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TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

PORTUGUESE EAST AFRICA. The History Scenery
ard Great Game OF Manlca ard Sofala. ~ r. O. r.
Vaughan. With and illustrations. Svo.
$40 tE. +. Dutton COL
\ voune esrecialIy devoted to the natural beautss
and opportunities for the sportsman q portion *
Africa but little known
DAMPIER'S VOYAGES. Consisting a New Voyage
Round the World n Supplement- TO the Voyage Round
the World, Two Voyages TO Canpeaehy. a Discourse
Wiajs. a Voyage % New Holland ana a VIndIca-
ton in Answer 70 the ChmeTical Relstiou OF William
FCunel. By ptaa Willta0l DamDier Edited bv
John Maseded. In two vOllues. With portrait and
maps Syo tx ell; vii, G23- (E P. Duttou G C'ol
The used IL this edition for the New Vcyage
Round the World tire ''NCyage T. TclQuin,'' the
'pescriptiOn Clu2sachy' and '"The Discourse On
Winds is that o. the sixth edition. printed On INT
The text for the Voyage % New HOiland' "a that
printed IN 15S9.
SPANISH ENPL0RE2S IN THE SOUTHERN UNITED
Nunez C0hec-l de Edited b. FredeTtcb ~.
Hedge The Narrative Of the Expedition OF HeIueud0
de soto. BY the Gentleman OF Eivas. Edited
Gore Il. Lewis. The Narrative OF the Expedition O
Coronado. ty Pedro De Cast1reda. Edited by FreS-r
lex W Hodge. With and a facsimile rzVrcIuc-
ton svc pp al. Charles Scrihners Sorsl
Issued in Original Narratives OF EaTlv American
History" reproduced under the auspices o. the
lean Historical Association. edited BY J. Franklin
Jameson Pm r.. IL n
SICILY: THE NEW WINTER RESORT. An EncycIa-
raiia OF Sicily BY Douglas Siadsn With ilIust, a.
items. I2mo. PIP. xiv. exc e. p. DUttOn & Col
A guide 20 the historic monuments and pictlressus
Of Sicily, giving full details OF railways snl
ether nodes % travel with subjects alphabetically
ranged
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BIOGRAPHY.

MEMORIES. BY Major General Sir owen Tudor Bu-ne
q. e. l. E. X. {. 5 1. Illustrated Svo pp. vi:
Si3. UCng.Eans. Green K CO.
RecollectiCns OF n Ions military ir India.
MOLTKE IN HIS HOME. ~ Frederick Augus,e Dress
Ter Authorized Translation by MIS-. Charles Edward
Barrett LennaEd- With IItloduction 10y
Methuen. C. a b illustrated, SyO. pP. XII 159
IL. 7. Dutton Col
An intimate glimpse Of the famous German Field
Marshal
RICHARD III: HIS LIFE AND CHARACTER Re
.lEWED IN THE LIGHT OF RECENT RE-
SEARCH BY Sir Clements r. Markham K. G. p
With portrait SvO. pD. xix. S21 tx r. DuttOn
Col
An attempt to prove that the last or the Plan
tagenet kings not the cruel tyrant that histo-
rlaas and poets have made him
THE LAST or THE ROYAL STCARTS: HENRY
STUART, CARDINAL DUKE OF YORK BY Her
bert IA Vaughn, Illustrated Syo ID. Nix. 800.
history OF the political and religious OF
the youngest sen OF James III. Cardinal Duke ~
York and Bishop Of Frascati.
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THE TRvFL ~; IS. JOY ny Ernest Frederick Pierce
Joy e" is Country Inn IN the south OF Ensaai
DIMRIE AND AND AMELIA BY Mabel Barnes
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The story Of a sensational murder trial.
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IRE remarkable feats of detective
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The adventures OF energetic snowman IN many
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Mr. William Stone Booth has prepared under
the title of "A Practical Guide for Authors a
useful manual for the gifted beginner in litera
ture Careful information is offered therein on
these topics: PREPARATION OF the Manuscripts
Offering a Manuscript to a Publisher Advance
Royalties: The Literary Agent; Copyright
The British Market Serial Rights; Agreements
and Contracts; Cover Designs; Advertisements
and Descriptive Circulars; Press Copies; Proof
Reading Sizes OF Types Generally Used in
Books: Signs Used in Correcting Proof; Ameri-
can and English Rules for Spelling and Punct-
uaton. etc.
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HISTORY.

