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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-22
NEW INTEREST in the GREAT
DUTCH CHOCOLATE.

The ]. G. Mcdonald Candy Co. will give
a cash prize of $1,000 and S pound
box of Dutch chocolates, to the boy or
girl, between the ages of IA and is,
who will paint the best picture, of its
Dutch subject, either male or female, ad-
vertising Dutch Chocolates. And a $1,000
cash prize and S pound box Dutch
Chocolates to the girl or boy between
the ages of 10 and IA who paints the
best picture of this subject.
This subject will be found on the
biIlbOards and in the newspapers.
the
FOR further information address Speciality Department
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-22
The Billiard Han

Is the best. You know the rest. Sec
ond floor, 4S East Second South. over
Log Cabin
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-22
MEXICO WILL NO
LONGER OBJECT
Discussion of International
Prize Court at Peace Con-
ference at The Hague.
SIXTH PLENARY SITTING
UNUSUALLY LARGE AUDIENCE
PRESENT.

The Hague, Sept. A.-The sixth plenary
sitting of the peace conference today at
tracted an unusually large audience The
members OF the International seismolog-
zeal and dairy congresses, which were
meeting here, were present
In the course of the discussion regard
ing the establishment of an international
prize court, Senior ESteYa (MeXico) an
nOunced that the Mexican delegation
would now vote in favor of the PROPOSE
ton, as the modification permitting q
country interested in case to have its
own judge on the tribunal largely did
away with the objectionable features of
the earlier proposition, which, he said,
cOntraVened the principle Of the equality
of nations. Senior Esteva added that while
Mexico would support the proposition 10
establish q prize court, she did not with
draw her opinion, repeatedly expressed,
against the project to establish an inter
rational SQUIRT of permanent arbitration If
based on q principle contrary to the equal
ity Of the states.
Brazil Stood Alone.
The proposition to establish an interna-
tional prize court was ultimately ap-
proved, Brazil alone casting a vote against
X. Russia Japan, Siam. Venezuela, Tur-
Key and Persia abStatned from voting. On
the motion OF President NelidOff, the res
olution In regard to converting the third
peace conference. introduced Sept. 49, was
unanimously adopted. together with the
expression OF gratitude to Emperor Mich
olas as the initiatOr of the conference and
10 Queen Wilhelmtna for her hospitality.
Prior 10 the vote Nj. Matsukui head of
the Japanese delegation, drew cordial APP
planse because CT his expression of ap-
probation Of the personal initiative of
Emperor Nicholas in bringing about the
meeting OF the conventions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-22

lumber required by the specifications
will be secured in this way. This will
make practicable the finishing of the
building with the money or nand. 1t is
hoped that the building will be completed
before winter time. The boys will work
at 1t themselves, but must be under the
direction of a competent carpenter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-22

Gall and inspect our white enameled
kitchen at the Royal Cafe Cleanliness
and sanitation are perfect.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-22


For further information address Speciality Department
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-20
MAYOR SCENTS GRAFT
Aldermen Fail TO Pass Resolution for $4,000
EayIns Over Veto.

Rutland, Feb. 49,. The board OF al
dermen had another hot debate tonight
on the question OF buying another fire
engine which has been agitated since
the conaagration year ago today.
The question was brought up by the
mayors vetoing a resolution OF the
last meeting OF the board to buy a new
$4,000 engine. An effort was made to
pass II oyer his veto without success.
The mayor believes IL improper TO pur-
chase u new steamer until the old one
now being repaired mas been tested.
As result OF a petition approving the
new engine idea, signed by 10 Of the
city's largest property owners, the
mayor met so citizens this afternoon
and discussed the question. He plain
ly indicated that be believed there was
graft In the new steamer proposition.
II was decided TO make inyestiga-
lions as - the sdvisability OF increas.
log Rutland's water pressure by draw
ing on the Chittenden Power company's
immense reservoir at Chlttenden.
Mayor Paige wants the steamer ques
ton to 20 before the voters at the
March election.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-20
HOLDS UP
DR.. SANCHE
In Ills Building Operations at
Woodford.
LAND TITLES QUESTIONED
Arthur J. Dewey Claims Land
Bought By the
Doctor.
LAND TITLES QUESTIONED

