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started out with the razor in hlssposses


started out with the razor 10 hlseposses
sion.
II Is not however probable that his
intended victim was the haxen- haired
child who met cruel death at bis hands
end through her fate II Is quite posi-
BILE that some other woman or child es
capped.
After the adjournment OF the inquest
Tuesday afternoon the father OF Alfred
Mahan was allowed TO visit him In his
cell. As his father came In Alfred
broke down and wept, crying "Wby
did do u OH What made me do
III" II was some time before he was
enough composed to talk.
The greatest sympathy is felt for his
father and the rest OF the family. They
are Woodworking respectable people
and the blow that has fallen on them
seems more than they are able to bear
They knew that Alfred was wild and
drank 10 excess but they never had an
Idea that he was capable OF such q
crime
IL Is said that when States Attorney
Meagher visited Alfred OF the jail
Monday afternoon he saw bloodstains
around his Gngernails and by question
log him In regard to these got the con-
fession frcm him. The prisoner is
nov At the point OF collapse from
fright and horror and inquiries II he
Will be hanged and when.
The Inquest was practically complies,
I'd this noon. The testimony has been
all reduced 20 writing for reference.
This morolng Judge Bates examined
several Witnesses In his Office while
states Attorney Meagher and Miss
sessie Sibley as stenographer went to.
North Bennington and secured eyi
dence from several who we're unable to
ZONE here.
The prisoner will be arraigned before
Judge Bates this afternoon or tomor
fow morning on the charge Of murder
aud will be remanded 10 jail TO await
The indictment OF the grand jury.
The funeral OF Little Ethel Hshan,
the victim OF the sad tragedy, was held
from tbehome OF her sorrowing parent,
% Mechanic street la North Besning
TOO at O'Clock this afternoon. R,v
J =. Harper, pastor OF the Congrega.
Ilonal church, ofilciated and the inter.
msut vas 10 the North Bennington CEN
siery.
The people OF North Bennington are
greatly relieved 10 have the crime un.
mistakably fixed on the guilty man as,
u lhere was any possibility Of toe per-
psirator being still at large, no woman
or girl would feel safe on, alone.
The tramp who vas arrested 10 Geo.
Elwell's barn ut North Bennington
Sunday night on suspicion hal he wss
connected, With the crime 10 10 b.
brought into court this afternoon ADD
will probably be released e. there ID
no suspicion against him.
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Of clothing out OF the building and
then decided not to carry them away
Is not known. He was not disturbed
In bis operations for the theft was mol
known until this morning. SO far al
known the last person about the build
ing was Officer Richard Hurley who
went into the cellar about ii O'Clock
20 care for the furnace fire. He noticed
nothing unusual at that time.
The proprletors after making an In
'vestIgatlon are Of the opinion tina,
they have lost goods 70 the amount Of
something over sl00. The entire con-
tents OF the jewelry showcase with the
exception OF two odd cuff buttons were
taken. The value OF the iewelry wal
placed at about $50. In the case at the
time was solid gold Knights Of Pytt
las watch charm belonging 10 s. A,
Burt Mr. Burt bought the charm when
Monument lodge was drst organized
here aud this Is not the first time II has
been stolen. He left II In the case
once before and strange young man
xho came into the store got possession
OF IL. He was arrested shortly after
ward for another theft and the charm
was recovered.
Ca, thief or thieves are known 70
have taken an els black worsted suit
a $40 raincoat, q umbrella, box Of
shirts and some necktles.
There Is no clue TO the identity OF the
thief beyond the pinch bar which wa'
evidently last used by a mason as there
is mortar encrusted on The iron, ant
the instrument Is OF the kind used Ia
the handling OF light stone work.
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MAHAN CONfESSES HE
KILLED LITTLE ETHEL
States Attorney rleagher Has Entire
Story From Him.
Murderer Breaks Down and Wsps As He Tells All the Dreadful
DeiaiIs-Inquss Completed and Testimony kAn
In Writing

"Yes, I did IT,, said Alfred Mahan
TO States Attorney william ]. Meag-
her and then he broke down and told
all the horrible details OF how he killed
Little Ethel Mahan, the DOLLY daughter
OF his brother.
The prisoner was warned by Mr.
Meagher that be was not obliged TO
talk and that whatever he said would
be used against him at his trial but the
Soung murderer declared that he could
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though he insists that be did nothing
more than handle her.
Then lest she tell her mother what
be had done he drew the razor from
his pocket and drew Its sharp edge
across her throat. As he did IL he
held her In his lap and the child never
realized that he was trying 10 harm
her. 10 moment or so she was dead
In his arms.
Terror then seized him and he sought
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-01
STOLE COPPER PLATE
MerrI, heaiek ARRESTED 81 North Adams
0ut on sail.