THE MANOR AND MANAGERIAL RECORDS. BY Ma
thanieI ] Hone illustrated. sv0. PP. ", $50. e.
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A history Of tie origin Of the English immortal
estates and their tenants. giving Illustrations OF
cou sscords Gatll. from the reign OF t=Ty III ana
a photography OF HanOTtal literature
7,FyE, sEr0NIoRIAI. SYSTEM IN CANADA. A study IN
Frpnch Colonial Policy. By William Bennett Munroe
Pm %. IL 3. svo pp. Kill 2a5. Q-onsHans. Green
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DRAMA.

JOYZELL.E AND NORMA WANNA. BY Maurice Maetsr-
liHck limo. PIP 271- tDoed Mead Coz
The rrst OF the plays is translated by A TeixeiTa
de Mates. the second by Alfred Sutro.
on THE EVE \ Drama IN Three Acts. By Leopold
KGnpf. 12mo. pp. 100 international Library Pub
Nshing Company
The scenes take place Russian town the
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Mr.. Burdett-Coutts in writing the biography
of his late wife does not intend. apparently. TO
produce a char@Gter study. but will devote him
self 70 detailing the facts OF her life Ger cor
respondence must be remarkably interesting
for she knew most Of the famous people OF
several generations in Europe. Her house was
packed with papers going back more than u
hundred years. She was in her childhood the
pet Of Harriet Mellon, her grandfather's second
wife (afterward Duchess of st. Albans) and
there are DOUBTLESS relics Of that eccentric dame
among these papers
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REPRINT.

AN INTRODUCTION To THE STUDY OF BROWNING.
By Arthur Sxmcas. New edition. revised
larEed 12mO pp- Kill 263 &c. p. DuttOn s. Col
THE COLLECTED WORKS OF HENRIK IBSEN COpy-
edition. Revised and edited by William
Archer. In eleven volumes. Vol VIII.
TO TIE People. and The Wild Duck 121nO. Do XVI
(Char.es SCTibT SCns)
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LITERATURE.

STUDIES IN SEVEN ARTS BY Arthur symous. Svo.
ID. VII 304 (E. p. Dutton Col
Essays painting. sculpture. architsc.uTs. music.
haldicIGft the stage and dancing. u1ff m
BACCAI.ACR 1ATE ADDRESSES AND CTIIEsEs TALKS
on KINDRED THEMES. BY Arthur IwtninS Hal
12rEO pp. 2I3- Charles Scrihners SCns-)
WOMAN: HER POSITION AND INFIGENsCE IN An
GENT GREECE AND ROME AND AMONG TIE
EARLY CHRISTIANS. By James Donaldson. ~ A.
LII l. limo p2. IS UOnsulans. Green & col
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JUVENILE.

HOW IT WORKS Dealing in Simple Language with
steam Electricity. Light. Heat, sound, Hydraulics
S1ptlcs etc. and with Their Application Apparatus
IN Common Use. BY Archibald Williams Illus
tratsd- l2mo. pp- xii. S6i Chomas Nelson & SouA(
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John Esten Cookies novel, My Lady Polka
hontas," is remembered a quaint and pleasan.
book. and many Americans will be glad 10 re-
read it in the edition which HoughtOn
NIifiin s Co have published, apropos OF the
jamestown celebration.
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POLITICAL SCIENCE.

LOCAL. AND CENTRAL GOVERNMENT. B7 Percy
Ashley NJ. A. Svo. pp. XII 396. q. p Dutton & Col
y comparative study OF England. France. Prussia
end the United States.
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RELIGlOuS.

THE INVISIBLE THINGS. AND OTHER SERMONS.
By J Sparhawk Jones 12sro. pp- Do OonsmaEs.
Green & Coz
THE UNION HAGGNDAII. Edited BY the Central Con-
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publishing Company
\ home service book for the Jewish Passover.
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EDUCATIONAL.
FICTION.

