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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-19

lmploflugly H. the former 10 help save
Korea frum Der present complication
IN a manner satisfactory 10 the Inpa.
nc~- aud without doing ans thing de-.
rpgniory a. the Koran crurt. Marquis
Ito. " u said. carefully avoided making
any definite rcply and r'tirrd without
committing himself
II IL reported that the emperor was
very angry nt his ministers on account
% their having advised him O. aldi.
cate. lie said a. them that be- occu.
pied the throne by right Inherited fruin
his ancestors aud that bis subjects Ind
no authority 10 advise hts deihrunc.
mcnt. much less 10 do so with TIE SUP.
port ~ foreigners
The emperor u constantly distrustful
81 nil about him aud IN haunted with
the fear ~ an attempt upon bis lie.
Consequently boiled rice u served him
AZ each meal To- locked silver bowl.
which be opens with a key always
kept about bis person.
Patriotic Koreans condemn the en-.
pcror's policy ~ sacrificing the nation.
nj Interest 10 hs personal benefit aud
welfare. aud the n ching Hol. n pro.
grcsslye association claiming mem.
borshlp % more than i.OppUpn. N now
openly hostile IN the emperor II Is
doubtful even n the few now standing
by him viii continue their support un.
tll the last A sufficient induccmcnt
II likely Ia make them desert the en-.
parur who n now In the most pItlnblc
prcdicument
Placnrds were posted here calling Tor
the death ~ nll Japanese officials In
Seoul. The ministers are strongly
guarded. and every prccautIon has
been taken a. prevent riots aud attacks
upon officials. The emperor II rcported
10 be- too worried 10 take food or sleep.
but this report n considered 60 be- one
~ his usual mancuvers 10 enlist tho
sympathy Of his people.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-19
ON TRIAL FOR BURGLARY
John Jenkins Charged With RobbIns
Norton Mills Postoffee.

Windsor. July lS.-The case OF Uni.
ted States against John Jenkins was
taken up before United States court
az 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Jen-
kins together with william Irving and
William Mcdonald are charged with
burglarlzing the. postofiice at Norton
Mills. The postoilce was located IN
the general store owned by Nelson a
Co In addition 20 taking money be-
longing 90 the government. Il II claim.
ed that they also took merchandise be-
longing Co the Nelson Co. Irving was
arrested soon after the affair and
pleaded guilty and was sentenced 10 n
few years In the house OF correction
nc Rutland
Mcdonald has not yet been arrested
pOstofice Inspector Mcleod who inves
tigated the case. Chief OF Police
Youngeliss OF Berlin. ~ ~. aud Dep
uty Sheriff Stevens are important wit
nesses. J r. Mccarthy. a safe expert.
of Boston. IL also witness. az are Miss
Gertrude Nelson. now Mrs. n. w.
Blake who was postmistress at the
time Of the robbery. and w. y. Firth.
police inspector OF Portland. Me.
Davis and Davis. attorneys. OF Wind.
sor. appear for the respondent
Judge Elmer L. Adams OF ST Louis
OF the eighth circuit district court. nj.
tended court yesterday lie IL a per.
sonal friend OF Judge George G. Holt
lie IL a native OF Pomfrct and was ad.
mlttcd 90 the Vermont bar In 1865.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-19
DOG BITE SUIT SETTLED
Brattleboro Tailor Received 500 for
Injury 20 His Person.

