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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Daily matinee at Rush's Bijou. Adj
mittance TO all cents. vt
Lade' theatre waists just received
at the Bennington Shoe Store. 3t
Prof. John Russell of Williams col
leee will preach IN the Old First church
Sunday.
Double program every evening at
the Bijou Cinderella" special fea-
ture this week.
Cluett & Sons are setting Sanford
piano In the Grand Army rooms for
the W. r. g. ladies today,
The latest and newest styles In la
dies and mems hosiery at the Ben.
nington Shoe Store. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Y. Griswold and
son of Ncols street who have been
visiting in Albany for few days,
have I, turned home.
]. Conn. Arnold of Rutland. private
secretary to General Manager Jarvis
or the Rutland Railroad, was in town
yesterday on business.
A coach pup three months old and
a fine graphophone will be among the
bargains offered at the rummage sale
next week at l26 North street.
There has been no scnooI III room
n yesterday or today because the
teacher. Miss Agnes Elmdorf Is attend
ing the teachers convention in Bur
| lington.
The sons and daughters of Mrs. ED.
ward Bottum of West Main street gave
her a surprise party Wednesday even
ing, the event being Mrs Bottum's
18th birthday.
William ID. Campbell OF Dorset is
captain OF the freshman track team of
Williams college. The sophomore
and freshman teams will hold a meet
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs Harriet Fonda of Schenectady
and Miss Sarah Fonda of Boston re-
turned TO their homes today after Wis
| iting Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Fonda of
Union street for few days.
| Mrs. Kate ID. Lee, the department
president of Vermont is in town and
VIII inspect tne w, IL. y. corps TINS
evening. The banquet is at o'clock,
and full attendance is desired
Announcements is made to the mem.
| bcrs and attendants of the Second Con
gre Sational church that the pastor.
Rev, Geo. S Mills, has statement of
particular interest and Importance to
present to the congregation next
sunday morning.
Two three,pece oak bedroom sets,
with springs and mattresses, nearly
new; one single oak bedstead with
springs; a washing machine, uphol-
stored couch, dishes. bric-a brac, chill
drens playthings. etc. in the rum
mage sale at $50 North street
The meeting of the subordinate
lodges of district No. |. o. o. +. will
be held this evening at the Odd Eel
lows hall. The lodges from Manclfes.
ter and South SALISBURY will be u
resented at this meeting. A RI
ton will be given after the mel
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-18
The Vermont Idea for Savings Banks

The Ludlow Tribune thinks that the
idea of Savings Banks keeping Yer
mont money at home will appeal to
Vermonters. In commenting on this
particular feature of the Lamoille
County Savings Bank and Trust com.
pany of Hyde Park. it says:
Last Thursday this bank passed the
million dollar mark in its assets-and
not a single cent of 1t invested outside
of Vermont. SO distinctively a Yer
mont flavor naturally appeals to the
taste of Vermonters, because II
smacks Of level headed management
and safety which is quite assuring
Congratulations are certainly in order
This Bank pays per cent compound
ed semi-annually on deposits of $10C
or more.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-18

Frank E. Day and Miss Helen
Nichols of Rochester, N. Y, have been
guests of Miss Jane Il. Day this week.
Mr.. Day is in his 9Sth year but is
wonderfully preserved and as active
as many men 80 years his junior. He
went from here to Boston and is go
ing to San Diego to spend the winter.
The bear brought in Thursday from
Searsburg was not killed by Allen
Briggs as stated in the Banner yester-
day. but by Fred Briggs also of Sears
burg. Homer A. Lyons, who is an
expert in the matter of wild animals
in this section, took off the skin this
morning and 1t has been sent away to
be mounted
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-18

ST. JOHNS, N. r.. Oct 1S.-Por-
tons of wreckage washed ashore on
the east coast near here indicate that
the fishing schooner Alma was lost in
the recent gale, together with her crew
of ten men.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-18
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

" Estate of LYDIA MARIA RAY.
The Undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District of Ben
nington, COMMISSIONERS, TO receive, exam.
Inc and adjus tall claims and demands of all per-
sons against the estate OF Lydia Maria Ray,
late of Bennington In said district, deceased,
nd all claims exhibited In offset there
to, hereby give notice that we will meetf0r the
purpose aforesaid at the Burt Brothers Store on
The 9th day of Move mber and Sd day Of April
next from o'clock p. m. until o'clock
p. m. on said day, and that six months
the time limited by said Courtfor said creditors
to present their claims to US for examination
and allowance.
Dated at Bennington. VT, this Sd day OF
October, A. ID, 1907.
HOMER II. WEBSTER.
% BURT,
Commissioners.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-18
Christian Scientists.

