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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-24
MANCHESTER


John Moilit was In Bennington Sat.
urday.
Charles Robinson has been IN New
York several days
W. w. Bennett expects to attend the
Brattlcboro fair this week.
Mrs. Chauncey Plumb OF Bennington
spent Sunday with her mother Mrs.
Proyan.
Mr.. and Mrs. We're Houghton OF so.
Londonderry visited friends In town
saturday
Miss Jennie Lugene. ,who has been
visiting friends In Rutland has r..
turned.
Allie Marshs two daughters Of New
Hampshire are visiting their grand
mother. Mrs. Mctcalf Marsh.
The reunion Of Company T.. LIST Yer
mont volunteers was held In the ycstry
Of the Baptist church Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Currin Of Newark y.
Y. who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas lloyt have returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Botsford. who
have been spending their vocation
with friends. have returned 10 Pitts
burg. Pa.
Mrs. Rhlnehcart and daughter. who
have been rooming nc Mrs Myrun
lawrcnce's during the summer. have
returned 90 New York.
Miss Mildred Greasy Of Mlddlebury
has returned 90 Burr Gleason's where
she will board aud attend Burr A Bur.
ton seminary
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nsws Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.


Thomas J. Carpenter OF Troy called
on y. A. Quinlan Monday.
Archie Eaton OF Manchester was IN
town calling on friends Monday.
]. A. Morrison OF Albany N. Y. Is
visiting friends In town for few days.
onis Plante OF County street leaves
tonight for an extended visit In Mon
treal, p. q.
Mrs. David Gleason and Mrs Joseph
Morris OF Manchester Depot werb In
town today.
Chas. q. Cole put his line OF fur
oyercoats on sale today. Look out for
a cold wave.
John Robinson aud II. w. Burgess
left this morning TO attend the Brat
tleboro fair.
Mrs. Francis Tracey and children
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. G. la.
Marie OF School street for few days.
Hllda Pratt left Saturday TO enter
the sophomore class OF Vassar college
She was a member OF u. H. s. 'OG
class.
Judge r. G. Bennett went this morn.
Ing 10 New York with his brother G.
II. Bennett. who sails from that city
Tor England tomorrow.
Prof A. w. yaney was called TO his
home In Bristol last night by the crlti.
cal illness OF his father. Mr.. varney
Ii advanced IN years and grave fears
arch ad for his recovery.
Mrs. C.. W. Thatcher, who recently
underwent an operation at one Of the
Troy hospitals. n making good pro.
gress toward recovery and IL expected
10 return home the last OF the week.
A colt and a rubber tired top cat
riagc Was stolen recently fro.h tn
barn OF A. r. Simpson In Maplctown
". Y. A reward OF slOO for horse ~
offered by an association In that state
Charles II. Bennett OF London. who
has been visiting at his home here
during the summer. left this morning
for New York. There he will be- join
cd by a party OF eight London friends,
who have been making n tour Of the
west and sail tomorrow on the Baltic
for England.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-24
ALBgMARLE HANDICAP.
Geld Lady Captures chief Event az
Gravsssad Track.

Geld Lady Captures Chief Event 40
Cravsssad TRACK.
NEW YORK. Sept. 24-At Graves.
end track the opening event was Won
by the favorite. Miss DELANEY. which
caught Roslmiro IN the last ATTY yards
Banncll was the favoriie In the stee
plechase after the scratches. and. nj.
though he had speed and led his neld
for a time he ran out at one Of the
turns aud tired after shaving the last
jump and could only fiRish third.
knight " Elway. At Co I. was the
winner lie raced close o. the leaders
to the last jump and drew away from
his field aud won easily. Guardian
heat Bannell for the place.
Golden West was an added starter
In the Allemarle handicap aud was
well played 10 win. but Gold Lady
SPOILED the plungers' plans. The good
thing led for a time. but gave Il ~
near the stretch. and Gold Lady.
which was the best all the way. wen,
TO the front and Won very easily by
half a dozen lengths Golden wesi
heat Killaloe three lengths for the
place.
Rye and Golf Ball were the choices
In the nfth race. and Rye was the win
ner. Golf Ball I'D 60 the far turn.
where be broke down In the OF bind
leg aud pulled up last Punky was
well up MI the way aud got the place
from LAlly. The winners:
First RAcc. Miss Delaney. first: Ros.
slmiro. second: Alex Grant. third.
Second Race. Knight % Elway, nrst:
Guardian. second. BanneIl. third.
Third Race.-Chief Hays. FIRST: Kings
Daughter. second: lie Mund. third
Fourth Race. Gold Lady. FIRST: Gold.
en West. second. Killaloe. third.
Fifth Race Rye. first: Punky. sec.
ond. Lally. third
Sixth Race. Kings Plate. hrst; Queen
u the Hills. second: Gentleman. thini.
seventh Hace. Complete. frst. lml
tatOr. second: Lois Cavanaugh. third
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-24
NORTH BENNINGTON