Rratilcboro. July 1.-THE ease Of
w. u. lIaigh against Judge u. W. Glib
son which was Ia have been tried here
today la Wiudham county court WAS
settled just before II was 10 have come
up.
II seems that something over a year
ago Judge H. W. Gibaon's bulldog nam.
I'd Dick. had become cmbroilod IN a
fight with Mr.. llaigh's dog. IN at.
tempting 90 separate the combatants
Mr.. llnigh was bitten so that he lost a
lengthy longitudinal section Of his
neither raimcnt as well as receiving
Commissions on the skin ON his person
10 that II rendered work when sitting
down extremely painful.
A. Mr. llalgh's occupation ~ that OF
q tailor he performs large part OF
his work IN a sitting posture and con.
sequcntly was greatly annoyed. lie
sought recomponse from his honor the
Judge hut his honor refused aud Mr.
llaigh brought suit for $4,000 damages
TO his raiment. dignity and person
The case was settled boy the payment
OF 500 20 the plaintiff who settled his
own costs.
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POURED FORTH HIS WRATH
Father Of Expelled Boy Held Floor for
Nearly an Hour.

Brattleboro. July IA crowd which
filled the high school to capacity at
tended the annual school meeting last
night a large amount Of Interest was
aroused hy the report that an attempt
was being made by certain parties
who were disgruntlod at the action OF
the prudential committee In eXpelling
several boys who were connected with
the cutting down Of the halyarda from
the school hagpolc the night before
Memorial day 40 that no flag was flown
ON that day. 10 Gust Rev. ". q y. Os.
good. chairman Of the committee. from
his position.
The meeting was called 10 order by
the moderator. Or. Henry ID. llolton.
who asked Clerk w. a. Gilbert to read
the warrant for the meeting setting
forth the purposes for which the meet.
ing was called When AN election for
moderator was called for. DR.. lIolion
was unanimously elected 10 succeed
himself Tie then called upon for an
election for chairman Of the pruden.
tial committee for three years and
when remarks we're called for Or. Ere.
mont Hamilton. whose son, John War
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-19

sleeping In Parks at New York.
NEW YORK, July i0-Three deaths
are reported here 10 the police M hay.
Ing been due directly or Indirectly 90
the heat aud humidity. while some NJ
~ cases ~ prostrntion were treated NJ
tie hospitals. The parks were filled
with men. women aud children last
night. while thousands more are sleep
Ing ON the beaches at Concy Island
Many public institutions are helping
In the care ~ WORKOUT mothers aud
heat suffering babes who had found
life quite impossible In tho narrow
confines Of their tenement homes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-19

A lot OF Hardwick babies were hap.
tized Sunday In water form the River
Jordan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-19

The biggest job Of dynamiting In
progress IN the United States ~ that
at Caycndish gorge 5000 pounds being
used In the FIRST Eve weeks. a nam.
moth dam Is being built there aud 30
men are employed ON the job. The
work will be Of concrete.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-19
WILL REBUILD LINE
Electric Line 10 Hoosiek Falls TO BE
Replaced

Manager II. W. Ely OF the electric
railroad system was In Bennington
Thursday and went over the line to
llooSick Falls In company with George
w. Greene. former president Of that
line.
Mr.. Ely stated positively that the
line TO lloosick Falls will be- rebuilt
Just as soon ~ the company can get nj
II which will probably be- next year
lie says the rebuilding will be- done on
n thoroughly substantial basis.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-19
VERMONT LEAGUE
Hyphens shu, on, Rutland Yesterday
4 20 o.

by phenomenal fielding and Wher.
RVS splendid pitching. Montpelicrliar
r. won from Rutland nc Montpelier
yesterday by score Of 4 to ..
The league standing now iB:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-19
CALLED TO CHICAGO CHURCH

Rev. Robert Morris Kemp 70 succeed
Rev. Thaddeus A. sniVely.
Rev. Robert Morris Kemp has &C.
ccpted a call TO the rectorship Of ST.
Chrysostom's church. Chicago. H. Rev
T. A. snively at one time rector Of ST.
Johns church IN Troy was his prede-
cessor Rev. Mr.. Kemp was until re-
Gently rector OF Sc Paul's church part
Of Trinity parish, New cork He II
now visiting relatives at Lyons and
will begin his clerical duties IN Chi.
cago IN September.
MIR. Snively was for several years
resident of Bennington Center while
pastor OF the church In Troy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-19
Christian seientlsts.

