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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-20

Guard Christie. of jamestown.
was in Williamsburg yesterday.
Sweeney & Son are erecting a res
idenoe for Mr. J. w Jones. on Scot
land street.
Mr.. Crane. Of New Jersey. is
building a residence on Henry street
adjoining "Northinguon- -
Mr.. J II. Seymour has moved
into his handsome s.S==i residence or
Henry street.
Attorney Frank Armistead has &c
turned from Surry county. where h'
has been attending court and takinl
dispositions.
Mr.. II. G. Harms. foreman Of Thl
Gazstte. was called 10 his home i
Lexington. Va. on account of lines
in his family.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-20
Returned After Pleasant Visit.

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Wright. OF Z.
Toledo. Ohio. after a pleasant visit
TO their son. Mr.. Geo. Wright. and
brother. Mr.. w. r. Thomas have
returned home. Thew own a fine
little farm south Of the city and
known as "Clarks. -
Mr.. Wright. who IS a newspaper
man. IS greatly pleased with Viz
ginis and especially this section. and
expects 70 spend his old days on
his property here Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright visited the Exposition with
which they were favorably impress
Cd.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-20
New Professors Elected.

AT the meeting of the Board OF
Visitors of William and Mary Cot
legd held here Tuesday. besides the
trapsactiM of routine business. two
new professors were elected.
The Department OF Physics was
created out of the Department of
Natural Sciences snd Prof. VIII
Keeble. Of Tennessee. was elected
to the chair. Prof. Keeble IS now
at the University Of Chicago. from
which institution ne will take the de-
gree Of Ph. d.
Prof. II. +. Bennett. Of Florida.
graduate o. Peabody Institute and
OF the University OF Chicago. was
elected to the chair of Philosophy
and Education to succeed Prof.
Alex B. Coffey. g. o. Ferguson.
Jr.. a graduate OF William and Mary
last session. was chosen assistant to
Prof. Bennett.
Mr.. Ro. Spencer was elected stew
ard alta salary OF 81. 500. and suPerin-
tendent of buildings and grounds a
a salary of $500. Mrs. Spencel
was elected houSekeeper al salarl
OF $500. The steward was put on
straight salary in lieu of board 70
his family at the institution.
! The position OF housekeePer IS
new one. Mr.. Spencer has bee
steward since 1888. a period OF i
years.
Col. L. w. Lane was also electe
treasurer OF the college.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-20

Mr.. F. O-Keeffe contemplates
building residence on Scotland ST.
Mr.. Orville St. John eft Wednes-
day for a soiourn of several weeks
in Detroit Mich. and Essex county.
Canada.
Rev. Sinclair. who sails in August
for China where he viii act as Mis-
sioanry. viii conduct services in
Bruton church Sunday morning.
The board Of supervisors. Of
James City viii hold their regular
monthly meeting next Monday.
Regular annual settlement with al
county officers VIII be held.
The next regular examination OF
teachers for certificates to teach in
the public schools Of this city vii
DC held July 10Th. 5Oth and 5lst.
See notice.
After July 5lst the Williamsburg
ice wagons viii not deliver ice or
Sunday. The factory viii DC oper
to 10 a. m. and those who want icc
viii have TO send for Il.
Irish potatoes have advanced con
siderably the past few days anC
were yesterday quoted at S2.7S pc
barrel. The Produce Exchange
still shipping from this station.
The heavy rains Sunday an'
Monday badly washed the streets
Duke Of Gloucester street is sorel
in need Of the services Of the roa'
machines after the contractor get
through ditching for gas pipe.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-20
REUNION OF ENTERTAINERS.
German- American Say at James
town tlposii0a.