u. G. Niles and bride have returned
from their Boston tour
y. D. Babson IL confined 10 the
house on account Of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs Smith and granddaugh
ter of New York are visiting nj Mrs
Cars.
Quite a number from this village az.
tended the fair at North Adams Sat.
urday.
Mrs. Cy Tcn went Saturday "a
Greenwich. \. v. for n short visit with
friends.
Mr.. a. e. Davis has returned from
a several days visit with friends In
bridgeport. Conn.
william Mayhcw and wife. George
Aahe aud wife. and William Mack
spent Sunday IN North Adams.
A valuable brood mare owned by j.
Ia. Mccullough was found dead In the
pasture recently. Il II supposed 10
have been shot By hunter.
The eight year old daughter Of Mr.
aud Mrs. Linus White OF iloosick
Fails was brought here Monday for
burial In the liinsdlllyille cemetery.
Mrs Mary Leonard 81 bennington
has returned from New York City and
~ nov prepared 10 receive all work In
the line Of drcsamaking In the latest
styles.
one Of the finest baseball games OF
the season was played Saturday NJ
llooaick Corners between the Stars
and ilousick Corners. The score be-
ing 90 I IN favor 81 the Stars. iiat
tDrics. Stars-Allen and Maitison,
iiuosick Cumcrs-llrigEa aud Blair
the features Of the game were the
Trd. base playing by Powers Of the
stars and the pitching by Allen. sew
raj times exercising bis skill In the
box most wonderful
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-24

COLUMBUS. o.. sept 2l.-Citation
gave Ardelle. the Geers fayoriie. In
the 200 pace beating by going In
2:O3n IN the FIRST heat Of tho second
weeks grand circuit racing and inlsh.
ing better In the anal heat. that Rudy
Kip won. THIS defeat il the second for
Ardelle IN all her racing career aud
Citation's time the beat ever made by
pacing mare over the Columbus
track. Claty LAtus raced true 90 form
and won tho Hoster Columbus conso.
lation away from Jack Leyburn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-24

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-24

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-24
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-24
The New Pure Food and Drug Law.

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and lung troubles Ia not affected by
the National Pure Food and Drug law
as Il contains no oplates or other harm
ful drugs and we recommend u as
safe remedy for children and adults.--
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-24

The most successful teacher. with largest ella
IL pupils In the city. open time fof only alfew
mare Address &c Washington Ave of call sei
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-24

CLEVELAND. o.. Sept. 2l.-In 70
Spouse to appeals that he aid the Dem
ocrats In an attempt 20 capture the
senatorial seat Of J. u. Foraker. WI
liam J. Bryan has announced his viii
ingness 20 do no. lie will come Il
Ohio IN November immediately nftei
the fall elections
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-24
TILLSON'S
PLUMBING and Steamfltting Shuu
IoA cAcusI.. COR. HoRTH

Rspalr work Ia plumbing aud steam attin
promptly attended 10.
Now i the time tohaye your heating system
looked over and pat Ia repair Tor the winter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-24
eon1R,croKs AND BUILDERS

LANES siLk. contractor aud builder. Also
u repairing. rebuilding and shop work shop
ID ,onstreet
New-York tribune., 1907-09-05
CANADIAN DAY" AT BUFFALO.
About 100000 People Watch PaTade-Mc-
Kinley Monument Dedication To-day.