Services Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock and on Wednesday evening nj
seyen.thlrty nc the corner Of Park aud
Scott streets. Subject. Sunday July
y, Truth"
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
FRoTHING BULLDOG BITES THREE.
Then He Attacks Staten Island School
Children and Disappears

Three persons were severely bitten and score
of school children thrown into a panic 10y a
supposed mad dog in Kreischerville, Staten Island.
Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Bouleigh and Paul Daniels. empoye at their
home were each attacked twice by the infuriated
animal and bitten the arms and legs. They
were attended by DR.. Meyers of Kreischerve.
who cauterzed their wounds.
The doctor said he thought the dog mad
and advised his patients take the Pasteur treat
ment The dog, brindle bull. belonged to Mr..
Boulegh. He and his wife and Daniels were
working in the garden in the rear of the house
when the dog came rushing in from the street
frothing a the mouth. He first attacked Mrs.
Bouleigh and then sprang Mr.. Bouleigh Dan
iels bitten in trying to get the dog away from
from his master.
The dog then made for the street and attacked
a score OF small children their way from school,
fortunately did not bite them. He disappeared
and has not been Captured.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
PUsECART MEN AT ALBANY.
One of Tnem Cheers Senator Grady Wildly
for Argument on Another Bill

Fifty delegates, representing the United Citizens
Pedlers Association Of Greater Nv York, were in
Albany yesterday to oppose Senator FraWley S
pushcart bilr' restrict the pushcart industry in
the congested districts.
1t said last night by Of the delegates that
at the capital word had leaked out that two thou
sand pushcart men expected 70 deluge the
Senate chamber After hanging around all day, the
bin failed up for hearing.
The pushcart men want to have the bill! laid over
until the session of the Legislature. 10 give
time for amendment. The delegates. in talking TO
some Of the Senators and Assemblymen. suggested
that the bill call for markets to be built Whlch
would do away with the pushcarts. This sugges-
ton, the delegates say. the Assemblymen thought
good.
delegate who could understand very little Eng
sh heard Senator Grady arguing on another bill;
Thinking it was on the ,pushcart bill; he jumped
up from his seat and yelled to his fellow delegates
and said "Goot, Goot! VOt fine mans ne IS
He said dot de bill is goot and We win. We wish
him all de luck in de world
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
OPPOSE MERGER IN NEW ENGLAND
Legislative Action to Prevent 1t Sought at
Boston by Petition

Boston. June 4-The VIew York New Haven &
Hartford Boston Maine merger proposition
came before the joint rules committee OF the
Legislature late to-day the petition Of Seua tor
w T. Hayes Of Springfield. which ordered to
the committee by Representative J. Myers OF Cam
bridge the petition calling for action to prevent
the merger.
W. y. Lawrence, representing the Lawrence es-
tate. which has large holdings In Boston & Maine
stock. appeared before the committee and urged
the need Of Immediate legislation 20 prevent the
merger. He expressed the opinion that tho Myers
order of little value. He said; The swap
would be completed while the committe" was going
the books" Mr.. Lawrence said II was the
general verdict that the Boston & Albany merger
with the New York Central had been a mistake.
He opposed a suggestion that the committee refer
the matter TO the commission commerce
and industry appointed by the Governor.
Senator James II. Nahcy. Of Watertowu. op-
posed the order He declared that II the present
Legislature did prevent the consolidation Il
would be effected before the next session and ex-
pressed the opinion that the order would help the
merger by delaying action. Mr. Vahey charged
that the proxy law had been deliberately omitted
from the statutes at the last revision for the ex-
press purpose OF permitting mergers.
The committee then went into executive session
and later adjourned until Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
INVITATION To CONTRACTORS.
(Centre Street 70 tba uo,,,.,..

