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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-12
Tailored Cloth Suits

Cd White Batste Suit was S4S.OO
Now $1,000
Cd Bsant Wolfe Suit was $500
Now S10.75
Cd Grey Wolfe Suit was 5000
Now $3.50
CD Black Batiste Suit was $3.50
Now S14.0O
Q) Navy Wolfe Suit was $500
Now $3.50
Cd Navy Cloth Suit was $500
Now $3.50
CD Tweed Check Sui, was s2S.OO
Now $3.50
60 Assorted Suits were $3.50
Now 1913
90 Assorted Suits were $500
Now $50
GU Misses Suits were $3.50
Now $500
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-12
Hosiery and Underwear
Section Takes a Hand

sale.
Ladies and Children Seamless
Black Hose lOc. l5c. 23c
Tan '" lSc. 2Sc
Lace Il" lSc. go 3Sc. 4Sc
Ladies' and Children's Vests and
Pants. i0c. II lie. lSe. 2Sc
and 4Sc.
Union Suits. lSc. 25c. 4Sc. csc
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-12

WANTED.

.NrED-At once, ten good siraweersy
w pickcf.;. HFF" plu
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-12
Price Cutting in the
Garment Room

Dollars saved here on ev.
cry purchase. The balance
Of our stock ofSummer Suits
at l.9 price.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
Comic Opera Situation in
Honduras Owing to a
FaCtional Fight.
OPPOSING LEADERS ENGAGE IN
ROW OVER CONTROL OF FED
ERAL AND MUNICIPAL PAT
RONAGE AND SETTLE, TEMPO
RARILY, BY DIVIDING OFFICE
OF EXECUTIVE.
By Associated Press.

Puerto COrteZ. Honduras, Apr. %.
II is reported here that the former
HOnduran revolutionary allies OF
Nicaragua have engaged iE an open
battle in TeSucisalpa. the capital OF
Honduras, as Il result of factiOnal diff
feTenCes Of the opposing leaders for
control of federal and municipal pat
rOnage.
A comic opera situation was dis
closed when three leaders, Rosales
Bustillo and Castro, agreed each TO
have fifteen days as provisional presi-
dent, turn about. Each found dis
satisfaction with the others regime
and fighting ensUed. but was stopped
after seven were killed, by General
Devila who herOiCally exposed him
self between tho cOmbatanJS.
Later fighting again started and the
Nicaraguan invaders arrived before
the belhgeTent parties, after which
Devila was made president with the
factiOnal leaders holding ministerial
offices.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
Unwilling to Authorize En-
ployment of Attorney
for Investigation.
MATTER WILL BE
RECONSIDERED
Bill Introduced Regulating
Expenditures in the
Primaries.
AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLIcA.
TIoN OF SAME INTRODUCED BY
WEST OF THE FIRST-FIGET ON
HILLsBoRoUoH COUNTY DIvIs-
ION EXPECTED TO-DAY-TWO
SESSIONS DAILY HEREAFTER.
speel.I TO The journal.


n Tallahassee, April 29.-The principal
seIt in the house this afternoon was
Ne defeat, after some debate of the
FCarter concurrent resolution authoriz-
ing the Investigating committee to en-
ploy an attorney. The house is evi-
ently unwilling to authorize the en-
Eoyment until it is known who will
be employed, though MIR. Carter eX-
planned that the fee would not exceed
81 500. The vote was thirty-one to
twenty-six and a motion will be made
tomorrow to reconsider.
The house passed the Harvell bill
to pay the fare of teachers to the sum-
mer normals.
West of the first introduced in the
senate a bill regulating expenditures
in primaries and requiring same to be
published
Beginning tomorrow the house will
hold morning and afternoon sessions.
Kilgore, of Sumter, introduced by re-
quest a bill creating Eden county with
Punta Gorda as the county seat, max
ing the fifth division bill this session.
In all probability a fight on the Pinel-
las bill will occur tomorrow. A strong
delegation from HillsboTough, pro and
con. is now here.
There. will probable be hearing on
Thursday night on the Tampa fair bin,
before. the house and senate commit
tees on fnance and taxation
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
HIGHER PRICES Z : @'''
FOR DIAMONDS
RY Associated Press.