Buffalo, Sept. 4.-The old Home Week crowd
assembled in Main and adjacent streets to-nght to
witness a parade the largest gathering OF peo-
pie ever seen here Conservative figures placed
the number of spectators along the line Of march
250,000 In Main street, beginning at the Terrace
and stretching northward TO Virginia street. dis
tance Of a mile and a half. solid masses Of
humanity both sides of the street reaching from
the fronts past the curbstones. At some
places particularly at Main and Seneca streets
and on the Terrace, the police momentarily lost
control Of situation and the crowds from either
side Of the street merged into great of
people. Several women tainted. but wherever
sign Of distress appeared the crowd -naturedy
gave way and no serious accident reported
the police.
This Canadian Day, and two regiments OF
redooats from across the border. accompanied by
the mayors Of several Canadian towns, were guests
of the city The troops will remain over until to-
morrow to take part In the dedication of the Nc
Kinley monument
New-York tribune., 1907-09-05
MURDERED MANS WIDOW ARRESTED
Inquiry Into Killing of Wealthy Clevelander
Takes Sensational Turn.

Cleveland Sept. 4.-The investigation into the
mysterious shooting of John J. Phillips. coal
operator, broker, banker and clubman, took a
sensational turn this afternoon. when Mrs Phil
lips. the widow. taken into custody by
James H. Stamberger, Chief of Police of the
aristocratic suburb of East Cleveland.
Mrs. Phillips had been in a highly nervous
state since the tragedy. early Monday morning,
when the statement was made that her hus-
band had been shot by burglar. This after
she collapsed and was not able to attend
the funeral. Shortly afterward Chief Stam-
berger announced that after a conference with
other officials he had taken the widow into Gus
tody. and that four deputies would guard her
in her home until she RECEIVERS sufficiently to be
taken before a justice of the peace
At the inquest to-day Dr. c. l.. Richardson
testified he had not been summoned until a. n
more than three hours after Mr.. Phillips was
shot When he and another physician reached
the house Mr. Phillips asked them to leave the
bedroom for a minute as he wished TO talk with
his wife Husband and wife were together for
perhaps two minutes. Mr.. Phillips had told both
doctors he wanted as little notoriety as possible
connected with the affair.
While the funeral ceremonies were in prog
ress to-day the police ransacked the house In
search of a revolver or other evidence in con-
nectIon with the case. but as far as Is known
no revolver was found.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-05
FIGHT AT TOBACCO SHOW.
Rival Exhibitors Bombard Each Other with
Injunctions.

To all outward appearances things moved along
smoothly yesterday at the Tobacco Show, at Madi-
son Square Garden and both the afternoon and
evening sessions well attended. Under the
surface however trouble continued 70 brew be-
tween the management of the exposition and two
OF the exhibitors
Samuel H. Harris. the president of the Khedival
Company Of New York. which claims the exclusive
right 10 manufacture cigarettes by machinery at
the show served an injunction General Manager
Turk of the Tobacco Trades Exposition Company
Yesterday morning 10 compel him TO stop AbdulIa
& Co A rival concern. from operating high speed
cigarette making machine which had been Installed
in the latter companys exhibit. Mr.. Harris also
took out an injunction against O. r Hartmann
president of Abdulla & Co. but this injunction had
not been served when the show closed at IL ocIocK
last night as Mr. Hartmann kept away from the
Garden.
The spectators took lively interest yesterday IN
the voting contest for the most popular actress
actor and tobacco salesman. When the exposition
closed Miss Ida Gladstone. Sam Bernard and j. =
Wolfe were in the lead. Yesterday was ladies'
dav and there large attendance Of women
especially in the evening. To-day will be actors
dav The spectators seemed 10 enjoy the various
smoking contests as much ever and the free
cigars and cigarettes.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-05