jamestown Exposition. Va--Fur-
ther details Of the celebration Of
German American Day at the James
town Exposition. August !. indicate
that Il viii be one Of the most inter-
esong days OF the Exposition The
National German AIliance
has invited al Germans in America
20 be IN attendance and srch an IN
terest is being aroused that many
thousands viii no doubt DC IN stten-
dance. The event IS 10 serve a
dual purpose. that Of a grand gath
ering and reunion OF the Fsther-
land people. German and Amer
can born; and 10 celebrate the one
hundred and thirty-second snniver-
sary Of the German-Amcrican De
clarsnon of Independence which
event ranspired August !. l77S.
eleven months before the decisrz-
ton OF American Independence.
when the Germans in Philadelphia.
through the directors of the Luth-
eTan and Reformed churches. pub
lished a manifesto which admon-
shed 10 take Up arms and they be
gan TO drill for the conflict which
they saw ahead.
The program which has been AZ
ranged for this celebration IS of such
character as 70 interest and attract
visitors from far and near. Car
Rurhrmund. of Richmond IS execu-
tive commissioner for Virginia. oi
the National Alliance.
The principal address viii DC de
livered by Dr. Charles John HEX
amer. Of Philadelphia. president o
the National German American Al
lance. He is one of the bes
e known German Americans IN TIA
q country and has just had conferre'
ICoutioued 70 PzCe Il }
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-20
Card of Thanks.

Mrs. <. A. Wright and Mrs. John
w. Austin wish 70 tender their
thanks 70 the many friends of Mr..
Wright during his illnesss for their
services and great kindness shown
to him. especially his knitting mill
friends. who SO freely contributed
for the purpose of procuring a nurse
Tor him. May the heavenly Father
reward them all.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-20
INTERESTING LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
The Events Of q Week Told in a
Few Words.

There viii be services in Bruton
Episcopal church every Sunday
morning through the summer. at
ii o'clock.
Messrs. K. X. Tyssen. Oscar
Kinde. II. II. Anderson. Jr. and
Jensen. of Norge. were visitors to
this city Wednesday.
The Finance Committee of the
City Council IS advertising for bids
on the balance OF the bond issue Of
$50. 600. The amount remaining
IS $4,000.
Mr.. J. NJ. Bauserman. State Com
missioner of hospitals. was here
Wednesday 70 check up the books
and accounts of the hospital. He
found everything in first-class con
diGon.
The clerk Of the city school board,
Mr.. II. D. Cole. has received thir-
teen applications for positions as
assistants in Nicholson school and
three applicants for the colored
school. The election will soon bS
held.
The unveiiirg of the Burgess:
monumert at jamestown Island VII
be one Of the interesting events a
that place this summer. Bishop A
NJ. Randolph viii make the pTesen
ts6on speech and the speech o
acceptance viii be delivered by Gen
w. A. Anderson.
The University College OF Med
icine. Of Richmond. Virginia. IS &c
decting credi; on Virginia and II
South by maintaining standards d
high as Northern Colleges. and rc
fusing TO avail itself of privilege
conceded because OF The bach
war6ness Of the South"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-20
Or. Davis to the Hospital.

DR.. II. (. D. Davis. the dentist,
who has been quite sick with
mumps. was taken 10 the Memorial
hospital. Richmond. Wednesday for
treatment. He was accompanied
BY Mr.. J. s. Wilson. The many
friends here OF DR.. Davis hope for
his speedy recovery. and tAe last
reports were 10 the effect that ne
was getting along nicely.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-20
An Infant Passes Agay.

Rev. and Mrs. w. A. K. Good
win have the sympathy of host OF
friends here and elsewhere in the
death Of their infant son. William
AEcher. which occurred Sunday.
The funeral took place Monday af-
tenoon from Bruton church. the
Rev. A. r. Goodwin. Of Richmond.
conducting the services. The bur
was in Cedar Grove cemetery.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-20

If YOU want portraits or enlarg
ments OF any kind don't give your
valuable photos 10 an agent TO carry
away and destroy. and keep your
money. or else bluff YOU into taking
a portrait that is not satisfactory:
We have had eight years ex-
perience in the portrait business and
we have a reputation 70 maintain.
The only way we can do it IS by
giving our customers the best there
IS.
GOODBAR ART GALLERY.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-20