Morris Kronick had n hearing at
North Adams today on the charge Of
stealing . 10 pound copper plate valu
I'd q, 90 from the electric railroad
power station a Pownsl. Deputy
sheriff John Nash drove 70 North Ad
ans 70 spprchsud Kropick but he re
fused 70 return without extradltIon
papers. Kronick was charged with
theft and with teIng fugitive from
Justice. io was released on sloo
bail on each charge aud the case con
inued 10 MAY II.
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VIII. Of ......i FRASER Dssd.

MoRGANTOwN. W. Va. April 10
No. Leila J. Fraser, thirty i've years
Of age. wife ~ General James {. Fra.
ser Of Governor Davison'r stan, u
dead at MuclavIa Springs. Ind. 81
acute pneumonia fever. She was the
first woman IN West Virginia 70 be nd
mltled 10 the bar and practiced law In
partncruhlp with her husband.
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ST LOUIS. May lat 7.2i last
nIght Aeronaut ]. e. Mcl'oy " New
York. accompanied hy Captain Charles
Nv y. chandler. United States signal
corps. ascelHied In the balloon Ameri'
"a on their long distance flight 10
Washington. The balloon arose with.
sui rni-liap and started south. vccring
slightly Ia the west
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IS WORTHY
OF PARDON
President Favors Freedom
For Anderson.
9 YEARS HONEST CITIZEN
Escaped Convict a Modern Val.
Jean. His Reformation War.
rants a Communication.

NachiNpAosNs N"s ~ itNiu'h'
Roosevelt IN NOTE to the department
OF justice expressed the opinion that
John william January OF Missouri
should have his sentence committed al
once or be parioned outright. Janu.
ary was convicted sope years ago of
Iobbing n postofiice In Oklahoma and
served the grcater portion OF i've
year sentence NJ Leayenworth. lie
then escaped and after nine years Of
liberty was rearrested In Kansas city.
where he had become respected aud
prosperous. and returned Ia prison.
President Rooscvelt's action followed
visit to the White House OF Senator
Warner Of Missouri and !. NJ. Ken
needy. private secretary to Representa-
tive Ellis OF Kansas City. Senator
Warner presented 10 the president n
typewriter statement containing n
synopsis OF petitions signed 10y 2.5O0
persons. representing bankers. burl.
hess men. doctors. lawyers aud judges
OF his state. lie also told the president
there was q petition circulating la Ais
souri, already signed by 1920 persons
asking Tor Januays pardon. After
the matter had beeu explained 90 lin
the president made the following In
dorSement on the statement:
lin view OF the statements Of the
judges. bank presidents aud ~ forth
who know him, | think Andcrson's
nine years Of life a. an honest citizen
hard working aud OF good reputs. war
rant US In committing bis Senten-e Al
once or In pardonlng him outright
Which do you think ought Ia he done
Are there sufficient rcasOns for M,
doing eltherf'
John william January. thirteen OF
fourteen years ago. whes he was Just
twenty one years old. bnoke Into the
postofiice NJ Hennes~ey. Okla. for the
purpose Of robbery. lie got no booty
worth anything. but was caught. tried
IN the federal court nj Guthrie and sen
tDced TO serve ave years In the pcni
Tertiary.
Ia prison January was a model Of
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n...,an p..aI,. da, s,n.ooo.

YEKATERiNosLAv. Russia, May
LA passenger train was held ~ by
bandits nj GouIalnowo station. aud q
bank messenger was robbed OF $4,000
An attempt TO ride the mall bags was
frustrated,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-01

NEW YORK. May Mo change was
made 10 the dividend un United States
Steel common sieck The regular rate
~ one.haK Of per ceut quarterly was
declared. so tho annual meeting the
directors reelected William Y. Corey
president
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u.ss.. Y.,.r. a..rs Probing mn.

