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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-07

Ind. phone GIL
Miss Florence McCane visited in town
today. -
Mr.. John speilnaan of Kilmer, was
In town yesterday.
The H. H. club members will have
1ollff1cation on April 10.
Little Harry Mckinney is suffering
with an attack of bronchitis.
Mr.. Boles received word last even
ing that his sister in Illinois had died.
Miss Mary Glanfelter, of Tecumseh,
spent today with her aunt, Mrs. Arm
strong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lynn are the
proud parents Of a baby girl born
Thursday.
Mr.. Bert Peterson, of Las Vegas, N.
M, arrived here yesterday to remain
permanently.
Mr.. Harold Mullin, of Usage City,
spent Friday and Saturday visiting
relatives here.
Little Evelyn Bair is quite sick at
the home home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Barr.
Miss Hazel Markley went to Kansas
City yesterday and will remain there
about three months.
A special collection will be taken to-
morrow morning at the Baptist church
for the Christmas entertainment.
Mr.. Arthur Anderson of the Santa Fe
has been transferred to Amarillo, Tex.
and will leave here in few days.
Mr.. Elmer Dollen. of Chicago, visit
ed his brother, Mr.. LIE Roy Dolman to-
day, while on his way to La Junta,
Col.
Miss Josie Harmon, OF Eskridge.
went to Silver Lake today to spend
Sunday visiting her cousins, the Misses
Grants.
Miss Hattie Mcpherson, of Menoken,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Scottan Of 1923 North Van Buren, street.
over Sunday.
Mass, will spend the winter with rela-
tives in Kansas City and will visit
friends here next week.
Miss Meta Ansel went to Wichita to-
day where she win engage in the dress
making business, Miss Ethel Ansel, her
sister, accompanied her.
Miss Ellen Barker and Mr.. Albert
Barker of haywood, Kan, are expect
ed to arrive here today to visit Miss
Ethel Feiderling Of Elmont.
Down. down they go. Steel ranges;
sewing machines, gas cook stoves, coal
stoves and all other goods. See FOUGHT
hardware for awful low prices.
Rev. Mr.. Mccall of Brazil. South
America, will preach in the North To-
peka Congregation church at IL
O'Clock. Evening service will be held
Mr.. E Kempton. Granville, Mr.. M.
Shirley, Granville. Mr.. Peter Hotz-
neister, Elmont, and Mr.. John Reser,
Elmont, were among the North side Wis
itors today.
At Church of the Good Shepherd on
East Laurent street, Bishop Brook of
Oklahoma, will preach the evening SER
vice tomorrow at o'clock. There
will be a full choral service with spec
faI music In the morning the service
Will be at IL o'clock as usual with the
Litany.
Mr. c. D. Wellman of 1122 North
Kansas avenue, chorister of the
Christian church, very pleasantly sur
prised the choir of the Christian
church last evening, by calling for a
meeting of practice and then taking
them to his home and entertaining
them at party.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-07

American association invade Chicago
possible but probable, the club to be
shifted will be Minneapolis and not
st. Paul as generally predicted. There
is not the slightest doubt that the
American association has been con-
sidering the advisability Of entering
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-07
Peary Elected President.

New York, Dec. 7.-Commander
Robert e. Peary was elected presi-
dent of the Explorers club at its an
nual meeting, but was unable to pre-
side at the meeting owing to sharp
attack of quinsy which confined him to
his bed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-07

Chicago for some time. The plan is
to move the Minneapolis club to Chi
cago, and have Mike Cantillon In
charge. In fact, there will be another
well known baseball man with him
Then It IL planned to have 0eorGa
Lennon take the Minneapolis franc
chise. e
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-07
All Records Beaten.

turbine torpedo boat destroyer Tartar
has beaten all records for her class by
steaming 35.S52 knots an hour against
the tide, on the admiralty course, be-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-07
Notice,
NOTICE.
-EzL "a n.y. oxA n

Members of No. PA A. o. U. w. are
requested to meet at their hall at 1870
D. M, Sunday, to attend the funeral of
Bro R. M. Bennett.
H @. THOMSON,
Recorder.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-07
Governor of Tennessee WEEDS.

Nashville. Dec. 7.-Governor NAL
com r. Patterson Of Tennessee was
married today to Miss Mamie Gardner
at Union City, Tenn. Miss Gardner
is a sister of Russell A. Gardner. a.
millionaire manufacturer of ST. Louis.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27
THIS GIRL A HEROINE
One Interesting Story Of Lat:
Steamer Disaster.
IN WATER FOR TWO HOURS
CIR Rad Never Swan Before. but
Succeete1 IN SaUn3 Herself and
Woman Passenger OF the Doomed
Snip.