MODERN PENMANSHIP AND ITS PRACTICAL Az
PLICATION. Ry G. l. Ricketts, 4to. ID. SO. tChi-
cngo: Laird & Iee)
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AI.llY AND NAVY EDITION OF GRANTS QUICK
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Prepared expressly for the use Of the army. navy,
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ARTILLERY AND EXPLOSIVES ESsays and Lectures
Written ard Delivered a Various Times. By Sir
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40. pp- xvi tE. T. Dutton a. Coz
TIME AND CLOCKS. A Description ancient and Mod
Methods Of Measuring Time By H II. Cunylg-
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DINING AND ITS AMENITIES. BY q Lover oS Good
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historic and modern
LISIONS. With a short photography: By Hugh
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tE. I. Dutton x Coo
THE SHIPPING WORLD YEAR BOOK. A Desk Nan
Tra3e Commerce and Navigation Edited by
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MOTOR CAR PRINCIPLES. The Gasolene AUtomobile.
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Explaining the principles that undarlis autoaOcils
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NATURE STUDY.

THREE ACRES AND LIBERTY. By Bolton Hail. As
sisted b. p r Powell. With an IntFodUcti11 BY
George T. Powell. Illustrated. l2rno. XII, ass
Crbe Macmillan Company
\ study OF the possibilities OF small farnz.
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IS A Neutrality-suspicious. WRITE NE;

get you any book ever published on any sub
ject. The expert book finder When in Eng
land call and my. 100000 books. BAEERS
GREAT BOOK SHOP, John Bright birmingham
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Farmer George is the title Of a book about
George III which Mr.. Lewis Melville has been
writing There is comedy I'm the story OF this
Kings hfe-and at the end of it there was
grievous tragedy. Who that has read Miss Bur
ney's court journal can forget those hours when
the Queen and her children sat quaking at every
sound coming from the room OF the unhappy
husband and father?
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BOOKS and AUTHORS.
Current Talk of Things Present and
to Come.

der" So said Sheridan OF young Charles Rus
sell Lowell the nephew of the poet ana
scholar OF ability Leaving Harvard with honors.
he undertook 10 become railroad man ana an
ironmaster and began his career as workman
at the foot OF the ladder. The Civil War inter-
rupted that career and he fell at Cedar Creek
His Life and Letters edited by DR.. Edward
W. Emerson are coming from the RIVERSIDE
Press.
Few intelligent persons, imagine. will be
willing TO believe that the supposed portrait o.
Shakespeare recently found In an English couh-
try inn does really represent the poet AT the age
o. "a. It's date l5SS-the year in which
sbakespeare reached that age-the letters Nv.
S. on the back, and resemblance IN the mere
outline OF the face to the DroeshOut engraving
are very weak items to present as proof-and
no others can be gathered. The face Is an eX-
ceedlnCly stupid one. and possibly belonged to
some amiabIe youth OF the countryside VINO
cid not know poem from deed OF hand. MI
Shorter thinks the portrait is an ingenious
fake" Of the eighteenth century. MI. NJ. H.
spielmann. who is preparing book on the va
rfous Shakespeare portraits, is non-committal'
and more or less cynical about the discovery
Mr. SpieImann. we are told. places In the FOL
lowing order the Shakespeare portraits;
d Portrait by Jansen sea- az ,,,I Buis'rode
"a The Ely Palace Portrait, -. ~,
az The Chandos Portrait. National foF'ralI Oei-
lery. .-.. ,,,,,.,o.o
f6l The FELTON, Portraits belonging 10 the !a'e
Baroness Burdett-Coutts.
Mr.. spIelmann had intended to use in his
forthcoming book about three hundred illustra-
tons: but of all the so-caIled Shakespeare por-
traits he has inspected there are only two orig
nals. six with respectable claims. scores of gen
tIenen OF the period alleged to he Shakespeare
and innumerable forgeries and faxed originals
OF portraits BY artists contemporary with
Shakespeare" The two authentic portraits are
the Droeshout engraving and the Stratford
Holy Trinity Church bust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16

collection of short stories written b. Cali
fornia authors more or less known to fame is
to he brought out under the title of THE Spin
ncr7 Book OF Fiction 1t Is TO be sold for the
benefit OF the Ina CoOlbrith Fund.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