ALBANY. y. T.. May i.-Governor
Hughes Said last night that he intend
cd 90 approve the bill OF AssemblFman
Wainwright providing for an invrsiI'
CATION 81 the national guard. which
has passed 10th hsuse- aud II now In
hta hauda
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q n s. ~ % Ia 4 n.
b..r !. nis sind tm I,m VAN Duo
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PASTlMES THE WINNERS.

Defeated Colonial Ten Pin Team Monday
Evening.
Ever since their defeat by the Colon
isl ten pin team few nights ago the
PastImes have threatened 10 get even
and Monday night they turned the
trick at the Corbett -Grennao alleys.
The score:
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Total pIns -Pas,lmes se5s, Color
ials, 3ls5.
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|, AlTiElO
DOCTOR EN- MRDICINA
Y CTRUJIA

OCULISTA. -Ex. medico au.
xi6sr de la Clfnica ofta'mol6.
gica, que a cargo der doctor
Barraquer existe en- el Hospi.
tal de Ia Santa Cruz de Bar.
ce'ona. Co. sultorio exclusive
para afec,iones de los oios.
Tetu&n "a. (cerca del Tea
tro. - Horas de cor sulta:
De oal2 de la mai ana -
Gratis ( los pobres, de 649
de Ia mahana. a.
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Flag So Trains stop discharge
Parada de sefa Los paaan la seal de
pasajeros Daily. Diaro Daily Except Sundays.-Dario
Excepto los Domingos Sunday Only-Domingo soamente
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The New York { perto Rico Steamship COMPANY
Bi untIl Psh wn G0Im. |, b: E.hIu Dlla, /. Apln s.
SKRT/CIO DE CAROz/LR

II vspor PORTO RICO llavando paseie.
ros sA!gA. ssldfG DO Ssn lAs dos Go e
maafugada para todos l0s pssrtcs ds ia Iajs
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6:ee. Oetubre ). II 81. Novisnhre ID g,
y l@s% ossaSs. Pc y z gor q os,is. sspasnhEs
oiembrs 9 y 20.
Este vapor eonsstS con. los vanores de
estA 0ompaAla para New York. &c reoihe
earga hslGA las doee dol die antes dc saiida.
Se venden pasaies "a les oasiAas, hsstA las
suaaDo 90 laIarde del dfa sntarioF 90 sAlidA
vspor vASCo llevando saras solsmsnee
ssldr4 pare todes los pusrtos q la Isia de sn
rata 10 una de lA mAEAna, On les siguien-
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yiemhre z Il. DicismhPa , 1Ol pcr d C0ais
80 sFs II u. NovismbFs II , Ss. Diaiem
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Vidal HerInanls { c..

Comerciantes en- mercancfas, pro-
visiones y licores al por mayor Y de-
tall. Nendedores del acreditado ron
oMerceditao de Yabucoa Fajardo, P. r.
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ANUNOIO

III que suscribe, ofrece mulas do
madas { ind6mistas. Z FL que interese
comprar alguna puede dirijirse a esta
Villa. .-ALFREDo AMY.
Coamo Julio 81 1907.
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Gin antrs 0nspcpiia-M escpt.

Gin einfadeS, aber ousge5ei6nctes
&e5ept, ous piel bon Aer5ten bel Der
9e6anolling bon 3pspcpiia unO an'
beren MogenleiOen peridrie6en miro,
beltebt aus "a lln5e fliiIligem gltdJlt'
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meroen bon jebem e~rItflaliigen &po-
tbefer gefiibrt uno bos &e5ept ioa
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iauer, lit es empfeblenSpertb, oben
o%enonnten @eItanotbeilen 5rpei Sup
penl0ffel ooQ gadiooa bei5ufiigen.
Die Coils lit Elm S%lippenlofiel poll
Oreimul 0es Cages, Dor ben W3abl.
6eiten 81 tebmen. (i4)
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Sn oen iibrigen 9un0cs @ettcr-
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mometerIt0noe beobadJtet:
GoItport 80, EortlonO 30, Bolton
So, albanp 80, Iem.Dorf ~, @6ilo.
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80, Glepelano 80, Getroit 80, 9llpena
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Gas 0~Spd)cmbfatt.