New York. April 29.-DiamOnd i'm
porters whol have returned from Eu-
rope within a few days agree in say
ing that they have been obliged to pay
higher prices for diamonds than ever
before and that American buyers are
eagerly taking all the choice stones
they can get. The output of South
African diamonds have been increasing
in quantity as well as in price. &C
cording to the New York dealers.
Meantime the South African diamond
trust has declared So 1-3 per cent net
profit on its apparently inexhausible
blue clay beds. One of the independ-
ent companies, it is stated. is paying.
400 per cent profit this year and in
the last three years has returned 81
00O,OOO in dividends on 100000 capt.
tai
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
MARK OF RESPECT
TO ELMER DUNDY

New York, Apr 29.-Coney Island
stood still for half an hour Sunday
afternoon as mark of respect to
the late Elmer Dundy. one of the
founders of Luna park and pioneer
in the building of the new Coney
Island
At o'clock Mr.. Dundy's body was
removed from the receiving vault in
the old Moravian cemetery, Staten
Island. to a new vault prepared for 1t.
Promptly on the stroke of that hour
all business was suspended The
music stopped and the restaurants
ceased to serve their patrons.
Thousands of visitors were wonder
stricken by the sudden transfOrma-
tion, but when they learned the oc-
caSion they joined in the silent hOnOrs
to the dead.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
AMERICANS GET
BIG CONTRACTS
81 Assoslated Press.

New York, April 29.-American in
terests have captured a number of
important foreign contracts for cleo
trical equipment. including a complete
plant for lighting the cZar's palace at
Tsarkoe-Selo, near St Petersburg. Con-
tracts have also been obtained within
the last few days for the construction
and the operation of British munich
pal plant and for supplying one of
the biggest townways on the other
side. The carrying out of the work,
which calls for the shipment of tur-
bines, etc, TO England, France, Italy,
Australia and South America. will rep
resent an outlay of $4,000 .0OO
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
TROUBLE IN THE
RUSSIAN HOUSE
Socialist Member Makes a
Speech Against Army,
Which Causes a
Sensation.
BY Associated Press.

St Petersburg, Apr. 29.-DissOlu-
ton of the lower house of parliament
was threatened today when, in eXecu-
tive session ZuEabOff, the sOciaIistiC
member, declared in a speech that
under autOcratic regime the army V4s
worthless except against home peO-
pie, but was beaten whenever engaged
in a fOrign war.
The ministers withdrew and de
manded an apology, which WAS re-
fused. although the president Of the
chamber pronounced the suspension
and rebuke of ZurabOff
The incident caused serious fric-
ton between the members of the
cabinet and Premier Stolypin called
them in extraordinary session, lasting
until midnight
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
RINGMASTER WON
COURSING STAKES
By Associated Press

Chicago, April 29.-MOre than l 900
persons saw G. Z. Roots hound. Ring
master, win the annual coursing stakes
held under the auspices of the Chi
cago Coursing Club. at Mount Green
wood, H., yesterday. The value of
the event was 81 1000, o. which s40O
went to the winner, and attracted
sportSmen from all parts of the West.
Ringmaster was brought down from
New Richland. Minn. Second prize
went TO Allen and Wilson's Close
Shave" of Whitening, Ind. Grand
Character, brought here from San
Francisco for the contest, took third
prize. Other hounds which started
were: Fortunate Effort, from San
Francisco; Cut Glass. of Redwood
Falls. Mimi; Fine Edge, of Denver;
Colleen Bawn, of Seward, Neb.;
GameSport, of New Richland, Mimi:
Alice PuShmaI. of San FranciScO:
Master Red PattleS. of El Reno, Okla;
Garry Owen. After Me- lie Garcia
Fine Art, Lizzie Doe, BartaSos, May
Alter. of New Richland, MINI. Twen-
ty-four dogs in all competed.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
Securities Valued at Eight
Hundred Thousand
Dollars Taken.
ROBBERY OF TRUST COMPANY
OF AMERICA CONTINUES TO
GROW IN MAGNITUDE-MUC
MONEY PROBABLY LOST IN
SPECULATION BY THE GUILTY
PARTIES.
BY Associated Press.

New York, April 29.-The big
bond robbery, in which the Trust
Company of America was the victim,
continues an absorbing subject in the
financial district, where every devel-
opment is eagerly scrutiniZed. The
robbery at first put down as a $50.-
900 affair, has steadily grown, until
today it appears that securities az
gregating $500, 900 in value have been
taken by Walliam o. Douglas. the
bond clerk now under arrest. These
figures are reached as the result OF
an interview given by member OF
the executive committee of the trust
company, who said that 1t took Sl60,-
900 to redeem the securities hypothe-
Gated with brokers for loans by O..
NJ. bennett, who is under arrest IN
connection with the robbery, and that
the securities were pledged for less
than one-third of their value. He also
said that it was $500 900. and not 500
600 worth of securities that were
hidden in Broker Dennett's bed at
the Manhattan Club.
Taken at the executive committee
mans own figuring that Douglas and
bennett realized only part less
than a third on the average. it can
be seen that the $160,000 that the
trust company has lost on the out
standing securities, represent a value
of nearly 100000. Adding the $780,
900 found in the bed of Broker Den
nett, makes 100000. What has be-
come of the money Douglas and Den
EFT raised is unexplained The trus-
tee who talked yesterday sal that
while he was of the opinion that
much of this had been lost in specu-
lation, he. felt sure that the pair had
a snug sam tucked away soniewhere-
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
ALIENS LOADED
WITH WEAPONS
Throw Away Knives and
Reyolvers in Order to
~ he Allowed to Land. z
BY Associated Press.