Services: Sunday at p. m and on
Wednesday at 7.I5 p. m. corner of
Park and Scott streets. Subject Oc-
tober goth, 1907, Probation after
Death Reading room same address,
open Wednesday to 5.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-18

No home Is so pleasant, regardless
of the comforts that money will buy.
as when the entire family is in perfect
health. A bottle of Orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup costs SO cents. 1t will
cure every member OF the family of
constipation, sick headache or stomach
trouble. Sold at Quinlan's Pharmacy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-18

Cairo Temple. Ancient Arabic Order
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, will hold
a session in Mddlebury November e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18

Der S5nqleit ppr elmer GoronerSs
I$lrD bcginnt morgen Die 9lugnbe,
OoB ctlid)e Der llmgefonmcucn ollr0
@eriibrltng Der obritten Sdbicne" &C..
to0tct lulrOen, miro pom Coroner, 10.
lpie bon Der 9obnbeb0roe bcitritter,
uno Der llmitonO, Dob feinc Der Sci.
6cn @rnnouun0cn ollf5cigeu, lit cinc
@iOcrleging Oerlclbcn. Sri Settle
2llbin aus ISrnntfort, N.sg), cinea
Der Spier. mar ais WtuIiflcbrcrin in
ben &olfSi6ulcn 5lt 8bitc &loina
ongeItcllt lnO fam gcitern bicrbcr
nm lid I'M cine Stellc IN elmer
Operntruppc 81 bcluerbcn. Gle mar
erfolgrcidJ 6oriu rn0 nol(tc nad
Sollie 5llriidfe6rcn, itm ii6 oui cine
Sour ourd 0aS San0 por5ubereitel,
alS iie bon ibrem Shifiol creilt
iulirbe Sri. @llie 9. 9orrcL cin
onoercs Spfcr, mor cine &ronfcn.
tuGrtcrin bon 9erllf. sic uobntc
bier in 9tem-2)ort lno befonb iiD oti
Dem Nege nod Yleoiontoillc, nm
bort cine Botientin 3u ocrpflegen.
Sor etliden Sabren fam ibre gon5c
sSomiIic ourcb cine 6euerSbrltnlt
un's Se6en rmO lie ollein entging
Dem GoOe. Motormonn &ogcrS, mel.
der filr5 no6 Dem llngliif pcr6oitct
ipurbe, lit gegen ciGene @iirgIdoft
entloiicn luor0en itno miro 0eleocnt.
lid OeS SnQlleItS ais 3eugc pernom.
men uer0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
9lls MnttcrmOrbcrin auocflant.

9fcm . Off, II. Ic6ruor. -
SrM 2ottie @oQolL Satin 0eS be-
tannten 9ron5e SmporterrS geo.
polo @ollolL cri6ien beute lnter ser
Inflage, ibre Miltter, 6rou S0a
9in9e, 5ourh @ingeben bon Silt er.
moroet 5l boben, Dor Ocm Coroner
9lcriteIli, mel6er lie o6ne 3uloiiung
5ur 9iir8Id]oft bis 81 oem ulf W}itt-
nod nn6eraumten SnQuelt cinItedcn
lieB. iSrou 9inge, cine rei6e @itts
lue, rpeldc nit i6rer Go6ter uno
ibrem S6ipie9eriobn in 9tr. 6S, 0it.
so. StroBe, mobnte, ltorb an 6. Sc.
brllar, 0rei 8oben nud elmer uegen
zines &re6Sle0enS an ibr uor0enoms
nenen Gperotion. 9ei elmer llnaluie
0eS N{ubnlts ibreS WogenS ianoen 0ie
}Ier5te @ift Dor. SSrou @nQm ioa
ibrer Mlltter oaS Sit i'm Gbam.
pagner eingegeben bo6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
On ,Snoien aeitprbcn.