Die pergangeue ISOLDE bat mie0er
iebr OieI Invertebrates gebroht. Sn
Gellti6Iano CAB e5 I'M ncllen ReiGS-
tag mond' lle6erroi6enoeS, 6ronf-
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lem unO pielem mebr, @iiiensmer-
tDem aus oQer @elt er5Gblt oa8 $50
dcnblott 0e3 oQeutiden Gorrelpon-
oenten," OoS belte, mie ii6li1 je0en
Sreitog, crideint.
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Serbs Opernb0llS sur 2(ufiiibrung
fonmen0en 4oiie Sic NGberin."

in Ser 5tpcitct, @0moro g8. &lein IN
Scr Orittcn, George Soen5lcr in ser
fiinften, 0opi0 Seller in Ser iiebcn-
ten, Nlnl. $. S6u6arOt in Ser 5ebn-
ten, @enrp u. lllri6 IN Scr 10, G6o8.
8. &o6litcoo in Scr 90, 2(lbcrt Wf.
Sprociier in ser %. un0 Or. Sobu $,
@ro@bollS in Der "a. @or6.
Sic @o0tcr-6 oftion bot an Gcltt-
iAen nlfgeltclt: GboS. $. Seintcnon
I'M 4. Giitrift fir Den 3pciten 3weig
mo iiir cen crItcn 3rpcig 10 mrit
9crnboro Giet in Der f%iinften umo
@m. $. 2%eonboulcr in Scr 81. @or6.
Sm oritten Stootrot6S6ejirft Got
oic Simomls.6 oftion Serrn SIRIUS
NpplcGortb iiir ben 3luciten &ot6S-
5tucig mfgcItcQt.
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Sin IdSncs nnS niitlidcs 9eIdlenf

Sin idGncs atb niitlidcs 0cidenf
fir Ingcb0rige tit INNER cine lcbens-
grofc photographic pber einc flint.
lcriid ppllenoete. Gppic eincs alien
Silbcs lit Grayun, 8aiIcrfarbc, Del
ober Gaitell. Die idOnitcn Cabinet.
bilocr miir 81 pro 9ntrnb.
Snlins Scbbcl, beutider Bbotograpb,
CO. 321 WurS-0 Gays traRc.
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@c(byeubunocn

nad 0eltti1lanb "a Gents pro Wfarf,
nad Seltrei9 20R Gents pro &rcne.
gorto EXTRA. Sdiffsfarten bon nno
ua6 8euti6lano. Geiiepdiie, @ed-
iel, greoitbriefe llno ausldnoiides
Gelo. Sbep. $. Sicner & Go., PIT
SIt-9aItimore- StraBe. COB
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GA
Tragt die Die Sote, Die lr Inner Gakauft HALT
Inter ~ U0.0
sohrift M~NZZW
Won
0emtfdes Wclb

5a Derfaufen. $3.50 Gents pro Warf
ooer 4.2O Marf fir einen Dollar.
@ediel uno greoitbriefe auf ole
Staote guropa's. @elbienoungen,
Sdiffsfarten, Geiiep1lie uno aislan.
oiides @elo. Sbeo. s. 9icner e So,
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Sin Triib : am : Murgcn : 3itg nadJ
Yitt3burg un0 Gbicago pia 8alti'
mara ,ttA Shto
more uno Ohio.

Ger .Gagesli6t 3llg" perldBt Bal
timpre, Wount Gopal G.45 Wtorgcns,
Camden 700 Woreens. Infnnit IN
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S6laimaggon bon Yitts6nrg an, Der
in Chicago 7.45 WorgenS onfommt.
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409-411 Norb-8ap.G trake,

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g feiniie GubinetsVortrnits NIB 1 lebeuSerobes
Iortrait nit feinem Ga6men fir $3.50.
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Ser Grfula cines @eidafts Banet

bon ser 0fientli6en Meinung ab.
8os mag mo6l oaS @q6Stbum BON
8ranf Steil's 8rauerei geiorOert
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Mit EnlUcr NIB Slci.