PuI:au.. Ore. U.s. % Mis- M!a.
Be. W.'.JI. y: !i,s~'.I. '..- It.
,ri.-D,l IT. MO .!.'.urt, Il !iuwi
49, h.:..u 10: 'A' ..al:> after Il.
w-,A >. t.o -'o.:!,! t...n.'.A. wAa
..r ID: ~ pa. r..u.s - :.c s;,a.l
Geo:E ". Et!c:.
Mss WA'ouA. ":,I &C: co:n?In:"ns.
u I..l.H nai beck .p"r''! wn"> 'Hr
Col ~. ia .auh. ,'' ),C!pAu,- ?r!ns
'h.oNn IL iae wl'";.
Wen cane 10 ~. surface.
sail Mis-, Watson. '.on.' persons
were singing \eA;rr VI! o.! 10 lA'".
and u'n,: A>mLs. | HaH never -Nh:..
stroke before. bat some how l had
SENSE enough - Try. had gon"
ou; tI,.e "a! WA a 'n.an rose
b.s ide n" and cau.lt me around the
mech mad 10 supper, her with one
Aari AMI swim. VII. tnr other. Sew
ca, men sWaul past US. but would
offer no assistance. l struggled On
as BEST c"uii Until | Mas picked
w more than two hours after tat CO! E
.s.uu BY Th!rd Ofiicer Ha"sr and his
ioa, I insisted tina. he take ME
woman On first, which ne did. and
sooa mad mr out q: the water. Tn"
boa, crew tough, Yhc vas dead and
So Lid the .,t, :. the San Pedro.
but t, uhlir. Mr. lla~Se, thr! made
ac.c.:n:rci -..; q save her
ard succ., ..c.!
The woman 20 whom Miss Watson
.ent aid va, Mrs Ju.!a George. OF
Cleveland, Ohio.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27
ALABAMA LEGISLATURE.
Early Closing Oil Passeo-No Gen
erAl Prohibition 9,il.

Nr;.' .omrv:. Ala. July %. Gov.
e,,u- to,is: s:Cnei tie anti hipp!l.e
bill Wl!ch prevents shipments of IL
o',p,> inn rrrh:T';nH 'rrr' w.. and
.at AoUse has ra,sc,. -" q c-os-
irc biz. T.,
Ta,sc $50 ni.., ares. :; is a>nci
h, me ,,ru.ih!l.sIl>'.. ana 10 genera.
Prohibition BIZ. wi! Be passed.
\ m"no:.a va, referred In the
r,u.r - r.,,ct the l'a!,cl states SEN
a;o!, ~ L..cIt VOC, aud in the sen
a., :, couyNSs ~ r,,ca. the LaLk-
rur'cy avs. TIE louise made 'eu
aours a DAY In factories. and the zen
a.. passed TIE 81. Already passed ~
the lous, to ,aN sleeping car coaia-
n.-s S.. 900
TAr early closing bill, vii. shu; up
saloon. In towns OF Ia .ru0 Al y. N +.
in owns zen to fifteen thousand a.
Z o'c'ork ANA others at e O'Clock
M.'gpm"rl, Birmingham and Mo-
biz. vii. close AZ " O'Clock.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27
NARROWING STORIES
Accents Of the Famine.Strkkes
District Of China.
TEN THOUSAND HAVE DIED
These Deaths Are said To Have oe.
CURED in One District Aions-Unit-
Cd States Has Sent Money for Re.
lief OF Sufferers.

Victoria. b. c.. July 2G.-The
Re-. T. \ Thompson. who arrived
b, the All Magu from f.au Chou
rfu. in northern kianssl. and Mr..
Rice. Who av.Ned with his family
from Tsi!sh .l:.scEou on the lanssfe-
kiang. were engaged IN distributing
famine. re.!rt ~ tLe sufferers In the
affected distract, and Aave harrow
ing stories u tell.
The deaths due 10 famine cA1
scarcely be estimated owing 10 the
failure OF the Chinese to keep any
records. but In the Tsingkiangchoo
district alone. 1t Is said ten thousaa4
died.
Relief came slowly. At hrst. but
soon large amounts came pouring II
both from tne United States and GOV.
ernmrn, sources.
The Chinese government gave Q
mi lion and a .iaif ta,ls. hut how much
reached tLc famine stricken people n
was difiCult to say. =
There was als0sa bout q million an9
a half soels from the foreign relief u
money and grain. About 4?S 900 u
being retained for relief next seaooa.
the harvest being poor In the soatA.
although good in north KiauseAa.
Brigsndaxe PAS worse this ysae
than in China's history. and The -.
Gals were severe. more thaa 80 s9s
ecutions taking place near fsaa 04so-
~ alone.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27
BUFFALO WINS TROPHY.
Tourists End Their I $50 Nile Trip
IN Jersey City.