9tem Oorf, II. 6ebruor.
2ller. 6rllertom SefretGr ser S6eo-
iopbiiden @eieulbait, tbeilt nit, ooB
SenrD Steel Slcott, melNer oie CT.
p1bnte @eieaidoit bier 81 2onoe ac-
meininm nit Moonme 9lnootsfp
0riin0ete, bellte 81 gt0por, Oitiuoien,
gcItorben lit. Olcott reiite i'm lcbten
Sfto6er bon bier nn6 SSnoien ab uno
500 iid) aui Der Seereiie ollrh einen
Stltr5 bur6 cine 2llfe in Ben SdifiSs
ruum &crlcblll9en 5rL meldc nod.
geroOc ieilten 600 berbeifijbrten, Gr
mar IS Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
McucbeImorO cntgongen.

Qtcu6elnorO cntgnngen.
Cardiff @olcS, II. 6ebruor.-
Der pon 9ennrt6, @oIeS, obgegon.
gene britii6c Gontpicr oOrionOu
collioirte IN ser uerBongcuen 9to6t
NIT Dem britii6en 0ompier nSelio.
polls" luIo puroc in ben @rln0 ges
bo6rt. &ier5ebn 9erionen, eiudlicB.
lid ocS Captains, ertrnnfcn. Ger
oScliopoliS," bciien 9u0 itbper be.
id66i9t mnroe, lit in Sen biciigcu Soo-
len cinaclmlIcn.
Der 0ompfer oSeIiopoli0" mar ges
mietbet morOelL lnt 2000 lpaniihe
giupnn0erer noh 0onoluln 5l brin'
gen Giehe untenD mo beian0 it'd out
Der 1Sobrt noh Wtalogo, Inn Die Gmi'
0runten abjubolen. Der 0ampfer
nGriunOn" murOe III 1879 3u 2iDer.
pool gcbout mo aeborte Der Oortigen
oGrientol Steamibip So" ST mar
cin 6obr5euQ bon 1900 Eonncn.
2 Spunii6c Nus man oercr
nu 6 $ om al
2on0on H. Scbruur. - Ter
en9liihe 3ompier rSeliopoli9 " lit 5u
Dem ,}luede qcdortcrt moroen, 10000
iponiihe 9tnalpanoerer nod 8ouo-
lulu 81 tronSpotireu, Die S6iffS'
moflcr Gopio Bruce & So. iugerl in
cinem S6rei6en an o2IopoS S6ip.
ping @o5Gtte," OoB lie Die 9lngelegen'
belt i'm Intereiic Der omerifo1il6en
Rcgicrlna" IN bic 0onO nebmeL
Oodb uerlolltet bon onoercr Seite, 0oB
bic Sponicr bon boluolt'l6cn 3uder-
ISntereiien oeronloBt lucroet loponi'
ichc 9lrbeiter 81 crieten. Ger gScllo'
polls" lie9t ougenblidlih III 8orr0,
bon no CT nod O}aln9o ioDren loll,
nm BORT Die 9luamonocrcr ot 9pro
5u ncbmen.
WtiniltcrfriiiS W in 6rdnt
reid miro otut
@ariS, II. Sebrltor. - gtodoen
0as Mclultot Der Serbanoliingell
5ruii6cn ocn er5biidofliden Gooo-
irtor bon YoriS, .Vlonlcigncnr
2lmiette, rmo Dem Seine Br0iettcn
oe SelucS ii6cr Die airbenoernlic'
t6iu0s.Gontroftc' 0cItcrn Dem aobi'
net .por0clcgt luur0c, pcrlolltctc, DoB
Der ErGicft, Olonlciancur 9lmlettt
l1no ocr @cnerol-&ifor, Wlonleignenr
G6omnS, gcItern gIbenb bcreits 6ll
einem ooQfonlnenen GinDerItono'
niiie gelaugt mGrcn, 0ieicS lleber'
murbe olth ollrh Inter
rihtSminilter griono IN Der aobl.
netslibung porgelegt. Brcmierntinl'
tier Glemenceoli Itellte lid ollf Den
Stouopunft, ooB IS niAt rotltl5irt
iperoen oiiric, bepor bic &olnmer @c.
le0enbeit gebobt bate, iDre Yilli'
0lug ober WtiBbilli9ung altS5iliprc'
den.
90 lit geraoe in Dem Wtoment. 0n
cine Ginigung ii6er Die einihneioen'
ite sSroge in Dem reli9ioIen Gonilift
nobte, cine Wtinilterfriiis ont Sori.
cont oufgetoll6t, nnb es eri6eint icbt
5lueifelboit, OF beS griemierminilterS
aobi1ct Ole fommenoe @ode ii6er'
le6en miro.
Sr. Glentcnceali lpar bonn Stranten'
lager olifgeitanben Tim ii6 nad bent
glnIee 81 6ege6en, I'M in Der aabl'
nctsiitung ole BORT inter 8oriib bon
Braiioent 5aliereS itottfano, ooroilf
81 beItebcL boB nidt boS aobinct
ollein Die Serontlportlidfeit fiir olc
6oiiitng Der Gpntrnftc ii6ernebnle.
Der Brenlier bc5iueifclte, Dab etn
Horlomentsoft oieie Gontrofte gut.
6ciBen iuiirbe, iinb beItanb IN iebent
Sale oorouf, bob Dem Eorlament
@elegenbeit gcgeben iueroe, ieine gns
iiht bariiber olissubriiden. Glemens
ccol fiibrte ous, baB er iebr genolt
iiber Die Wiiblereien Der glnG1naer
bon Gpntbes llnb onbercn @rllppen
unterribtct lei, ituo crfldrte es olS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
MGnbcrbanpfmann pcrnrtbcilt.

