tha. l.@.uc. ~. Dwrow, the noted lawyer who defended Haywood and is retained for pe,troone. .- dying Of am au-ce-- o. ,ue brain.
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Want wickersham for Congress

Seattle, Oct. S-Alaskans in tbis city are talking of Judge WickerSham for delegate tocougresS to succeed Thomas Gale.
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John Mitchell RecOvers

Indianapolis, Oct. 8--John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers of America, went to his office today for the first time in three months. He has nearly recovered from hls recent illness.
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rIariposa Helpless at Sea

San Francisco, Oct. l2 - Steamer Mariposa reports by wireless that she is out of oil and helpless with 5000 passengers aboard loo miles at sea west of this port, for which she is bound A relief steamer was sent to bring her in.
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Aberdeen Wins Northwest Flag

Seattle, Oct. 7-Delayed in transmits sion - The Aberdeen base ball team took double-header from Seattle Sun day, winning the championship from Tacoma in the Pacific Northwest lea que. Seattle gets third place.
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NEWS or THE WORLD FOR PAST WEEK
Wants Dalton to Educate Children

Seattle, Oct. 5-Delayed in transmits sion-Estella Dalton, divorced wife of Jack Dalton, the Alaska miner and guide, brought suit in the superior court today to compel him to educate their two children. She obtained a divorce in 1902.
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Halsey Jury Discharged

San Francisco, Oct. , - Delayed in transmission - The jury in the case of T. V. HalSey, who was on trial for al- legged bribery and became ill during the trial was discharged today. Hal sey's condition is precarious and he cannot recover for a long time if ever.
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John Mitchell to Retire

Indianapolis, Oct. ll-John Mitchell will not seek reelection as president of the United Mine Workers of Amer ica but will retire to private life. His successor will be Vice President Lewis.
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Cooner Succeeds Pearce

Seattle. Oct Delayed in transmits siou-J. H. Cooper wa, appointed to- day assistant general manager tempe. rarily of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company Go succeed W. F.. Pearcc. Cooper ], general freight agent of the company.
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Sets Thaw Trial for December 2

New York, Oct. S--Judge Bowling in the supreme court today set the case against Harry Thaw for the mur- der of Stanford White down for trial December ,.
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Pettibone LII Again

Boise, Idaho, Oct. 9-Pettibone, the Federation official, is i'll again, and the defense is fighting against postpone ment of the trial in the hope that bail will be granted and he may be at liberty during the trial.
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Burns and Moir Matched

New York, Oct. 5-Delayed in trans sion Tommy Burns and Gunner Moir, the English navy pugiIist, were match ed today tofght twenty rounds, the go to take place some time m November.
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Kaufman Licks Dave Darry

Philadelphia, Oct. l2-Dave Barry was no match for Al Kaufman and the big Californian put him down so many times that his seconds threw up the sponge in the third round last night.
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Nineteen Lumbermen Indicted

Minneapolis, Oct. 9-Nineteen promi- nent lumbermen were indicted today by the grand jury in the United States district court upon the charge of con- spiracy tu defraud through use of the mails.
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Japan Wants to Be Friendly.

Tokfo Oct I2-Leading Japanese newspapers are now urging Japan to form alliance with the United States as it will soon have the most powerful fleet on the Pacific of any nation.
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Bowler Breaks Out of AsyIum

Seattle, Oct. lO- A. E. Fowler, sec retary of the Oriental exclusion league, who was committed to the asylum for the insane at Steilacoom, escaped last night and cannot be found. It is be- lieved that he is making for his home in this city.
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Diaz Honors Root Party

City of Mexico, Oct. 4- Delayed in transmission - President Diaz today invited Secretary Root and the mem- bers of his party Co a conference. He is showing them the highest honors.
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Ryan Faces Criminal Charges

New York, Oct. Pit is stated that Thomas Ryan, the traction magnate, will be compelled to stand trial on the charge of footing the municipal ferries of many millions of dollars by jobbing transactions.
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Postpone Insurance Fraud Case