Sin itulicniider @irt6 jogt ii6 cine
&u0eI in sic 9rltit. - 6nmiliells
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cernnbm 0en SduB ltll0 elite 6crbef,
Tim ibren Sobn ans elmer 8rrItmun0e
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mur0e iofort benGd)riGtigt mt0 Gopis
tin 2euglte lieB sen &ermunoeten in
Scr 9linbullll5 OeS 0ItliGen 0iItrifts
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st. SolepbS : Soipital" gebrodt.
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&eined ltorb geitern I'M glter bon 66
Sobren in i6rer lebten @pbnung Nr.
S31, Noro : Eotterion.B Npennc,
bon no aus Dos 2eidenbegGngnib
om Sonntog Nadmittag Inn 3 llbr
Itattfinbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15

Tcinc Gpnfirmatious- In5iige
madt u. Gnicrim, aunoenldneioer,
Scr. IL, Norosgutop StraBe.
(MpriIt7-iSiSr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15

SiIberierpice oes 30 orp-
Lamb" bemun6ert. - @ie Go-
pitGn 81. g. Sngerioll, Scr Gomnton-
0ant OeS &rer5ers oWarplonO," Srn.
6. Stanley @arp aus Monila idrci6t,
babe oas Silberieruice, melbes oie
9iirger oieieS StooteS lebten &crbit
Sen 0ifi8iercn oes SrelijerS idcnftet,
iiberaIl 9epunoerung be%ruorgerufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15
Mittaos.3no nadl Yitts6nro nnS

Chicago, Baltimore uno Sbio-9obn
.G6icago 2imite0" bcrlaBt 9olti,
more, Wount Ropal 1913 Na6m.,
Camden 1922 @afm. @nfunft in
8~ittsburg 9.42 a6enos, Chicago 9.45
Morgens. ObIerpations .Gorlorpog-
gor, y9raiping Goom" S6lafuag-
gons uuo SpeiiemaggonS. 04tb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15

Ger yWonllmental Social Club"
inOoilirte IN elmer geitern 4beno in
Rr. 1876, Ganton.Ipemle, abgebal-
teren 8eriammlung folgenoe Demo.
fratiide Ganoioaten Sir Mapor: s.
9orrp Mabool; Yr1iioent oeS 5peitelt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Geo. &c. Nltn.
len; Gontroleur: Sorrp s. Sooper;
iiir Den 5weiten Staotratbs5meig:
@m. 9. Smith; fir Ocn eriten Stoot-
ratbs5peig: Or. George Seller.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-05-24
Holland News Items.

HOLLAND, FLA, May 20, 1907.
We have been having plenty of rain
for the past few days, which of course
was good on crops. Corn crops are as
nice as could be expected, and gardens
are just fine. Everybody have been
very busy setting out potatoes.
Miss Florrie Allen spent the past Wee%
at Hopedale with her many friends.
Miss Fannie Allen spent the past
week at Jackson Bluff with friends and
relatives.
Misses Florrie and Ollie Allen spent
the day Sunday with their sister, A. o.
p. Harvey.
Messrs. Claude and Oscar Allen made
a flying trip TO Antioch church Sunday
last
Miss George Grissett was the guest
of Miss Sarah Williams Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Annie Harvey is spending two
or three days with relatives at BlOx-
ham.
Mr.. Hintz Barineau and Mr.. Jim
Thomas made flying trip TO see their
mothers Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Allen was the
guest Of Mrs. Fannie Williams Satur-
urday p. m.
Mrs. McCohen's baby Is very i'll, but
hope It will be better soon.
Mr.. Joe Thomas and Miss Lille Rich
ards was married at the home of her
parents the first Sunday. Hope them
q long and happy life.
Messrs. Carter Harvell and Jack and
John Vanse was the guests of Misses
Fannie, Florrie and Ollie Allen Sunday
p. m, and all called on Mrs. Henry
Rudd, and had some nice music.
Mr. II. c. Allen made pleasant trip
20 Tallahassee Monday.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-05-24
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