Eulin 5. Z, II. sSc6riior.
8olter SpeB, ser onge6Ii6c 9lnfii6'
rer elmer I4uberbanoe, ipliroe geltern
oeS Moroanarifis oui ben 9lpotbefer
Glouoc gQis bon Mannforo ihuloig
beiunoen nno 81 5uei SSabren Salt
i'm 9unoesgeidn9niB 81 Sort Smitb
perllrtbeilt. Sean MorriS, Elm at.
oeres Wtitglieo ser 9anbe, bate Die
8ertpcgenbeit, Ger Yro5eiiirung leines
Spiebgeiellen bei5ulpobnen unO
ipuroe I'M @eribts5imner uerbattet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
Saltc mar Icin Sob.

GTcOcIonO, g. II, 6cbrnor.
@ei ieilcr 2lrbcit al Dem nelell
8rHocSgcbiu0c uerlor Wiife 9tot6-
itcin pl0bli6 ooS @lei6gemi6t lmb
Itiir5te bier Stodperte tief oli einel
@ouien @ranitlteine. gr war ioiort
cine 2ei6e, Wie iidD ip1ter beraltS-
ltellte, Bate ii0 9iotbitein Die S0noc
erfroren uno mar Oaber i'm 2lugenbIict
Der @cinbr ni6t i'm Stanoe gclueien,
lih am @criilt ielt5ubalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
Yife's 3abniucbtropfcn
farircn In
ciner Winntc.
ugueal CptiOn1 fir siiO.Garolina.

GoIumbio S..G, II. 6ebr. =
9n8 Observation-Disclosures Der 2cgiS.
lotur nobnl acitcrn nit rs acgcn 2S
Stimmcn oen 9cridt beS Gonicren5'
Gomitc'S an, ipeI6eS 36 Shmoen mt
ser @cIcitiDung Der @iGngel Der n2o'
cal Option" Bill gcorbetet bate.
Ger Wcricbt nuroc oann oud bonn &c.
nat nit % geBen 10 Stimmen gut
gebeibcn mo Der @ouocrncur imtcr.
5ei6nctc Die Gill nod I'M 2ouie ocS
cages, 10 DOB Der ituutIidc Spiritiio.
ienbnnocl oIS cin Gin1 Der Scrgan.
0enbeit ungcicben neroen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
NicrScbn crtrnnfcm.
SampfersGulliiiun nub ScbcnSucrluIt
M Der britiidcn Siiitc.

5tclllmg 0c3 aa6inct8 GIcmcnccau in
5ranfrci6 i6mcr criNiittcrt. -
gine 9riiiS i6eint lmocrmei0Iid.
- Eroieiior u. Mortcn5 bon
2onoon no0 oem $oag ob9c.
rciit. - Die MGGte mo Oie 9lb-
riiihtngSfro0e. - 93uB(anO'S Yro'
9ronnn fir 0ie 6rieOen8 Gonic.
rcu5, 6olon6'8 5uiti5miniitcr
nit fuoppcr 9}otb Dem Gooe ourb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
N(0ll f0llll
eiurlr W{olrlr
nt6t bOb
auf etnen
8annt beben.