u is reported that the Forepaugh a
Sells Brothers circus will exhibit here
some time In August but that the date
j. not yet announced.
u, l.. Wells OF Troy who IL spcpd.
ing the summer az the Lake 81 Gather
me house while fishing ON the lake
Yesterday landed a pickerel which
weighed Is pounds. This Is the rec.
ord catch Of the season.
Al the Sunday morning service IN
the Baptist church the annual coutri.
button FOR ministerial education viii
BE- taken up. The seml.annual re.
port for the church for the sIx month";
ending June 30 shows that during
that time rs persons we're received
INTO membership by baptism: 5000
was offered for benevolent purposea
outside OF bennington.
The new electric railroad oomple,.
I'd yesterday the stringing OF tele.
phone wire from the starting OF the
road 10 its end In the village The
wires are attached TO every pole. the
telephones are IN handy positions and
are for the use Of the, company In case
OF accident and are the private prom.
crty OF the company alone.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-12
FAVOR IS PeR CENT TAX
Prudential Committee Of Brattleboro
School District Needs Fund.

Bratticboro. July 9.-The prudential
committee OF the incorporated school
district including the high school will
issue tomorrow a statement OF the con.
dition of the schools. The committee
recommends that tax Of s. per cent
be- raised. which will be- I've cents on
n dollar less than last years tax This
viii provide n new system Of heating
and ventilation In the Canal street
school building which viii be- put In
next summer and will provide fund
OF $4,000 toward the payment Of the
high school heating bonds
last years tax provided Tor the last
of the high school heating bonds. Prin
cipai y. u. Smith reports that the
greatest present need 81 the Brattle.
boro schools b. a director Of physical
training Miss Marguerite Tucker.
supervisor. departs somewhat from the
customary discussion Of the purely
scholastic side Of school life aud dis.
cussca conditions which make Tor the
good or bad health Of the children.
She also thinks that a curfcw law
would prove n blessing 10 the schools
OF today and 20 the Bratticboro Of the
future The schools will b. closed all
81 Valley fair week
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-12
VERMONT LEAGUE sTlLL LIVES
The University Of Vermont Team viii
Represent Burlington Next Week.


burlington. July 1.-THE Vermont
State League took a new lease Of life
yesterday when arrangements were
made whereby the University team
under the management 81 Tom Hayes
viii assume the role 81 Burlington. the
third team 10 attempt this dihicult
Part the present season. This was
brought about through n conference in
this city Of President Van DuKer Of
Plattsburgh. Vice President Milne OF
Rutland aud Manager Hayes The
latter will bring his team here from
Newport for the opening game next
Monday and the schedule Tor the week
has been arranged.
Hayes says the star Vermont pitcher
Ray Collins. will be- In the box bur
rington ~ expected 90 work behind
the bat. Grow u Randolph Ia center
field aud Bill Williams at second
Hayes viii play the outncld and the
rest of the infcld viii consist Of lar.
~ Gardner at short and Partridge az
third aa during the college season.
Pitcher Hunt aud Scott will b. the
other outncldcrs and Davis will cover
first.
The general enthusiasm about town
ON announcement ~ the above ycatcr.
day was gratifying 10 the baseball pro.
motors aud without question this will
be- the best move possible 10 revive In.
tcrcHt In the sport IN burlington. Many
have felt all along that the Vermont
team was the one Ia uphold the bur
ilngton ond on any baseball PROPOSE.
ton. made up az Il IL OF va many local
fayoritca.
That Ray Collins. the Vermont left.
handler n Of major league calibrc H.
borne out By the determined efforts Of
the New York NJ we'll aa the Ioaton
Americans 10 sign him. Barrett. scout
Tor the New York Hlghlandcrs. II H.
said has offered him $4,000 for four
mnotha season. from July Ia October
Some have held that interest IN base
ball this season has wancd because
there we're no great pitchers In the
league. men with n biz reputation like
vlckera. Wigs. Docaoher. Coomba and
Reulbach. Now there will be- pitcher
In the game right In their class and 60
this n revival of enthusiasm will be- a..
cribed. Collins ~ as good NJ any Of
the big fellows when they won their
spurs In the Northern League.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-12
WAR ON SEEMING
New York Commission for Protection
Of Fish In Lake champlain.