New York, Oct 9 The insurance fraud cases against life insurance ofi- cial, will be postponed several weeks as District Attorney Jerome has not vet prepared his evidence.
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Cruisers Sail for Pacific

Norfolk Va., Oct. l2- The cruisers Washington and Tennessee sailed this afternoon from Hampton Roads for the Pacific coast.
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Taft Reaches Hongkong

Hongkong, Oct. 12- Secretary Taft arrived this morning and was given a reception at the American consulate this afternoon. He will probable sail for Manila tonight.
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Wireless Working We'll

Vallejo, Cal, Oct. i - Delayed in transmission - X wireless message re- caived from Sjtka shows that the station there iS in working order.
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French Troops Defeat Moors

Tangier, Oct. lO-The French troops defeated the Moors in sanguinary battle yesterday.
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Rrvnn Attacks RooseyeIt Plan

St. Louis, Oct. S-William J. Bryan in speech here last night attacked President Roosevelt'S idea of centrali- zation embodied in his plan for federal control of corporations.
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Japan to Build Biggest BattIeship

Yokohama. Oct. I2 - The Japanese government will build the largest bat. rIcShip aaoat. Plans for it are practi- caIly completed.
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Brings Out MikkeIsen Crew

San Francisco, Oct 10 The whaler Narwhal arrived today from Unalaska, having on board the crew of lhe Mix kelson expedition to the Arctic.
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Jurv Acuuits Hines

GoIdfeld, New, Oct. IO-Jack Hines was acquitted last night by the jury of the murder of Count PodhorSki, whom Hines accused of seducing his wife
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To Span World With Wireless

North Sydney, N. S. w., Oct. 1O- Marconi is here trying to install a wireless station which will complete a circuit of the world.
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Ask s1sn.OnO for MacLean

Tangier, Oct. - The bandits who hold Sir Harry MacLeannow ask $l5O,- GOO as ransom for his release, It is thought terms will be arranged
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Austrian Emperor Dying

Vienna, Oct. ll-Emperor Francis Joseph Is seriously ill and is believed to be dying He is v years old.
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Johnson and FIynn to Mix

San Francisco, Oct. 9 - Delayed in transmission Jack Johnson and Jim Flynn will fight twenty-five rounds at Colma October 25.
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General rIanager Ward Resigns

St. Paul, Oct. l2-General Manager F. K. Ward of the Great Northern railroad resigned today.
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To Execute RevoIutionists

Kingston, Jamaica, Oct. l2-SiXteen revolutionists were sentenced to death today.
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Darrow Will Get Wen

Boise, Idaho. o,r Clarence S. Dawow~ condition is improving and he vii. he out again in ten days.
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Floors Threaten Capital City

Tangier, Oct. ll-Moorish hordes are moving against Fez French troops will be massed there for it's defense.
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Admiral Evans fo Retire

New York. Oct P - Rear Admiral RobIcy D. Evans will retire from the active list of the navy after taking the fleet 10 the Pacific.
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rn chack sLock Market Raids

New York, Oct 9 - The United States treasurer will check raids on the stock market by putting more money i'm circulation at once.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02
Ney, Yort. Markets.