ErOiciiiOncllc Olcflnmc nnb beSabl'
tc5 Sob m6gcn cincm Irtifel 5u ma.
liger Nadfrasc OcrbcIfrn, n6cr iucnn
Ocricl6c nidt Snrd inneren 8ertb in
Oic 'SO6c fommt, lit cs nntluS, i'm
Onrd gInjrigcn ucitcr sn Idiebrn.
rSalc's ISOneD Of SOre6unno anb
Sar" crrcidtc idOn lunge Den @ipfel
OaOard, bah cs uic urrfe9ltc, Snitcn
obcr GrfGltnng 81 fnrircm. SIS brinat
Idncllc Grlcidternug BON pcbcm
SalS nnO SrOnditis. Man uc6mc es
in 3cit nno pcrDitc crnitlidjc aranf.
bcit SIR glpOtGrfcr pcrfauft eS.
Mnn 6altc cS III oicicm ucrGnocrlidcn
&cttcr 5nm 8c6rand 6Creit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
oiu port oeniiat sem aeiirn,

Gin Mort 1enilgi oem VseIlfli, ApIete iDILn
1ehabf bot: Der Wlenfo odgegen iptro felbtt
burd5 GbnbeH Mot ilns; CT osrgibi nur ~
bdiia be unangenebmen 6oqel, iciner @enllB'
fuebi' llilo be letoen bic onrdl litindB9lelf lin
fcbteobie cuff linltgel nfi 8eiregnng. geitbledfs
llcbc glnsihiueifnngen II. + 10. enilteben Bellli
aber geDrte Ser0dillilg, stnpflpep, Nppclii2els
inn riio gIerfopIiig tbii udriieli. onb iett Nui
iiIirci,l aeipurhen nno Shmer5eu tbn iiber5eii,
aeIi, bui, ibn eine drnnibeit oropt oa erinnrrf
er f6, oob ct. yernarb Sranterpillen iett Sabri.
bunbrrten Iid ale bet bette tnb iiieblbnrite
Observation-Disclosures erpieiet bnhell, Der ie eittoedt
ipurben H. Sir 90 Gents bel glpoibeferli bll
uubrtl. (NpDii II, ,1&9SJ
qaNe ftr's elnSlanb beIprgf g. 9latne. Nr,
LII. GftsinltinlprtItr., naae COMMUNICATING
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-18
SpSesltrafe abgcid)afft.

Eopefn &s, II. 6ebrnor.
Die @bceler Silnon 8ia, bnrd
ipeld,e sic Sooesitraie I'M Staotc
aanias abgcidaiit miro, fat SnnS
ilnO Scrot poiiirt uno erlpartet iett
MIR ned Die llnteridriit oes @ouper-
neurs, I'm @eiebeSfroft 5u erlangen.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-15
AFTER BORNSTEIN
TO EXPLAIN HOW HE GOT
STOLEN PROPERTY.
Cops Find 81 900 Worth of Furs and
Skins in His Home-Wife Tried
to Bar Policemen.

Furs and skins valued at 1000, stolen
from a loft at Is East Eighth street,
New York city, on June 27, after the
proprietors of the place, Isaac and
Julius Schuhner, who were doing busl-
ness under the name of Schuhner
Brothers. went into bankruptcy, were
recovered by the Fourth Precinct po-
lice of this city Saturday afternoon.
after the receiver and complainant,
William Henkel. jr, son of Judge Hen
KEEL of New York, secured a search
warrant from the local authorities.
The original complaint was made be-
fore c. NJ. Howe. United States Court
judge, in the Southern District Of New
York.
When the New Workers. arrived in this
city with the necessary warrant Captain
Vogel sent Policemen Kaas. Axt and
Kloes to the home of Isaac Bernstein, 211
Livingston street, block from the sta
tion house to get the furs. When the
party arrived Bernstein was not at homo,
but his wife, with several friends, at
first refused to allow the policemen to
enter the fiat. which is on the second
floor.
When the police finally gained an en-
trance ;hey found the missing articles
In the front room, and in short time
they were carried to the station house.
When the final papers are prepared the
goods will be turned over to the New
York authorities.
Bernstein could not be located today.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-15
FATAL END TO SPREE
LEWIS FELL FROM THIRD
STORY TO GROUND.
Had Been Locked Out Of House for
Drinking-Neck and Wrist
Were Broken.