PlattsburF. July S.-Thc special com.
mission for the protection Of hsh In
lake Champlain met Tor organization
at Albany yesterday In the oGlcS Of
James = Whlpplc. forest. hsh and
game commissioner. says the Press
The members Of the commission are
senators Knapp. Gilohrist. and Cullen.
Asscmblymcn Mills. Ganlcy. and Ham.
llion and Commissioner Whipplc. Sen.
aior Knapp was elected chairman. II
was decided 10 correspond with oflci-
ais Of Vermont and the Canadian gov.
eminent "a arrange for n meeting.
Both this state aud Vermont are
stocking lake Champlaln with fsh aud
the United States authorities have n
tlsh hatchery on the lake but II a. 90.
timatcd that nc least $4,000 worth of
game FISH are taken out 81 the lake
each year by men who have licenses
10 fish with nets In Canadian waters.
For several years officials OF Vermont
and New York have tried 90 secure an
agreement with Canada 10 that net
hahlng would be- stamped out. but the
slaughter Of hsh has continued. Both
states have passed laws prohibiting
the shipment Of FISH across those
states va that the fishermen have been
Obliged 10 hnd market outside Of
New York.
Governor Hughes was requested r..
Gently To communicate with the sccrc.
tary OF state nc Washington 10 that
an interview might be- arranged with
the Canadian officials who have power
10 act In the matter. II ~ believed
that during the summer some effective
plan will be adopted TO stop net fish.
Ing In Misslsquol bay.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-12
PROTESTS AGAINST
BENN|NGTON'S
ROADWAYS.
Seymour Van SantvOord Writes
To Selectmen.
REQUESTS FOR HELP IGNORED
Complains OF Highway From corpora'
ton to Woodford Line as Extremely
Dangerous.

The selectmen have received from
Hon. Seymour Van Santyoord the fol
lowing letter which is self explana-
tory:
TO the Selectmen. Bennington. Vt,
Dear Sirs:--l must call your atten-
ton to the shocking condition OF GER
tain parts OF the highway from the
east line OF the corporation to the
Woodford line which az two or three
points IL positively dangerous. The
narrow plank bridge just below the
residence OF John Wilson Is rOtted out
and the danger II anything h increased
by the attempted covering OF the ditch
with n rotten plank. Directly In front
Of the house OF John Wilson and also
Ia front OF Frcdenburg's house there
Is nothing but bed OF Jagged stones
aud hardhcads. while rolling stones
nll the main track at all points.
Nothing has been done Ia this high.
way IN years and even the law In re-
gard to raking out loose stones has
not been observed Last year ! bad.
Is famed valuable horse In front OF
Fredcnburg's and nov give notice that
/ shall hold the town liable for posi-
BILE damage u this neglected highway
does not receive immediate attention.
At least the loose stones be- removed.
the broken bridge repaired. and at the
two points specifically mentioned.
gravel should be- hauled on.
We have paid taxes for years with.
out one dollar OF return on this I'm.
portaut road except a little work each
year with a road scrapcr which on a
road Of this character b. a positive Diet.
riment rather than help.
I address this 90 your community
a. appeals Ia the past To the rad
commissioners have never received
the cold respect OF passing glance. p"
u any member Of your board will drive
~ and inspect the points ! have re-
ferrud to he will agree with me that
the conditions are a disgrace aud an
abomlnation. submit that few dol.
lars might both fairly and wisely be-
expended for gravel and repairs on
this important highway. as nonrcsi-
dents Ne c1pcnd a very considerable
sum In Bennington every year. but the
temptation to prolonE our stay In the
country grows less and less each year.
as our requests Tor some little consid
Grafton la this matter are ignored I
most earnestly bcg your immediate
consideration Of this complaint and r..
quest Tor assistance.
Respectfully yours.
Seymour Van Santyoord
tuiy 10 1907
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-12

sinncg- under Niii's uic f,1crdtlOh nc
the suggestion " Jack Slmpklns came
10 the relief u Orchard when arrested
Tor killing Sicuncnbcrg.
senator Borah. who conducted the
examination, emphasized the connec.
ton u Jack Slmpklns and the fedora.
ton and the fact that the federation
without inquiry NJ 10 the gullt or limo.
cence Of Orchard. gave $500 from rs
treasury Ca provide for his defense.
lie also developed the fact that the
federation II providing for the defense
of Steve Adams, who II charged with
killing two claim jumpers NJ the In.
stigatlon Of Jack simpklns. Meyer
denied knowing anything about the
siO0 that Haywood sent 90 Jack Slmp.
klns few days before Stcunenbcrg
was assas-innted and which II traced
10 Orchard by an unsigned note he got
NJ Caldwell jail aud n coincidence Of
dates.