FLOUR Steady nnd Inactive. W.rUt.H-
IN patents. Nu5E. winter pIi.uH. $50
80. winter HtfaiEhiH. ti-HlI. winter
RYE FiorR Fairly active. rIr td
good 81 isui. choice tu fancy. tl'H.
WHEAT Responding tH colder fHUr
IN the u-rthwpst. firm lIi" rIH..H.HUH cove
cring % shorts. wheat ldtHr.
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'TALLow-s,cndy: city CSC. country
hAI.s,saay; shlpplnr. o1ae good ,a
STRAW Steady az ffr
beans Steady, marrow o. lH urli-
Nm, Nc. peas. u"Hi'-.t. rei kidney.
Steady. domestic fleece. 1rs,r
HOpS=guiyt. state. common o. rN.I."
i'st itutfc 100 il H.c., Pacific coast
Ht'TTi.Hi creamrry. extras u n "a
score. per pound. 90 rEr MHrrHUfI'. rt.
change. Official quotation extras I
frHta. Iuelr seconds. .lIa.s Thirds
90 state dairy tube. mnry l' i n
prime. .. g. cnmmnn in i1Ir lfI-..
CHEESE State. fuII DrrIm. rH.ur.f Hnd
white. small. best 49, 'HfE. .H.'r'l
best. "a &C.. large wIIir. d. iIIf n. IHHI
half akimn. ~ H,c iHtt HhIW. Ii.W
5tsc fair o. good q. g.. common. 81 e
&c full skins iu.r
EdGs state. rennF,iylui1 ar1 nearby
selected white. fancy. H... E"HN M
choice. .su.tc brown Hrh missed. fancy
Luglc: fair o. prime. isr.iC dIriIDH
&c. . checks. tulnC.
POTATOES Fimrr. southern. SO . q
o. ! pr barrel. DO. medium. finiN 90
barrel. do. ruiia nlailtr pr barrel
LIVE POULTRY Steady ard ln flIf
demand. fowls ieuliU. u'l ru.H'rfa lII
isc.. spring chickens. isH-ir, ducks. lai
| ttc.
DRESSED POULTRY Firm and Oh
good demand. fresh killed fowls. choice
| itc. Do. fair o. good iiHlr.r uIi rHHHi.
fra iUiec nearby NrulIffHi -.Iai'.s west
crn. do. ilnac.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
STATEoF VERMONT.
FENNtNguuN COUNTY.
Anna n. Null Bennington County
". Court December
IaHaH ID Muf| THfm A ID faTT

Anna ". Null Bennington Couniy
". Court December
JeSse u Null Tenn. A. u 1917.
WHEREAS. Anna N. Null Of bennington 10
toe County OF Bennington Aforesaid. has duly
filed in she onrr II the Clerk Of the County
Court Coz sid Couriy u bennington. NJ lict
n.f gtnu In sad County. her peiItlon for divorce
aFAiHst Jesse ~ MIll Who nuN resides On paris
unknown o. the petitioner outside this stase
AicEiag a. The causes Coz sli divorce that
he sat Jesse q. Ml.l has deserted the pcii-
TONER Tor thee consecutive year, last past
and Efossly. uantonly and cruelty refuses and
nrglertsto provide suitable maintenance Tor
The petitioner
Ard prayins that BIN Of Divorce h. granted
unto her together With ne care and custody Of
he minor child % The parties htreio name ! M
Now TIikEFuRE. the said Jesse ~ Nun
Ia hereby aud bY the pub irailun hereof % com.
D lance 9Th the iaWs 81 this stale. NOTIFIED
And HEQr tnFu 20 appear before the Honor.
allie the County Court II the neat stated tern
thereof. ~ be- held No Bennington within and
fof ne County ~ bennington aiofcsaid. on no
lfst Tuesday N neccmbsf. A. y. 10. on ne
nfst day ~ said tenn. Thea and there ~ aid
Court 90 make answer 10 sad pei'uou Tor a..
vufce atd a. stand o. ana abide such order.
Judgment ard decree thereon ~ a. said CouH
hall seen meet she premises considered.
Dated a. bennington 'n tn County q Ben.
rlnEi0n Aforesaid. this mn DAY OF july, A. u
1877
EDWARD a. HOLDEN.
Deputy County Clcfk.
CItAs. A. MAUREE.
Attorney Zoe Petitioner.
Bennington. ".
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sy MOTOR TO SOUTH POLE.
shackIetoa's English Expedition Fo'
Antarctic Research sails.