CCoutinued to Page g.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-07-20

GOODBAR ART GALLERY.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02
WEST ARLINGTON

r. q. Hanaman aud Emerson Hurd
are quite M at this writing.
Mrs. &. I. Brown aud daughter have
returned to their home In Shushan.
Mr. aud Mrs. Lionel Brown Of Rens
solaor and friend are az =. NJ. Smiths.
Mrs Arthur Mofit passed last week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. +. o.
llauamau.
Mr. and Mrs D. s Weed and Miss
Kate Mckee of Cambridge called upon
friends here last Saturday.
Mr. r. j. Tent aud little son accom-
panied Mrs Arthur Molit home last
saturday returning Sunday afternoon
Mr. aud Mrs Lyon Of Kansas are Wis
itiug relatives Boz Arlington Mrs Ly
on b. daughter OF the late Robert
liucN and loft for the west over 5o
years ago.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02
RESIST DISARMAMENT.
Japan Forces Korean Emperor Co
Abolish Hts Army.

SEOUL, Aug "A Korean battalion
hns mutinled against the disarmament
order and engaged In n fight for sew.
eral hours with tho Japanese Troops
near the consulate quarters. using their
rides and a machine gun.
In the conflict. which was near the
west gate barracks. forty or hfty were
killed and wounded. including several
japanese. who were trying 60 aires,
and imprison the Koreans Firing has
now ceased. The American consulate
was struck by several bullets. No FOR.
egners were injured. aud the city ap.
pearS 10 be safe.
General IIasegawA reports 10 cas-.
ualtles among tho Koreans ~ n result
% the riots growing out OF the dis.
armament.
Marquis Ito In an audience with the
emperor assured him Of his complete
safety. Marquis Ito provided the for.
elgn consulatcs with guards last night
as a prscauiion for safety.
The japanese military take the CREDIT
for a prompt suppression % the out.
break. having prepared 10 suppress III
garrisons In the event ~ a sympathetic
uprising.
The Imprisonment Of fugiiiycs from
the shlawa regiments continues
Yielding 20 the urgent demand of the
japanese. the Korean emr or Issued
a rcscript abollshlng the Korean mill.
tary system.
As the disposition n japanese troops
I'm Seoul aud the provinces has now
been completed. no widespread or scri'
Gus disturbances arr expected.
General Fukushlma has arrived from
Tokyo. but the natuc 81 his mission Is
not known.
The American consul general. Sam.
mons. reports that forty Koreans were
killed In y fight prccIpItated by the dis
armament of the Korean army. The
japanese casualties were slight.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02
VERMONT NEWS
Items Of Interest From Fourteen coun.
ties Of State.