The City of New York Hereinafter called the cYtv,
ns by us BOARD of Rapid Transit Commissioners there
itapid Transit Railroad, known Route No o. in De
aSaty street Manhatan) and other Bor-
Sirnte street Grand street D,sbrosses street Cannl
St SSreet and William Street. In Manhattan. Fulton
by this advertisement tho city invites proposals to
construct that part OF said Railroad begins at the
into new Desncey Street extension p M ,5S
M uhder DeAncey street TO point 225
he general plan Of construction calls for four track
sub surface Railroad. A station et The NoUHry an6 -
lending to points Elizabeth sni thTyse Streets
ana Sings are also 10 be provided ali as shown i'm the
detailed plans OF construction The tunnels are 10 have
height OF not less than thirteen u feet in the clear
ana maximum width OF fifteen 90 feet Tor each track
except at curves etc the width may bs nrreaseJ
The roof OF the is generntIv ~ he as ba
surface Of tho street conditions ana grades viii
permit but viii be depressed at the BoweTy In order to
avoid grade crossing with a subway 10 be h@reafteT
m o'.t me roof and sides Of will be OF iron
.cayu 70 10 placed within private property rights In
"iISh VIII he acquired for the purpose.
unaer cover unless otherwise directed by the Board
nine gaIIaos pitlS ior construction provisions
tens,n Ihr9ush Delaney Street and
r,tira ule Included Bids for the of the
cons,r,i oe accompanied by separate bid
H 2t the pipe galleries above TO- as
Is essential for the city separate the cost ~ the
r" tton me cost OF the pipe galleries. Board
@ @aroad and at the same time reject the
Bidders must visit location OF the railroad and
enf W D quiz uhaeg this contract and pres
mncey Street extension The buildings standing w,tbI
me inss OF the said street on Nav Igl7 are %
ana the materials removed by other con
FULLER description the work to done is set forth
Itorda,gh IN hs once OF he Board No. 32o Broadway
sheren referred to- which copies OF the contra,
anu u tue FORM OF bond aud contractors may
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
BUFFAL0'S NATURAL GAS.
The City May Lose the Supply from
Canada.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Buffalo, June buffalo is in danger Of losing
its Canadian supply of natural gas. The Board Of
Trade at Welland, Ont. has started a movement
against the expectation Of gas from Canada and
the agitation is fast gaining in other border towns
where the wells are principally situated The on
tario Legislature at its next session will be asked
place prohibitive export duty on natural gas
There is at present a duty of ? cents a thousand
cubic feet.
Welland expects soon to have a home market for
all the natural gas its wells can produce. The
Ontario Iron and Steel Company Is erecting large
plant there. also the Canadian Forge Com
pany and the Billings e Spencer Drop Forge Com
pany The Buffalo Natural Gas and Fuel Company
looks upon the Canadian movement with good
deal Of concern.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
STOCK EXCHANGE HOSPITAL USED.
Put in Service for Second Time Since 1t Was
Given by Donald Mackay.

The private hospital room, given 10 the New
York Stock Exchange by Donald Mackay. former
president of the Institution, put 70 use yester
day for the second dime since the new Stock Ex-
change Building was erected. James Lee, tele-
phone clerk. was stricken with appendicitis while
In e telephone booth adjoining the floor of the
exchange He was carried to the elevator and
taken 70 the hospital room the third floor.
\ physician summoned. He advised the
patients removal 20 the hudson street Hospital
tions. The :!rst time the hospital used was
shortly after the new building opened. when one Of
the members who had tainted taken in and
restored to consciousness It is fitted up with a
bed and all modern hospital appliances
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
PLANS FOR LAW SCHOOLS NEW HOME
Eleven Story Building To Be Built in Fulton
Street

The plans for the proposed home of the New
York Law School TO be built in Fulton street be
tween Broadway and Church street. have been
drawn and approved by the trustees of the schooi.
The building will be eleven stories high and VIII
cost $4,000.
The first six stories of the building, with the eA-
cepton of the ground floor. will be used oy tle
I,,- sobooI There will be a bank the ground
aoor The unner five stories will be rented for
Office -, .,-,. +t,o seconl
and third floors It will be so arrange Una, ith o ths
door 11Iau The room will have Inezzaflhe sSll-
iery and opening the gallery VIII De rooms lol
the use of the professors Of the school
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
BOMB" HUNG TO TELEPHONE.