? Arthur J Dewey claims title 10 some
OF the property bought by DR. II. San.
che Ia Woodford and on which the
doctor has already begun operations.
The property In question is part OF
what is known as the Bushee place and
consists OF about 1--WE acres and Is par
ticulsrly important to Dr-sanche as It
forms the frontage OF his extensive
real estate purchases just beyond the
Point OF Rocks.
On Tuesday Mr. Dewey had some OF
the men employed by DR. Sanche ar
rested for trespsss and they we're put
under bonds for appearance later.
They we're working on the disputed
land.
Mr. Dewey's claims, II Is understood,
are that this land Is part Of his ex
tensive real estate holdings In Wood.
ford while DR. Sanche's deeds and ab.
stract OF title show that the property
has been held and owned without ques.
ton by Bushee aud his Predecessors
for - years.
The effect OF the controversy will be
to hold up DIR sanche's building opcr.
atoms until the question Is decided.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-20
COAT WITH A HISTORY.
Collector Daring HAS Carmen, Rescued from
the Arctic Rsslons.

Burlington, Feb is:-one OF the cold.
esi days last week Collector OF Customs
Darling was In Swanton on his semi
annual tour OF inspection OF frontier
ports. having driven from Alburgh.
The cold had no terrors for him, how.
ever, so he wore buffalo coat, q par
iIculsrly fine one, that had seen service
In the Arctic region with Lieut. Gree
ly 10 1881. The noted explorer left the
Goa, At one OF his abandoned posts 10
the 'iarthest north" snd 10 years later
Lieut.. Peary 10 his search for the North
pole, ran across the garment brought
IL back and presented IL TO Mr. Darl.
log.
As assistant secretary OF the navy,
Mr. Darling had much 10 do with the
Quitting OF Lieut. Peary for ooe OF his
ArtIc expeditions and as . token oi
appreciation OF the aid and encourage
ment extended, the lieutenant present
ed this coat. valuable for lie associa'
lion add remarkable history.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-20
fairs Little Troubles Are and Harder
Do Not Continually Magnify the Importance of Small Affairs Your
FILIPINO GIRL ADOPTED.
Judge BurrItt Formerly Of Manchester Take,
Child ~ His Own.

Judge Bufrltt Formerly Of Manchester Take
Child ~ His Own.
! The Manila p. ~ Daily Times Of
January 2, 1907, has the following Ia
say OF Charles Il. Burritt former
Manchester boy, who Is now on his
way to this country:
what is probably the first formal
adoption Of Filipino child by an
American family took place at Binalo'
nan, Pangasinsn, on the oath Of De-
cember. December 18th Judge Newton
s. Gilbert, In the Court Of First
Instance at Baguio, signed an order OF
adoption making Srta Manuela Balan'
que Miss Manuela Palangue Burritt,
the daughter OF Charles II. Burrltt, at
one time Chief OF the Mining Bureau
OF the Philippine Islands and until
recently Judge OF the Court Of First
Instance OF the Mountain District.
This order was signed upon formal
petition by Judge Burritt, with the
writt consent OF the girls parents
and OF herself. She Is now 10 years
old.
This adoption OF Filipino girl by
Judge Burritt and his including her In
his household as q member OF his fam.
lily was taken only after he had obtain
cd the full consent and approval OF his
children.
The public ceremony OF adoption
took place, as stated, at Binalonan on
the cath OF last month. AT the home
OF the girls father, Senior Julian Ba-
langue, Judge Burritt gave a banquet
TO the officials and the principal men
OF the town with their wives, covers
for one hundred being laid, and an or
chestra and the usual features OF such
an affair accompanying. This func
ton had for It's object the formal recog
milton and introduction 10 Filipino So
ciety OF Miss Manuela Bslapgue, rs
the judges daughter, In the town where
her parents reside.
At the barquet the order OF the Court
was read by Senior viyencio Romeres
the Municipal Secretary, and Judge
Burriit then gave an address or dis
curse" OF explanation with recognition
aud introduction OF the young lady as
his adopted daughter.
Answering 4 question s to how
Americans might comment upon his
action Judge Burrin said: 10 Is q
matter that am answerable for only
TO my God aud my own children. and
the approval OF my own children sas
obtained before agreed 10 adopt the
child
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-20
EPIDEMIC wHOOPlNG COUGH
Most Extensive Ever Known In BrsltIeboro
Reports Of 10 Gases.