New York, April 29.-Nearly 1000
immigrants on the steamships Citta
di Milano and Nord Amerika, of the
Italian line, just in from Naples and
Genoa, got a taste of the laws of the
country when agents of the line ap-
and shouted that all weapons and
knives must be thrown away or left
with the officers of the ship before
the immigrants could be allowed TO
land. There was an instantaneous
shower of stillettos. ugly looking long
knives and revolvers of modern and
ancient makes. When the immigrants
land it is believed that they will be
the most harmless set of aliens re-
ceived there in many a day
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
At
OKLAHOMA CITY
Seven Persons Believed to
Have Drowned Sun
day Night.
BY Associated Press.

Oklahoma City, April 2S.-A cloud
burst over Capitol Hill, suburb of
this city, just south of the Canadian
river, last night, flooded the place.
Seven persons are missing, and are
believed to have been drowned. Many
persons camped on the lOwlands near
the river, were caught unawares, and
had but little time to make their CS-
cape. The river is bank full, and it
will be some time before it can be
determined if any lives were really
lost. There was another heavy rain
fall to-day, which caused the river 20
rise higher, endangering property in
the lowlands.
Three thousand people live in Cap
ital Hall, which lies south of the
North Canadian river, opposite Okla
homa City. The hill is drained into
a small stream called Lightning creek.
which enters the river just below Okla
homa City. The water came down the
creek and covered the lowlands in
such volume as to force out people
living in tents. shanties and small
houses on the low grounds.
Oklahoma City itself was not en-
dangered.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
TO EUROPE IN
TWENTY HOURS
~.
Inventor Bell Says Rapid
Aerial Transitis Only =
Question of Time.
By Associated Press.

London. April 29.-Dr. Alexander
Bell, the inventor of the telephone, is
quoted in an interview which has ap-
peared here as saying that it was
only question of q brief period when
the progress of aerial navigation viii
make it possible TO. haze dinner in
America and breakfast tie next morn
ing in Europe. covering the distance
across the Atlantic in les than twen-
" hours.
DR.. Bell said that he expected that
an airship would be perfected capable
OF making 175 to 200 miles an hour.
He was also of the opinion that the
next step in aerial flight would take
the form of such improvements as
would make possible -. creation OF
aerial battleS,liiss, Hc was of the
opinion that America would be the
first country to perfect aerial battle
ships.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
UNIONS AFTER
THE PRESIDENT
BY Associated Press.

Denver, Colo, April 29.-The Denver
Trades and Labor Assembly yesterday
adopted resolutions regrettiuC the at
titude taken by President Roosevelt
against Mover and Haywood, Western
Federation officials now awaiting trial
at Boise. Idaho. on the charge of COM
plicity in the assassination of former
Governor Steuenberg. Giving public
expression to his views at that time
by the President was censured. \
communication suggesting that the
body form itself into IA permanent
committee was order
ed placed on file
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
FRANCIS JOSEPH
PLEADS FOR PEACE
BY Associated Press.

Prague, Bohemia, April 29.-Em-
peror Francis Joseph left Prague for
Vienna today, after fortnigh.'s stay
at the Bohemian capital. His majes
ty signalized his departure by address
ing a rescript to the governor of the
province, earnestly appealing for con-
ciliation between the czech and Ger
man nationalities. He pointed cut
that a start had been made in this
direction by the introduction of uni
versal suffrage. and concluded:
Il would consider it the greatest
happiness if l, who have shared all
the sorrows and struggles. should NOW
at least share the joys of peace"
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
FLORIDA TOWN
WANTS HOME
Enterprise Women Ask that
Blassengame Institu-
ton be Removed
There.
BY Associated Press.