LONDON. july 3i.HIh Endurance.
originally Newfoundland sealing yes.
Acl II 80 tons. but which has been r..
fttci ~ a steam barkcntInc, sailed
down the Thames with the English
south polar expedition. commanded by
Lieutenant y. 49, Shncklcton on board.
Lieutenant Shncklotun WIS O member
" the Discovery antarctic expedition.
under command ~ Captain Scott
Winter quarters for twelve persons.
with provisions Tor two years. will be-
established ON King Edward VII.
Land. and nn attempt will be- mnde
10 reach the south pole during the
summer NJ 1905 The equipment on
board the Endurance consists, among
other things. OF n motor ear provided
with different sets Of runners for
travelling over surfaces ~ varying soft.
ness. twelve siberian ponies and twcn.
ty-four dogs.
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mcrce and 20 dissolve the existing mo-
nopulics therein.
The court Il asked 10 determine
whether public Interests VIII D. l'ci-
Ter suhscrycd hy the appointment N
receivers o. take possession ~ tie
property ~ the alleged trdst with q
view a. bringing ah"ut conditions In
trade aud commerce that viii d. IN
harmony with the law The prayer
IN this respect Il Identical with that In
the ~ called tobacco trust petition.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02
T.rt.i.b Itidnap.rs Captured.

SALONlKA. Aug 1.-The ring
leaders ~ the hand which kidnapped
Robert Abbott from his fathers home
near here have been captured and con.
fcsscd their guilt Seventy Eve thou.
sand dollars wus the ransom paid o.
the kiduapcrs Tor the young mans re-.
lease. aud n large part 81 this ran
som Inns been recovered. The British
government had already insisted that
the ransom be- repaid by the Turkish
government
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. ? Suffer.
ing from the severe pummclIng 70.
cclycd NJ the hands ~ Jimmy Britt
In their twenty round FIGHT Battling
Nelson II attended by n physician
herr. Nelson's condition II not scri
Gus. but be- Il suffering Intensely from
the blows ralncd upon him hy Britt.
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TO CRUSH POWDER TRUST.
Govern .nent Artisn AGAINST Du roat
fampnus. ghnrulnH Monopoly.

Company. 'hnrEinE Monopoly.
WASHINGTON. July 3i.-Thc gov
crnmcnt hlrd In the United States cir.
cult court fur the district of Delaware
at Wilmington. pcl.. n petition against
l.. !. Du Point De Ncmours a CO.. the
=. IN Point De Ncmours Powder
company ~ New Jersey nud twenty.
four other corporations and seventeen
individuals connected with the twenty.
nix corporations which ara made DO.
PENDANTS IN the petition.
The petition relates that all 81 the
defendants are engaged In interstate
trade and commerce IN gunpowdcr and
other high explosives aud are violnt.
Ing the act ~ July ?. 1890. commonly
known as the sherman antitrust net
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02

DULUTH. MINI. Aug Work was
resumed on The or" docks nt Duluth
and Superior. md the strikers at Two
IInrbors are expected O. follow this cX.
ample Immediately. But on the Iron
Range conditions are stlll 80 critical
that II IA believed that troops will have
10 be- sent there Immediately g. gunrl
the mine properties and prevent blood.
.H.I
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CATTLE Supply ight; market steady
choice. psutb. primo. t.utf. Nr-.
calves fsuNt
Hons Receipts ufhfs market slow nrf
tower. prime hrhtIra O. q. mediums AMI
heavy HurkyfH 9 aiHhH. UElf luthrfr
and pigs. lsfHHW. rlurhr. ~ ~
SHEEP AND LAMBS supply light
market afrady. prime WTtHrrs a. 'H.. I'd
suiia and common i.l' lambs tlifo
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02

SAN PEDRO. Cal, Aug . -Four
men lost their lives here when 90 feet
~ n trcstlc ~ the Pacific Wharf and
Storage company collapsed. The dead
mon were crushed 10y carloads ~ ruoh
or drowned. -Four others who went
down with them were rescued. Al
were Greek laborcrs.