Brattleboro, Feb. i9.-In his forth.
coming report TO the voters DR. Henry
Tucker. health officer, will say that the
epidemic OF whooping cough Inthe year
just closed was the most extensive ever
known 10 BraIileboro. He received
reports OF l76 cases aud says be has
reason to believe that many cases were
not reported.
The seeming failure OF quarantine 10
check the spread OF the disease he says
Is due TO the failure OF families 10 rec
ognize the malady until there has been
opportunity 10 infect Others He notes
material gain In the sanitary condi-
lions OF the town but urges better water
and sewage systems.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-20
P0wNAL

+. W. Dornau has been on the sick
list for a few days.
Frank Converse has been entertain
ing his broiher.ln law, Mr. Moore.
Mrs II. w. Barber has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs Amasa Thompson.
Henry Cummings who has been en-
ployed by Mrs Polly Burgess has re-
turned 70 Willlamstown.
Mrs Frank Lyon OF wlllIamstown
has been spending some time With her
grandmother, Mrs Burgess.
The graded school OF our village Il
10 celebrate washington's birthday by
an entertainment Ia the vostry OF The
N r. church Thursday evening.
J. u. Christopher came home last
week suffering from an Injury TO his
foot received by falling on an engine
II il thought he will be permanently
crippled.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-20
CHAUNCEY OLCOTT
Tickets viii Be on Sale At the Bos Office
Ssturd.y Night.

Saturday Night
Not satisfied TO continue year after
year In the successful plays 10 which
he has won fame and fortune but NOV
cd by laudable ambition 10 be con.
stantly presenting something new and
thereby broadening his art, Chauncey
Olcott Is this season presenting play
from the pen OF Theodore Burt Ssyre,
entitled Eileen Ashore ELLEN, my
treasure
His role Is that OF a rollicklng young
Irlshman OF the days OF Robert EN-
met, who after wasting his patrimony
ia riotous living, comes suddenly up.
on the serious problem OF lie In the
form Of love at first sight with q girl
who has come through common report
10 shriak with horror al the very men.
ton OF his name. How, for her sake,
be rises from the ashes OF bis dead self
asserts his manhood, proves his hero
Ism, risks his life and wins her love
aud haod, Is the story told during the
four acts OF the drama.
Incidentally Mr. olcor Is afforded
the bcs, opportunity OF bis career rs a
reckless pronlgate, tender lover, ro-
maniic singer, fearless, self. sacrificing
friend. lie has written AM composed
four new songs which are sure % be-
come popular aud Manager Augustus
Pitou has made most pgetensiCus
production. Tickets at box onice Sat
urday evening at 100.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-20
WILL DISPOSE OF CATTLE
Humane Officer Says Condemned Ones o.
Rsron Crane IAN Look Alike"

Middlebury, Feb. 49, Humane OH.
Ger John Fuller OF Burlington with two
physicians from this town and vergen.
pes, drove 10 Bridport today TO ascer.
tain what should be done with the cat
tie on Barron Cranes farm. condemn.
ed last Friday. Mr Fuller upon return
ing said that "all tho young and old
cattle look alike TO me. We are going
10 dispose OF them In humane way at
once
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-20
THE DUTCH MARKET
Dos't Forge, Dates for chsmlns Affair fsb.
1911.

Ao-AIs
The Dutch Market which will open
nj the Baptist social rooms NJ o'clock
Tuesday afternoon Feb. % and con-
tlnues Wednesday from II Q. IN. 10 I
p. m, promises 10 be = notable sue
cess and the event OF the week.
Ladies will serve 1, the various
stalls and do all they can 10 make
the affair more than an ordinary
achievement Dutch costumes will be
q pleasing feature OF the marke, and
add interest 10 H. The stalls will b
artistically and attractively arranged,
and supplied with good things 10 cal
as we'll a. other things salable a'
reasonable prices.
There will be music furnished by q
we'll Known orchestra All cordially
invited. Don't forget the dates, look
again.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-20
CHILDREN NEEDED CARE.
So Mother 10 Placed 10 the chsss Of prebs
ton Officer.

Barre, Feb is.-City court WAS oc.
cupied nearly all day yesterday with
the case Of State vs. Mrs Agnes
Nevsreii. Late IN the afternoon the
states attorney recommended that In
view OF the fact that Mrs Nevsrslt
had two small children who needed
her care, the woman plead guilty aud
be placed 10 the charge OF the proba-
ton officer, and the case vas disposed
Of la this manner.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-20
CHRONIC ASTHMA CURED
AlsscuIous RseovgIo From Asthma and e
tsrrh Due 10 visnas Treatment.