Some hung little bag partly filled with
black powder under the telephone in the hotel of
Recorder Joseph Kennel in New Durham, Hudson
County, \. J., yesterday afternoon. From the
paper bag hung something that might have been n
fuse. The fact that the bomb" had been discov-
cred in the hotel known in New York before 1t
was in New Durham. The powder, If lighted
would have made fash and a lot of smoke but
tlat IS all Who perpetrated the joke could not
be learned.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
SchIechter Meets Defeat, but Still
Holds His Lead.

Ostend, Belgium, June 4.-Play in the inter
national chess masters championship tourna-
ment resumed in the Kursaal here this
morning, the players being paired in the four
teenth round OF chief interest was the meeting
between the two leaders Schlechter and Tar
rasch, in which Tarrasch won. Schechter. how
ever, remains in first place. Marshall. the
American. lost his game to Januwsld and the
one between Burn and Tschigorin was not fin
ished. The standing Of the players to date fol-
lows.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
ALDERMEN STUDYING BASEBALL.

All the aldermen reading the sporting pages
these days and studying the baseball plays
so that they will be able to make the aldermanic
team which will play the city fathers of Pha-
delphia on June 70. All the members will go up
10 the Polo Grounds on Thursday, to be weeded
out until the nine stars who will make up the
team have been picked. The Yankees have Of
fered the use of their grounds any time after they
are through playing but Alderman Downing
turned down the offer politely. he said his
not sufficiently educated to play by cleo
tric CHI
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
CLEMENCY FOR WOMAN NOTE RAISER
Judge Will Join in Appeal to President
Roosevelt Suggested by Grand Jury,
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Baltimore June 4-Judge Morris. of the United
States Court who yesterday sentenced Miss Bessie
Bond. treasurer of the Sunday School of the Cen
tral Methodist Episcopal Church South to five
years in jail for raising a banknote from $40 to
S100 declared to-day that he will Join in any
movement for appeal to President Roosevelt for
Communication of sentence. The movement was
suggested by the federal grand jury which re-
turned the indictment Judge Norris said he gave
Miss Bond the minimum sentence under the law
but he believed that in this case IT too severe
Miss Bond pasted another cipher TO ten-dollar
note and turned the proceeds into the church.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
NEGRO NURSES JUST TIRED oE WORK.

Augusta, Ga, June with no particular eriev-
ance. except that they Just tired of work -
every negro trained nurse I'm the Lamar HospitaI
q large institution for negroes, walked out to-day
leaving no one but the white superintendent and
three intcrncs 10 for forty patients soma Of
whom are in a critical condition. The mana cement
states that the places OF the strikers will be filed
with whites al once. and that negro employes
about the institution viii be dispensed with
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
Public Notices.