Houston, Texas. April 29.-At TO
days session of the Woman'S Home
Missions Board of the Methodist EpIs-
COpal Church, South, the Florida con
ference offered on behalf OF Misses
Emma and Tina Tucker. evangehsts.
the donation of the Brock house and
an hundred and eighteen acres Of
ground attached, valued at one hun
dred thousand dollars. located at En-
terpriSe, Florida. on condition that the
Blassengame rescue home, at Thomas
vile, Ga, be removed 10 the former
location. y resolution cOndemninS
the leasing of cOnvicts by states TO
corporations and individuals was adoD-
ted
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
GENERAL KUROK|
NATION'S s GUEST.
Noted Japanese Warrior is
Expected to Reach Seat
tie Wednesday.
By Associated Press.

Victoria, B. C., April 29.-The steam
er Empress of China, which arrived
here yesterday from Yokohama,
brought news that General Baron Ku-
roI and his party of representative
Japanese naval officers dispatched by
Japan TO the jamestown exposition.
were given an enthusiastic farewell at
Yokohama when they started The
Aki Maru is due Wednesday at Seat
tie, and the party will proceed at
once
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
SERIOUS FLOOD IS
FEARED AT ROANOKE
Bv Associated Press.

Roanoke. Va, Apr. 29.-HaH a NH
lion dollars damage is the result of
the collapse of new concrete bridge
over Little Otter river, the debris
forming dam that backed the water
up a distance of six miles and which
engineers have been unable TO re-
lease 1t is feared when the wreck
age is opened the flood will carry
away the old bridge. just below, and
that the country for miles will be
swept by the flood.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
MAY DAY TROUBLE
FEARED IN FRANCE
BY Associated Press.

Paris, April 29--Fear OF extensive
trouble in connection with May DAY
labor demonstrations has disappeared
in this city but at the seaDOTts TOulOn,
Brest and CheTbOurg and the interior
cities OF the Rouen, Lyons and Ii
mOses. trouble seems likely. regard
less of preparations of the military.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
JACKIES
DEFEAT ENGLISH
Bv Associated Press.

Norfolk, Va. Apr. 29.-Cutter
crews from the battleships Alabama
and Virginia. in a mile race, distanCed
that of the British cruiser ROXburgh
today in the first Of a series OF inter
national rases between the crews of
warships lying in Hampton RDads on
the jamestown Exposition. II Is eS-
timated that twenty thousand dollars
changed hands.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
Will Accompany Kuroki.

Seattle, Wash. April 29-Lieutenant
General Macarthur, ranking officer OF
the United States army. accompanied
by staff officers. arrived here yester-
day from San Francisco. General Mac
Arthur is here to meet General Ku-
rOki. who will arrive May ,. The
ranking general is the personal repre-
sentative of President. Roosevelt, and
will accompany General Kuroki across
the continent to jamestown, where he
will be the nations guest.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
FRENCH CABINET
OPPOSES UNIONS
BY Associated Press.

Paris, Apr 29--The cabinet today
decided 70 take action against public
servants engaged in agitation for the
unions and. eventual afiliaJion with
the federation of labor. Ringleaders
among the pOstmen and teachers will
be sUmmaTily dismissed
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
AN ERUPTION OF
STROMBOLI FEARED
BY Associated Press.

Rome, Italy, April 2y-The Condl-
ton of Stromboh volcano is still I'M
known owing to the density of smoke
and fog preventing signal exchange
between Sicily and island of Strom-
boil. Panic prevails in Calabria and
persons are fleeing from the villages
along the coast.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
{. {. Goodman and Pat Nc
Hugh Announce for Pres
ident Of Council.
NO OPPOSITION
TO TWO OFFICIALS
City Attorney Jones and Tax
Assessor Johnson Will
Be Reelected.

FOR ALL OTHER POSITIONS TO
TO BE VOTED FOR IN THE
SPECIAL PRIMARY THERE ARE
TWO OR MORE CANDIDATES,
EXCEPTING BOARD OF EQUAL
ZATlON-ELEVEN ARE OUT FOR
MEMBERSHIP ON BOARD OF
WORKS.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
ARE NOT TIED TO
TAFT OR FORAKER
BY Associated Press.

Toledo. Apr. 29.-WalteT Brown.
chairman of the Republican State
Central Committee, said today that
no request had been made of him TO
call d meeting of the committee for
the consideration of a state primary
election for the choice of a presiden-
tial candidate. that such d contest IS
overwhelmingly opposed by the party
and that members OF the committee
are not tied TO either Taft or Foraker
70 the extent of acing arbitrarily.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
TO AVOID TARIFF
COMPLICATIONS
Bv Associated Press.

Paris. Apr 29.-AmbaSsadO- WhIte
and Consul General Mason and the
American Chamber OF Commerce have
recommended TO Secretary Root he
appointment of a joint tariff commits
sion. similar to that acting with Ger
many. with Il view to reaching basis
avoiding further tariff complications.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
Addresses by Taft.