The three year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Clough OF South Barre,
Is I'm "A serious condition as the result
OF having drank or attempted 70 drink
some carbolic acid. The boys mouth
and throat were seriously burned but
II Is not known yet whether he swal-
lowed any OF the poison. His chan.
ces OF recovery are considered good.
The double taxation commission at
a meeting In Montpelier Wednesday
discussed at some length the matter
OF examining every inventory taken
In the state last April to obtain there
from much desired information but
nothing definite was decided. II is
impossible TO say when the commits.
sion will be ready TO report TO Gov.
Proctor
While taking n spin In his auto, IL.
q. Barber of BrattleborO, an attorney,
was held up In the road by an old
mother skunk aud seven little ones.
Mr.. Barber decided that discretion was
the better part of yalor and applied
the brakes with all possible haste. Az
A'l NNlAlllk 10 lNlllNA'N NV AiAAhitAiN w
the road clear and Mr.. Barber proceed
cd on his way.
While dressing fish In the bushes
along the west branch OF Cold River,
Rutland. Edward Stebbns Of Spring
field. Mass. heard n noise and saw a
big black bear sitting ON the bank
watching him, The bear after giving
several growls disappeared. Stobbins
followed aud found the tracks OF two
cubs whose presence had probably
alarmed the mother bear.
William Hlll who hired team Of c.
". Sears to go 10 AscuiueyNille and
was arrested at Cuttlngsyille four days
later after driving more than 30 miles
was before County Solicitor Chellis
In Claremont. n. H.. Tuesday morning
charged with horse stealing. lie
pleaded not guilty and was taken to
jail In default Of 5000 bail 10 await
trial at the November superior court
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Miss Clark and Miss Eddlngton have
been visiting In Pownal.
Miss Julia Bond OF Middlebury Is
visiting Mrs. A. w. Varney
Mr. and Mrs. John Lonergan OF Phil
adelphia have been visiting here.
There will be a meeting this even.
ing at s O'Clock Of the ri Alpha socie-
~.
A daughter was born Wednesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Pierce Of
Waltham, Mass Mr. and Mrs Pierce
are former residents OF bennington.
The fishing season In Vermont re.
mains open In Vermont until the mid
die of August and some of the local
fishermen will try their luck be.
fore the season closes.
j. G. Reilly. manager OF the Colum.
bian Life Insurance company's Office
at Rutland, has taken a position as
manager of the Colonial Life lnsur'
ance company at Patterson. n. j. Mr..
Reilly formerly lived In Bennington.
Two large deer who have been seen
frequently Of late near where the
Green and Hoosick rivers join, were
pursued by two large dogs yesterday
afternoon. lnasmuch as the dogs sud
denly ceased their pursuits and started
toward BlacklntOn. their owner must
have seen them and called them on.
ON account Of the inclement wealth
or the lawn party which was to have
been held last evening by Division +
of the Congregational church ON the
lawn of Mrs, G. s. Perry on Main
street. has been postponed until Satur.
day evening. Cake and iiudson's ice
cream will be- served from seven until
eleven O'clock
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02
Weak Women

To veal and aIllnr women. there !, At least one
vSy 10 help Bot with that way. two treatments
must b. cumbinod. one IL iocai. one Is consiitu.
tonAl. but both are important both essential
Or Shops Night Cure l. the Local
Dr. Shops Restorative. The Constitutional
Thsiomer-Dr Shops y Fht cure atopioAl
mucous membrane supposiiofy rmsiI ~hils pf.
shoop's Restorative IL whoilJ an Internal treat
nsnt The Restorative reaches thfuuEhoui The
sntrs system selling he repair u al nsTva
ell tissue. and al blood Aiimsuts
The Night Cure a. Ne name implies. dos is
vofk While you sleep. nsooihci sore and innam.
n mucous surfaces, hoals iou.l weaknesses and
discharges. Wills the Restorative. sAsss nervous
sIsiismont gives fensscd viror and ambition.
builds 10 wasted tissues. bringing about renewed
arsnTih visor. and snsrEJ. 1ats ". shoopi
Rssiontiys-T Tablets or usuii-ata Trnsrsl toais
70 The system. f0f posiuvs Local hsip. uss a. vsn
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02
CHAMPION GOULD HOME.
british Tennis Experts Must Come o.
America to Play For Title.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2-Young Jay
Gould. who recently won 7he British
court tennis championship IN London.
returned by the white star liner Ma.
icstic. Mr. Gould said that he had
bccu treated very kindly by the sports.
men 81 England. However. he did
not think be- would cross next year
"Now that ! have won the title In
England and brought II back 90 this
country" said he n think II apprO.
PIRATE that the Brltishers should come
o. this side II they wish 10 win the
title back"
Mr. Gould said that while IN Paris
be- had visited his aunt the Countess
DE- Custcllane. who was Anna Gould.
My aunt has improved In health
wonderfully ~ late" said Mr. Gould
'uud docs not seem ~ worried as she
did ! think the talk ~ her marrying
the Prince DE Sugan Is all rot"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02
Notice to Sell Real Estate OF John
S. Holden. Deceased.