hE @ bddsS esa dollars Do A. the o. the
tied instead Of giving bond ieeuTs II may be eR
posted In place OF bond under this contract thew
Banks NAV invest their funds must be appToTsS
form annexed the form Of contract -1 De IN the
e In ceG Ga9n 6 ac and s5 further security to The ten
to be due to the contractor will be retained until tb
Each I bidder de must state in his proposal the name,
and places OF business or the proposed on
bond and describe securities proposed 10 be S s
Bidders whose proposals otherwise sa,isra.,,-.
TO me toa5a may IN case the sTreties securities
stitute in their proposals the names OF srets.
Board but such substitution made within s sns
days after notice OF disapprova by the Board unless
In case ot failure neglect execute and dsliv
execute and deliver the required Bond such Sdss or 70
either to have made the contact or TO have 9 deemed
And the Board may thereupon proceed to make az
ders the opinion Of the Board il viii Be 70 20 "a
new aivertisement invite further proposals nay nay BY
fauIrinr bidder or bidders shan thsre,po1 - me de-
the city for all loss and damage by IL sustained ~.
Guiding the excess, II any. Of the amount shall nav
such defauIting bidder or bidders "
seeTSd e9y@1e enorsed Proposai ,oT e enclosed IN
Rapid Transit RaIlroad-CDeansey stTseJ and must bs
Of the person offering the proposal viii Ss
deposited No proposal viii be received or deTc:i,et y .
less accompanied by certified check drawn upon Va
Of New York and satisfactory % The Board payable to
the O fifteen Thousand dollars.
or its she eoB osdq IS aceped ad the eaa 5 pds that hs
by Board Estimate and Apportionment and h t5s
bidder shall fall within ten days thereafter withs
such further period II any be prescribed by tss
Board and deliver the 10 ers~
and deliver the bond with sureties. make d.
pos IN cash securities. then this Invitation Con-
tractors and accepted aforesaid all ba.
contract binding the bidder pay City the dan
such the bidder hereby absolutely assgns the v
the ownership Of the check accompanying his Or IT'S pr
pOs7l a payment account OF such damages
Such be enclosed IN snvelo,a
20 the Board It's secretary who will give proper
voucher for the deposit
All such deposits made by bidders whose proposals shall
not be accepted by Board will be returned
persons making the within five
contract shall execded and delivered depOs, os
the successful bidder bidders will be returned whan
the contract Is executed and it's provisions security
compiled with.
THE BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COM
MISSIoNERS FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK
BY A z ORR. Presitsnt
BION l. BURROWS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
DAMAGES FOR MRS. A. G. VANDERBILT
Government Makes Award of $3.50 for Harm
Done Her Yacht Caprice.
rRv telegram 10 The Tribune

Newport r. l., June 4.-Nhe board OF o1cers aP-
nointed pv Rear Admiral John P. Merrell to in
s+,cotn Tho accident of last Friday afternoon. in
which Mrs Alfred G. Vanderbits 3o-footer
Caprice was run into by government launch
bearing Admiral A. Merrell and number of other
naval officers from the German cruiser Bremen,
has found the government coxswain 10 blame, and
has therefore awarded Mrs. Vanderbilt $3.50 as
damages for the s1juries done to her boat
officer was in charge Of the government launch
al the time of the accident. The Caprice is hauled
out at the Newport shipyard undergoing repairs.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05

The following adjourned games will be de-
cided tomorrow: Marshall Tarrasch. Burn
VS.. Janowski, JanoWsAi VS.. Tarrasch, Schlechter
KS. Janowski, Tschigorin VS. Tarrasch and Burn
VS.. TschgorIn.
In the general masters tournament the results
to-day as follows:
Billecard, Y; Van Viet, y; Sawe, / Mortimer,
o; Teichmann, |, Shoosmith, o; Leonhardt u;
Swidersld, y; E. Cohn, Q; John, l; w. Cohn, -;
Metger. 12; Rlackburne, q; Suechtng l; Rubin
stein, l. Jacob, o; Scheve /; Shories o; Mieses =;
NiemZowitsCh o; Bernstein, |; Tartakower q:
Marco, u: Forgacs, 12; Pers. |, and Lee @,
Duras Snosko, adjourned in favor OF Snoslso ;
Spielmann had a bye
New-York tribune., 1907-06-05
DR.. TuPPER's LIBRARY FREED.

The keeper assigned by the Sherif's Office to
keep watch the library of the Rev. DR. Kerr
BoyCe Tupper in the parish house Of the Madison
Avenue Baptist Church released from his vigil
yesterday This was after John &. Coleman. at
tOrney for Or. George J. Helmcr Of Or. Tup-
per's paTishloners informed the Sheriff that the
writ Of attachment for 50 600 for money lent on
December /. 1865, had been satisfied.