Line with IS passengers. mails and mdse Arrived at
steamer Orinoco ,Tsr, Iangmaid Barbados august 10
Trinidad 20 IN Guayra Y savanna % % o"lH - a.
Kingston 81 to Sanders0n Son. with lo2 passengers
mails and mdse Arrived at the Rar at 3l5 m -,
steamer Onenbach Ger. Mangersdorfr. PniadeIphl9
September 3. TO Funch Edye u Co. IN oatasI VIII Ao-
steamer Avalon (Sor) Rasmussen. Port Antonio Au-
gust % the Cuneo Importing Company with frrt
Arrived the BAR at m. o-
steamer Regina Elena QtaD. Rizzo. Catania July .
Messfna August - Iipari & Naples II and Gibraltar ~
Phelps Brothers co. with mdse Arrived at the bar
steamer President CGer>. Hahn. Hamburg Au-
gust . and Plymouth % TO the HanlourE
571 passengers and mdse Arrived at the bar
at s:s9 p September 3. 80
steamer Delaware French Philadelphia 10 the Clyde
SIS wit mdse. Left Quarantine at 1o-a1 a
Steamer Huron Ingram Jacksonville September and
Charleston the clyde IS Co. with passengers and
mo Left Quarantine $40
steamer Saratoy 1}ussan). Banernann. Lioau August
10 and Rotterdam "a. TO G Richard q co. with 10
9a5 passengers and mdse Arrived at
steamer Nord America GtlD Rlrbert Genoa August
81 and Naples Bolognesi. fairfield Co. with 90
t,1o3 steerage passengers and mdse Arrived
at the
steamer Hamilton Boaz Newport News Norfolk
to the Old Dominion Ss CO. with passengers and mdse-
Left Quarantine at 30 m,
Al 10 the cuba Planters Co with fruit. Arrived
Steamer Ogeechee Pickett Brunswick September l. 20
the brunswick Co. with mdse Left Quarantine at s
SANDY Hook J. Sept 4 $50 u1-wind south
west: light breeze: partly cloudy; thick outside.
Steamers Majestic CBr). Southampton. Lazio Utai)
pbiisdaInhfa- Baker (Gerl Port Antonio: Terrudisr
(Rrl Bermuda; Antilles. New Orleans; Ryndam
(Dutch) Rotterdam Estonia (Russ). Libau: Perugia
Yaneiro etc strathord lNor). Norfolk; Monroe. Nor
fol jamestown.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-05
STRIKE BREAKERS QUIT
Small Says Telegraph Lines Are
C1ppied-COm pcnies Deny 1t.

The leaders CT the telegrapheTs' strike reported
yesterday at the Astor House that chief oper-
stors, Jonn A nuHuis and Charles ". Morell en-
S,loye5 the main Office OF the Postal Telegraph
Company. has Joined the strikers. The local and
national leaders Of tbs Commercial Telegraphers
onion said that tfa companies were in had shape
and that the prospects were that in two weeks the
strike would
a statement made by Daniel L. Russell
chairman o3 the board Of strategy of the strikers
in which he said mat tie stories that the strikers
were returning work in Houston. Tex. and Los
Angeles Were untrue. report made by H A
YoelI one the strike leaders that he had OBJ
tnined work for fifty of the striking commercial
selegraphers IN railroad offices An official state
rnent issued by National President Small last even
ing says. IN part:
Cur information from all parts OF the country
shows conclusvely that both companies are in a
crippled condition than any time since the
first strike ordered in San Francisco, on June
q. Many of exhaustion of strike breakers at
their KEYS have been reported To this is the added
sad spectacle OF men dying in the Offices of the
telegraph companies and strike committing
suicide. both caused by nervous collapse, either
from overwork worry.
Superintendent Brooks OF the Western Union
company said that obtain work in a railroad
telegraph Office required special training. As TO
the talk OF settlement il was absolutely useless
10 expect arbitration.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-05
FLOOD IN PETERSON.
Damage Estimated at 800 900
Six Mills CIose-Streets Torn Up.

Paterson. Sept. (SpecaD.-Rain fell in torrents
for an hour here this forenoon. Transforming many
OF streets into miniature rivers flooding cellars
of residences, stores and manufacturing establish
ments and causing loss estimated at 100000 It
was a few minutes after o'clock when cloud
that enveIoped the city in almost total darkness
broke and before the downpour ceased three
inches of rain FELL according to the official gauge
of ]. T. Probert, Weather Observer.
The engine room in the Barnert mill. from which
the power for a dozen silk manufacturing plants
is furnished, flooded. causing all the plants to
close for the day. The fire department called
pump out the water All the cellars of the bus1-
ness houses on Main street were flooded. One mer-
chant alone estimates his damage at $1,000 The
streets were torn up by the rushing waters, and
all kinds of traffic was badly impeded.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Coroner Shradys jury yesterday rendered yer
dict to the effect that Sophie Kehrer came to her
death by strangulatior at the hands of Giuseppe
Capuzzo. alias Charles Davis who is at Jersey
City awaiting extraditon.
Vincenzo Castano and vincenzo Urgo. who were
detained witnesses in connection with the death
of Katie Tritschler, whose mutilated body
found In the cellar of No. 203 First avenue. were
discharged by Coroner Harburger yesterday.
Everett J. Williams lost cases yesterday
His charge against Pstrolman Henry Ressmeir of
the East 12sth street station dismissed with
out a hearing, also the charge of robbery
against the ianitor of the fathouse in which he
lives. The latter dismissed by Magistrate
Corriean in the Harlem court.
Nineteen ont Of fifty pushcart venders who had
been arrested for not having license were fined
10 cents each in the Essex Market court yester-
day.
The Grand Commandery OF knights Templar OF
the state closed its ninetyfourth annual conclave
at Masonic Hall yesterday and adjourned to meet
at Niagara Falls on September l, 1908.
man. supposed 10 be William Ellis. of No. 3ls
Pearl street, committed suicide yesterday by
swallowing an of oxalic acid at the corner
OF Gouverneur street and East Broadway. He
died on the way to Gouverneur Hospital
No. 200 West 34tb street. who was injured on Sun
day night when a surface car struck the carriage
which contained Mr. and Mrs. Colt 46th street
and Sixth avenue, is slowly recovering. Her cca.
dition showed improvement last night
New-York tribune., 1907-09-05
GOSLIN'S WIFE WANTS ALIMONY.
Saws that Husband, Who Is in Paris, Fails
to Support Her.