About 1 o'clock yesterday morning
William Lewis 45 years old, of 20 Goble
street, was found in the yard In the
rear of his home with his neck broken
and with the wrist of his left arm also
fractured. The body was discovered
by Edward Gately. a night watchman
at factory close by.
He Immediately notified the police,
and they aroused the people in the
house, who identified the body as that
of Mr.. Lewis, who lived on the third
floor with his wife, two sons and a
daughter.
Police Captain Christie, of the Third
Precinct, made q thorough investiga-
ticn, and from Mrs. Lewis learned that
her husband had been drinking very
heavily Saturday afternoon and night
despite her protestations. She said
that she got so sick of seeing him
drunk that she told him that if he
went out again she would lock the door
and Not let him in the house again.
1t is believed that he returned short
ly after midnight and went up the
back stairs and sat on a bench on the
back piazza. The porch had low rail-
ing, and 1t Is presumed that he went
to sleep and fell over the railing.
County Physician Elliott was notified
and he gave permit for burial. When
not drinking Lewis was considered a
very good husband and father. and
was also well liked by his neighbors.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-15
GOURLEY IS
OUT OF STATE
COMMITTEE
Resignation Reported to
Have Been Sent to State
Secretary Deverenx.

1t was announced today, but not off,
cially, that William B. Gourley had ten
dered his resignation as chairman of
the State Democratic Committee to
William K. Devereux, secretary of the
committee. Mr.. Gourley sent in a res
ignation last year, but 1t was not ac-
cepted and he was persuaded to remain.
His action, 1t is thought. will bring
harmony in the Democratic ranks.
Harmony must exist If they want sue
cess, and this is the year of years. it
is realized, for success. with the CAM
paign for Governor rapidly approach
ing. The Democrats are very anxious
to carry New Jersey next fall, and
every step is being taken to heal up all
breaches and TO harmonic everything
in sight previous to the opening of the
battle.
Gourley's resignation has been ru-
mored frequently. 1t is a fact that he
has tried to get ont, and It is believed
he has now taken the bull by the horns.
Now that he has sailed away to Eu-
rope TO spend the summer months on
foreign shores. he left a letter to be
read at the next meeting of the CONF
mittee in which he asks to be allowed
to resign.
The Democrats feel that they now
have the chance of lifetime to carry
New Jersey and 1t is their main. ambi-
ton to land one of their faith in the
Governors chair.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-15
SCOFIELD FINED 500
MAN WHO SHOT WIFE
PLEADS TO CHARGE.
Philadelphian Tells Court Affair Was
an Accident-0ther Prison.
ers Sentenced.

Lane Scofield, of Philadelphia, who shot
his wife on July 8 while intoxicated, In
theor room in the Lenox Hotel. in Central
avenue, pleaded in the Court of Special
Sessions today and was fined 800. The
prisoner was arrested on a charge Of as
sault and battery with intent to KILL but
In the presentation of the case to the
court today 1t was stated that the shoot
ing was altogether an accident. and that
Scofield did not Intentionally shoot his
wife.
The sentence wss imposed by Judge Jo-
seph Coult. jr., of Sussex County, who
sat In the absence of Judge Jay Ten Eyck,
of the Court of Common Pleas
Other sentences were passed as fol-
lows:
Anthony Capala. carrying concealed
weapons. fined 800.
Alonzo Cuff. negro. embezzlement. lar
ceny and receiving. State Reformatory.
Generso f. Erico, assault and battery,
three years in State Prison.
John McNally and Francis Domenick,
larceny. Railway Reformatory.
John w. Green. assault and battery, for
mer convict. three months In the penten-
tiary
Walter s. Hackett, embezzement. former
convict elgnleen months III lHe peHlteH-
tiarv
Rhoda Harris, negress. assault and bat
terv, three months in the penitentiary.
James Jones. negro. larceny. on proba-
tion for two years.
William Cubick and Frederick welter,
entering, larceny and receiving, Cubicx
one year in the penitentiary, Walter
eighteen months in same
William Leary, breaking and entering
with intent to steal previously convicted,
three years in State Prison.
Florence Philips, larceny on two courts.
sentence suspended.
Philip Scovene, two charges of larceny,
three months in the pententiary.
Louis Sussick. larceny and receiving,
Railway Reformatory.
Paul Sohmer. six months in the peni-
tentiary.
William Suter. larceny, previously on pro-
baton one year in the penltentiary.
Harry Wolf, breaking and entering, pre-
viously convicted in New York State, five
years in States prison
Walter Zelinski and Ignatz Sapranslki,
assault and battery, July 4, last. on proba-
tion for one year each; Ralph Armstrong
larceny and received, State Home for
Boys; Peter Cassidy. assault and pretty
thirty days in Caldwell; Daisy Jones.
negress, disorderly house. three months in
Caldwell; Adolph Lutzy, assault on a girl
State Reformatory.