GTATE 90 NFEWONT. in ru hate
- District ui bennington. sa. Court. held 10
thr Probate office Iu bennington. Iu aud inr
saii district 0l ihr isfl day ui July. A D.
iHFs.
Present John Y. Carney, JUDGE.
Arthur !. Holden. niH.i Iistrlinr NJ The ~.
tate - John Il Holden Ilir 10 lieuuI Eiuu.
Iu said District deceased. makes application iu
said court Coz Urrrte tu sel certain ~
thr real estate Uf SAID drrrl.ri 90 nIf. 4
part ui ihr iinauImar property situate In hrn
uIurtHu Aforesaid rIfrsrUfIuE fhHf Irr sale n
sad real estate uIl o. nfrfUraI t0 iHr rststr
~ stii docrated and fhHFr Interested Iu said
estate.
WherrupdH 10 Is ordered hy sid Court that
said application ir referred a. a session there.
% to o. hrid % fhr Probate once n uruuiue.
tuu. On said dhirl"i uu ihr ~ daE uf August.
ID. lHs. fur hrIf.n" InI dee Sion there
uu ADD f ia further urtrfrd. That mi prranus
Interested Hf bottled hereof. rI publication 90
notice u' sl.d HTU..lIIHH Iuf order thereon.
three weeks turrrHsINFN Iu fHr bennington
lNrrIuE Hammer aurHafarr ruh shed 40 Ben
UInEfuu. Hui ahlrh rIfrI 'Hfrs Boz iHr rriHdhuf
huud ui fHusr interested. before sold iImr U'
D. airing thH ifrf has appear af said time nd
pace. ard. u thrl - cause. uiicci thereto.
NN 1000 tUINI
Auc.t joins y. CARNEY judge.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02
10, shn, az A,Isn,Ic ctr.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. July Ia
While examining n revolver In their
room at hotel here Frank Boyson,
twelve years old. son Of John w.
Boyson Of Philadelphia was shot and
Killed by his uncle. william ilalgh,
twenty-five years old lInigh aud
Herman Boyson. seventeen years old,
brother Of the dead boy. who were
examining the revolver when II went
on. were arrested. Tho police are con-
WINGED the affair was accidental.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02
WILLIAMS FOR SENATOR.
Election neturss Prom Mississippi
show Congress Leader Ahead.

Election nsturss Prom Mississippi
show Congress Leader Ahead.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Aug 2-Dlspatch-
81 on the Mississippi primary election
Indicate a victory Tor John sharp VIII
linms Tor United States senator. al
though Governor Varinman II making
unexpected gains Ia the southern coun-
tics
Goverunr Vnrdaman claims thirty.
seven OF the seventy nine counties.
Williams claims n majority of from
2UU1O 20 3ncu0. and. allowing Gov.
rrnor Nariamnu's claim OF thirty seven
counties. stili claims a majority ow-
Ing % larger counties
With fifteen cities heard from In part
or IN full williams Il leading. with
$40 votes 10 S3i Tor vardaman. Jack
son hns returned SO Tor williams and
~ Tor Nnrdaman.
Guboruutorinl Candidates Charles
Scott aud T. L. Noel were ahead Of
their four competitors.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02
Youna Ir,inH KILLED ~ Penn Van.

PENN YAM, y. y. Aug. while
attempting to board n passenger train
~ u was leaving the New York Cen.
trail station last night Louis Irving
wns thrown under the wheels and In,
sinuily Killed. irving was about TWEEN.
ty.n,c yean old and carried card
directing that Robert Irving. Rochcs.
ter Route No. O. be notified In case
~ nrrIhrnt.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02

PlTTSBuRG. Aug. III. William
Men. prominent In political and sport.
Ink circles. died suddenly here At the
finish 81 nm exciting horse race nj
Schcnlcy pnrk. Mr. Ncn drove his
own entry, nnd just before be reached
the end Of the course he suddenly
drew rein, cXclalmlnG I'm done for"
aud expired.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02
aa,s.a with RobbIns NATL.