New York, Feb. i9.-Evidence OF the
wonderful cures effected by the Vienna
ToxIco treatment 10 asthma catarrh
aud bronchitis continue 10 pour In
from all parts Of tho country. Dis.
eases Of tho respiratory tract have ev-
identity this time met their master. OBJ
stina,e cases are cured 10 less than 20
days. The dose IL minute and acts
directly on the membranes and tissues
and II has . wonderful tonic effect
The ToSico Laboratory, 1890 Broad.
way, New York City, who are the sole
dispensers, have generously offered 70
send . test treatment 70 every sufferer
who wills rl,s for u.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-20
NO NEWS OF CHARLES JONES.
Ne Escaped from sOuIsviIIs Lookup las, Fri
day NIGHT

Morrisville, Feb le.-Nu news has
been heard from Charles Jones, who
broke jail here last Friday night
Jones had been arrested In az In.
ioxlcatej condition and placed in the
village lookup. Tie was lsit for the
night, an adjoining cell being occupied
by another mao, Who vas arrested
the same day for n similar offense.
The oficer wen, 10 supper at s-o'ciock
and al about In the evening Il was
found iha, ones had broken the lock
and made his escape through a wiz
dos. This vas his second oGense Of
iutoIlcatlon.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-20

Comrade Frank Perrin, father OF
Mrs Harry willoughby Is the FIRST
veteran Of the civil var In town 10 Ole
an application for n service pension
according 10 the law passed the FIRST
OF tho month and approved by the
President. Comrade ferrin served 10
the 10 New Hampshire volunteers and
draws a pension OF sl2 under the gen.
oJal az but under the onc recently
passed he gill draw 80.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-20
60 TO INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
Three little Girl rusnu Ssn,sAS,d al Bu'
llastoa.

Thrs little Girl Iusnts Stnlsnesd a. Bur
llnsioa.
Burlington, Feb. is-Three Juveniles
we're before Judge Moser 10 city court
this morning. They are Rose, Anna,
and Jessie Prati, aged Il, IL aod .
rears respectively, and were charged
with ,ruaoey. They have been cutting
out attendance At school quite regu'
larry sod have acquired a pretty bad
reputation for small girls. Judge
Mower thought In view OF the fact that
their father aud mother have separated
that the industrial school vas the best
place for them aud sentenced them 10
that institution for the rest Of their
minority.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-20
COLONlALS AGAIN
Defeat the All Americans In an Errstie Match
OF Ten Pins Tuesday Evening.

The Colonlals and the All Ameri-
cans rolled an erratic match OF ten
pins at the Oorbett. Grennan alleys
Tuesday evening. The Colonials won
the match by taking the first and sec
ond strings. While number OF good
individual scores we're rolled the gen.
eral work was below the average OF
former games played between the two
teams. The score:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-20

on account Of the illness OF olIn
Scott, president OF the association,
the adjourned meeting OF the Benning.
ton Battle Monument aud Historical
Association. set for this morning was
again postponed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-20
GREAT PICTURE SHOW
ewrythlns up.loDsis In this Line This I've
ming 81 library Hall.

ming 81 library Hall.
Wednesday, Feb. %, the people Of
Bennington will be given an oppor
tunI,y OF seclpg one OF Edwin J. Had
Toys finest programs. His new pic
lures are artistic aud up.,o date ADD
show with good effect many OF the
transporting events OF the day. The
new program Is highly educational
one and OF great interes, 10 persons
who do not have the opportunity "a
20 travelling.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-20
All Americans

Total pins, colonisIs, e2i5; All Am.
orleans, 2l57.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-20

tcoptinusd on Last PaseJ
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03
HUNTSVILLE SOCIETY

Huntsville. Feb. 2.-(Special. .)-- Mrs. Rosa Chapman entertained few friends at q musicale Tuesday evening at her home on East Holmes street in compliment to Mesdaes Eichelberger and Swafford of Terre Haute, Ind. A very pleasant musical program was rendered and refreshments were serv- ed.
 Thomas T. Terry entertained the en- ployes of his department store and their families at pleasant dinner Thursday evening at his home on
 . Mrs. NJ. F: TutwiIer and daugh- ters. Misses Theo and Lillian Tutwi- Ter. of Atlanta, are visiting Mrs. James H Mastin. s, -,,hor, ,as ~ora to Mobile to spend the remainder of the winter with relatives.
 Mrs. Eichelberger has returned to @ Mrs. Thomas W. Ward is visiting relatives In Corinth. Miss.
 Mrs. Margaret Boiling and Miss Su- nie White are in Birmingham. Ala. is visiting Miss Belle Campbell.
 Mrs. Connie Davis. Mir. and Mrs. John Ornond and Mir. and Mrs. w.. E. Eodges have returned to New
 Mrs. Pleasant Deford of Fayette- vile is visiting relatives here.
 rs. A. Polytinski of Hartselle Is vis- iting Mrs. M. S. Barnett.
 Miss Sadie Barnett has returned from visit in Hartselle.
 Miss Rosa Skinner of Raleigh, N. C.. Is visiting Mrs. c. F. Massey.
 Mesdames C. D. Carney and John Bullard of Hopkinsvile. Ky. are yis- iting Mrs. K. J. Harrison.
 Miss Laura billiard has returned to her home in Triana.
 Mrs. William s. Wells has returned to Detroit. Mich.
 Miss Liiiie Massey has returned from a visit in Birmingham.
 Mrs. Vassar l.. Allen of Birmingham is visiting relatives here.
 Mrs. L. Goldstein has returned from visit in Chattanooga.
 Miss Clara Harrison is visiting in Greenbrier
 Miss Belle Sanford is at home after visiting in Decatur. ~ MT. and Mrs. J. R. Payne of De- poslt have returned home
 Mrs. Thomas c. Price and Miss Lula Foster have gone to Nashville.
 Miss Mary Belle of Decatur is wis iting Mrs. J l.. Ferguson.
 Mrs. Walter Winston is at home after visiting in Pulaski. Tenn.
 Miss Pattie Westmoreland has re- turned to Athens.
 Miss Margaret Coulson Is visiting in Chattanooga.
 Miss Vivian Jones has returned to Rome. Ga.
 Mrs. Harry T. Gill of Decatur Is visiting Miss Hattie McAnelly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03
A Puncture-Proof Fabric.