Mrs. Una r. Goslin, who has brought suit
against her husband. Alfred r. Goslin, for
separation for abandonment and non-support
applied to Justice Ford in the Supreme Court,
yesterday for 500 a week alimony pending the
settling of her suit.
Mr.. Goslin. well known to the public because
Of his interest in bogus financial schemes, is at
present living in Paris In an affidavit Goslin
says that when he went 10 Paris he made
rangements for his wife and child to follow him.
He says he sent her the necessary funds TO do
this and she refused to 60
His lawyer says that in another proceeding,
when Mrs Goslin the moving partner in
application to vacate a receivership, she had
charged her mother-in-law with trying Cos
New-York tribune., 1907-09-05
PENNSYLVANIA TUNNEL STRIKE.
Officers of Unions Say Men Are Out for More
Pay-EmploYers Deny It.

1t was reported in Long Island City yesterday
that about hundred men. including rock
drillers, engineers and dock builders, employed
on what IS known as the second extension OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel. had struck
for more pay and for an eight hour day. James
Daily, T. J. Curtis and NJ. A McConville, repre-
senting. respectively, the dock builders the tool
sharpeners and the engineers unions. say the
men are out on a strike. and that they are being
paid only So 30 a day for ten hours work when
the union scale is 81 a day for eight hours work
The men want the union rate.
The contractors are the Naughton company
and Arthur McMullen. Their representatives
denied that a strike was in progress This sec
ton Of the work begins at East avenue in Long
Island City. and extends across the meadoWs 10
the contemplated terminal point.
on the tunnel now building under the East
River. Pearson & Son. the English contractors
supplanted the white workmen with big burly
negroes from the mines in the South It is said
the men employed on the second extension rear
that later they will also be supplanted
New-York tribune., 1907-09-05
BURGLARS ENTER DETECTIVES HOME.
Ransack Residence of Big Roger" 0'Mara,
Who Figured in Thaw Case.
Try Telegrl,h 20 The Tribune.I

of Big Roger" O'Mara, the detective who fig
ured in the Thaw case, last night. There isn't
a thief in the country who doesn't know OMara,
and it is believed that some of his burglar ac-
quaintances were getting even for former ia
vors." OMara is a millionaire and lives in Il
magnificent house in Homewood avenue.
While the burglars at work Miss Marie
OMara. the detectives daughter. was awakened
and screamed Justify. Her father appeared in
his pajamas. but the burglars had already es-
capped. They ransacked the entire house, but
got little of value
New-York tribune., 1907-09-05
GREAT NEW STATION FOR JAMAICA.
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Has Plans Ready
To Be Distributing Centre.

The Pennsylvania Railroad viii spend S3.oeo-
GOO for new railroad station at Jamaica IN lhe
Borough of Queens. The preliminary plans
with the network OF tracks. subways and other
facilities for traffic. are now in the hands Of the
railroad officials for consideration. This will be
the largest station on Long Island II will be
sort of distributing point for trains TO Man
haitian by way of the new tunnels under the
East River and also for the Brooklyn and down.
town transit system
There will be eighteen tracks Trains from
eastern points on the Long Island Will drop the
steam locomotive at Jamaica. where they VIII
be taken in tow by electric motors All trains
from Manhattan and other points west VIII drop
the electric current at Jamaica and continue
rnder steam. The new station is TO be built of
brick stone and concrete The executive offices
OF the road will be on the second floor.