COLUMBIA. Tenn, Aug. 2.-Ncll III
Hughes. senior clerk In the Columbia
postofiice. son OF Colonel A. NJ
Hughes. cx.postmaster OF Columbia
was arrested here. charged with rob
bling the mails. lie Is a member Of
one Of the most prominent families Of
the stnto
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

nOMMt SsiONERg NOTICE
" Estatp 81 JAMES BASSE1T,
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. PRO- ate Court fur thr UlsuiCi Of Ben.
uinrtun. COMMISSION EHs, 90 receive. exam.
Inc aud adjust an clam aud demands ui all
uefsuHs against ne estate ~ Imrs bassCit
late Of Bennington IN SAID district. decreased
and ali claims exhibited Boo n.et thereto. here
~ give notice that We viii meet iuI The pur.
posses afuTesa.d. 40 The once uf charlie.
Cooper. ris Main 81 Remington. on thr 1isl
day 81 August ard s'th daY ui November
usKt. from two u.r.ura D.. 90 until four
o'clock .. m., each sad days. and That "a
months from che sth daY of IulY, A u. 1907,
D. The time limited hy said court iur sAiu Crful
iors Q, present theIf claims o. us fur etam.na'
tom anu allowance
Dated ri Remington thls Ism day ~ July, a.
%. tHus.
gUl D. MATHTEs
CHARLES htuuf
COMMITS. |uurrs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02

WOOSTER. o., Aus 1.-Two kegs
OF powder Ia the show window Of tho
Mcdowell hardware store nc Dalton,
near here. exploded with terrific force.
The front Of the building was
wrecked, and w. o. Ressor and Amos
Moser. clerks, were fatally injured.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02

Fortun~ Teller Sentenced 60 Death.
CHICAGO. Aug. Herman Blllik.
q fortune teller Recently convicted Of
the murder ~ Mary vzml by poison.
lng. was sentenced 10 hang on Oct. II.
BEFORE sentence was passed. Blllik
broke down aud cried lie then de.
MED that be- had poisoned anybody
aud declared that the evidence against
him was manufactured. Judge Barnes
Ia passing sentence declared that no
man ever had n faircr trial that 1911.
lik and said that the crime Of which
be- had hccn convicted was one 81 the
worst that ever occurred In this city.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02

PORTLAND. Ne. Aug 2-Com.
msnder Robert y. Peary who IL stay.
Ing with bis family At Eagle Island,
stated that he will start for the north
Just NJ soon a. the boilers are I'm.
stalled In the Roosevelt lie expects
60 be- In winter quarters In the far
north by Sept ..
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02
Husband In German Army Prison.

NEW YORK. Aug. Unable 10 en-
dure the separation from her husband
who was hcld Ia n German prison NJ q
d'-"rtcr from the German army. Mrs
li"llnn Fischol. young woman. sought
surcrasc frum sorrow by trying a. Mi
herself aud her two children by turn
Ing on ths gas IN her home In VII
linmshurg The tragedy was discover
~ when n innltor broke into the lis
chcl apartment aud found the fiveyear
oil daughter LILLY. dead and the moth
~ aud twelve ycar.old son dying. Nel
Their II expected to recover.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02
rr.p,. Named ror Governor.

TULSA, !. r.. Aug. 2.-Goyerno,
Frank FrantE was nominated by ac
clamation for governor Of the propos
ID state Of Oklahoma by the Rspub
lican state convention.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02
Two Dis Together.

AMERiCUs. Ca, Aug. 2. - Bran
Goodwin. a prominent Sumter county
farmer. dropped dead In n cotton field
near here. Ills brother, Arnold, wal
summoned and at the sight Of the body
fell upon II aud expired.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-02
LOST

II OsT-On the pafiof car "nefkshlfe Iiiis'
IL between bennington and cheshire on
Monday july ~. n ladies black, HAiah tilk coat
with white SIN lining. FiUder will please leave
Vt Putnam aud fecelYe reward. got