A MiIanesc harrister. sgnor Amedo Bucci has invented q flexible fabric. somewhat resembling leather. which no bullet or hard steel instrument is able to pierce. Signor Gucci made a tour around a large square in Rome with a motor car the tires of which had been covered with the fabric. Nails Of large dimensions were stuck in the ground and the car passed over them without dana ginR the rubber tires Later on the inventor called on the Minister of Marine. who personally ex- perimented on a piece of the fabric, which he unsuccessfuly tried to per- forate by flring> several revolver shots at it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03
Differentiated Income Tax.

Dublin Freeman's Journal
 It Is surely the function of the State to encourage rather than to penalize a high birth rate. bachelor tax ex- Ists in many countries. If that course he thought too extreme a differentia- ton between bachelors and men of family in the income tax payments would at least tend in that direction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.

President of Negro College Was Piay- k ing With q Pistol.
 Knoxville. Tenn, Feb. 2.-J. A. Chandler, President of the Greenviile Indvstrial College. a negro institution at Greenville, Tenn, was accidentally killed while handling pistol this morning.
 The discharged bullet penetrated his heart, killing him instantly. The col- lege Is an institution of the Zion M. D. Church, colored. Chandler came to Greenville from Northern city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03
Mayor Running Gambling House.

Fl Paso, Tex, Feb. 2.--Eduardo Ar mold. Mayor of Cananca. Mexico, his brother and forty Americans have been placed in jail by the prefect of Her gambling in Cananea after Governor Ysabel had ordered 1t closed. The Mayors brother was operating e gam bling house. 1t is charged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03
AMEND ALCOHOL BILL.

Farmers to Re Allowed to Share Rene-
 Ats Of Measure.
 Washington. Feb. 2.--The President today assured Representatives Hill of Connecticut and Marshall, that he would use his influence to secure an early vote on the bill providing for the changes in the denatured alcohol law which are being demanded by the farmers.
 Theoretically, the present law is re- garded by many to be all right, but it Is held that It's practical operation bars farmers from enjoying any benefits because of the large expense required in starting business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03

marked the early stages of the run, however. Where hundreds stood fn line Yesterday waiting to withdraw their savings, there were only seventy five on hand when business was re- sumed today. Officiais of the Trust Company announced that more than Q million dollars in cash had been wait- ing the pleasure of the depositors.
 s"The Morris Building, BRminghans, Ala, for Sale" at public auction Afon. day, February IS, 1907. See advertise menf on another page. Ct
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03
snn MiII RnrneA.

Valdosta, Ga. Feb. 2.-The main building of J. W. Bray & Co.'S saw mill plant at Cecil. and a large amount of lumber, were burned late last night. The loss is s30.000. with insurance of S15.0O0,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03

A Cure for Eczema at Last. Sample delivered free of charge by Imperial Med. Co Houston. Tex. adv---tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03
BANK RUN CONTINUES.
Depositors are Not So Anxious to Dra'
 Money, However.

New York, Feb. 2.-The run on the Mechanics Trust Company of Bayonne, N. J.. which was started yesterday by g false rumor regarding the institution's solvency, continued today.
 There were none of the scenes which
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-09-14
Dry Goods!

An advance shipment of outing
flannels just in; nice colors and
weights, also some new percals.