Cincinnati. April 29.-Secretary OF
War Taft today made a short visit
TO the University of Cincinnati. where
he delivered a brief address of an in
formal character to the students.
Later, he was given a warm rece, =
ton at the chamber of commerce. ard
spoke a few words in response to the
persistent calls for a speech. Tonight
he addressed the members of the
Business Mems Club on The Panama
Canal"
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
HOPE FOR A MALE
HEIR TO THRONE
BY Associated Press,

Madrld. April 29.-An artlcIe calling
attention to the historical fact that
the first born child of AngIo-Spanish
royal marriages has always been Il
girl, has appeared in popular jour
nal here, and is causing much dis
cussion. The public hopes that the
present case will prove an exception.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
RaisuIi Hunting Trouble.

Tangier. April 29.-InfOrmatiOn has
reached here that Raisuh is Torment
ing an agitation among the Lakame
tribes, and il is believed that he will
obtain the support of the Tetun
tribes. which are under French con-
troll. French troops hve been sent
from AIgiers to reinforce the Tetun
column.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
GRAVE CRISIS
IN MONTENEGRO
By Associated Press

Vienna April 29.-RevOlt and a
grave political crisis in Montenegro
has caused proclamation of military
Premier TemOnOvics has
rendered the resignation OF the cabi-
net which Prince Nicholas has refused.
to accept. Several have been killed
in street fights in POdgOritZa and arm
ed bands are reported marching on
Cettinje.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
GORDON MONUMENT
UNVEILED MAY 25
BY Associated Press.

Atlanta. Apr pa heroic bronze
equestrian statue of General John B
Gordon will be unveiled May 25 by
Two daughters of the great general,
and with dedicatory exercises. Speak
ers of the occasion include Governor
Terrell. General Stephen D. Lee and
General Clement 4. Evans.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
RIVERS AND LAKES
TO BE INSPECTED
BY Associated Press.
Washington. Apr. 29.-Th'

washington. Apr. 29.-Ihe Inland
Waterway Commission held its first
meeting today. All members were
present when Chairman Burton
opened the session. Organization was
completed with the election of Sena-
tor Newlands. of Nevada, vice-chair-
man and DR.. w. J. MCGEE, the Wash
ingtOn scientist, secretary. 1t was
definitely decided TO make inspections
of the Mississippi river and the great
lakes
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
TOOK THE LAW IN
HIS OWN HANDS
By Associated Press.

Macon, Ga, April 29.-L. D. Strong,
manager of a department store. to-day
shot and killed Henry d. Smith, mar
ried. and at the time of the tragedy
grand jury found an indictment
against Smith for the seduction of
Miss Lillian Strong. aged eighteen,
sister of Smiths slayer. Before death
Smith denied the accusation. The
coroner's jury returned d. verdict of
juStifiable homicide.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
SHOT WOMAN WHO
REFUSED HISLOVE
BY Associated Press.

Philadelphia, Pa, April 29.-FOllOw-
ing Martha KOTais from Prussia, where
he attempted TO Kill her and himself
because she refused his love, Franz
Endrukat again renewed his suit and
to-day. after several Tebuffs. shot the
girl through the head killing her in
stantly, then put a bullet into his own
brain
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
KEHOE WILL NOT
ADDRESS HOUSE
Expresses Views FaVoring Rate Reg
ulation, But Pleads Of
ficiai Duties.
specIaI to The Journal

Tallahassee, APR 29.-J. Walter
KehOe. Of Pensacc.r. in a letter 10 the
house, gives views favorinc the regu-
lation of railway rates but declining,
on account of official duties at De
Funiak, to accept the invitation 10
discuss the matter with Hon. W b
Lamar on Wednesday night
Scott NJ LOftin is among the visit
Ors TO Tallahassee today
The Pensacola journal., 1907-04-30
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HEADACHE CAUSED
CRANIUM TO BURST.
Bv Associated Press.

Nashville. Tenn, App. pa
) Glasgow. KY, dispatch says
that Mrs. Bette Davis. an aged
lady, who lives at Coral Hill,
Ky. recently had her head TO
burst from headache. The case
is d most peculiar one, and IS
puzZling the doctors. Thurs
day afternoon Mrs. Davis took
severe headache. and suffered
throughout the afternoon. night
and all day Friday The usual
simple remedies failed to give
relief, and some time Friday
night d hole about the size OF
a 32-cahOre ball appeared in
Mrs. Davis's forehead, near
. the temple. and when disCOv-
cred the blood had run down
Of the bed and for more than
six feet on the floor.
After the loss of considerable
blood Mrs. Davis's head be-
came easy. and since then
she has suffered no incoDven-
) fence.