New York. july 2C.-Tae 1.jo"-
mile tour Of the American Assoc! Al Ion
Of Cleveland. o.. via Chicago to Ne~
York for a trophy offered by Charles
J. Gliidrn for touring qualities dis
played by toe automobiles. ended In
Jersey City at noon Wednesday.
.A,nut 90 cars out Of the original
one hundred starters finished. twenty
Of them with scores approximately
perfect.
I, Was stated nnofnc,ally that the
Buffalo Automobile club OF Buffalo {.
y. v. won the Glidden trophy.
The contest between the runabouts
driven by n. X. Sheridan. OF Clswe-
land, and G. 3. Smith. Of Philadel-
phia. for tho Hover trophy. wac %
close that they may have TO have
another contest.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27
DAMAGE by Electric Storm.

Mt Vernon. Ga July &c "A So
we're thunder storm pas sed over here
Tue, lay afternoon. Lightning struck
the dwelling mouse occupied BY ID.
" Folsom. d.molishing his furniture
and damaging the house considerably
Mrs. Folsom Was painfully burned.
Lighting a,so struck the new water
tower and played all over the cleo
trir wires IN the new court house.
CIV court wa- ir session. an! had 10
-. .nsu,rd., To- a snort while on &C
count -. ne 'Nci'"r,' NJ Ther" WAS
,,r.c crowd Of spectators In tn"
courteous" a. 'hc time. among them
mary .ad!c, % NC town.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27
Drowned In the chstsarooehss.

Columbus. Ca. July 70. Thomas
Shc!.man. . Young man OF Phoenix
City Ala. was drowned In tho Chas-
tahoochee rtver within the city limits
Wednesday morning. Whe.h his life
less body was found floating In the
r.ycr near the Fourteenth street
bridge. it was suppored At first tnat
murder had been committed. as there
vas = wound under the left eye that
looked like . bullet wound. 1t de-
veloped tina, the young man had ~pi-
leptic fi;s. and II II supposed that
he mad one OF these fits when bathing
in the river The wound under the
ey~ ~as due TO the body sTiking a
saArp rock. Is the opinion Of ply
sician. Accidental! drowning was
the verdict OF tac coroner's jury.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27
MUTUAL. LIFE NAMES TRUSTEES
70 Fill Several Vac aneies on the
Board.

New York. July 70. The board OF
trustees OF the Mutual Life lnsur-
ancr company Wednesday elected As
members OF the board. to fill vacan-
cics: Kuh"r, 5. Woodward. OF the
civ OF Brooki,n; W. r. Harr!t>. ~
Paiadc,phia. W. r.. d an. ~ 81
Paul. Emory W Clark. OF Detroit:
anil Major General J. II. Wilson. OF
Wilmington. Del
Charlie, Emor! Smith. Of Fbiladrl-
phia. who il a member OF the Inter-
na:iona, Po.iCy Holders committee.
and Herman Ritder. OF New York.
who vas nominated for trustee by that
committee In the recent election. were
nominated to Ill further vacancies In
the board Both have conse nSed to
serve II elected.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27
REMARKABLE SUICIDE.
Poured Gallon Of OIL on Her head
and Set Il on Fire.

Little Rock, Ark. Jul! &c. An
ce-cd because her husband refused TO
praise her for saving money on t''r-
clas+s for their store and because OF
heavy Aa.s during The morning, MIS-
Anna Lowe. poured a gallon OF Oh on
her mead. told her little daughter Z"
watch and see the SHOW and then s"'
fire TO the oil.
Airs Loves hody was burned 70 a
c1sp in sight OF her daughter an" r'!-
a.i,.s who were attracted by 'ne 1T
Tie chi'd's screams
Lowe IS !u3oItr. and his vile
cor acted q store while he MAS ava!
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27
0Hstlss Sala 70 . Over.

Duluth. MINI. July "a -.
cial from Virginia. Ainn.. says -
strike there appears 70 b ovOs. Al
is reported quiet and nee ars Ooeno
back 70 work. Governor j06a0oo
left THURSDAY % . special tsaaa ~
HlbblinE and will investigs4s oso1l-
tons nero. The strike q IL 6oo8
workers 10 now Of sscoudary i10ere
lance. and II 10 believed that IL ~
VIII be willing to 90 back % work -
the old wages and leave their tn.
bles to arbitration.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27
LvE-i TILT i. s.: = -.
Zee Pass Measure Before legislature
OF Alabama.

Moni".ne!! N.' -! = '".'''
VAS : .Nc /, 90, =
pt>GAI h'i"rrp'h over 80 ''.' :" a
los S''''n all. o,.1c' '''i Is - Ia
on passes.
NJ. i-h 'h' wv. HAN %: -T'
p"r,"'n! Mi. i.i-h initiated '1''
the N'.l!Lr at rh>''- Ms 4" ""' A.
lAih- Mr Ham u. aH""l = h'!A
holding l4' IS IA .'' h""n '''l'.
- '.i-i'.'> .! /" p''p" 81 u. s''-
tAih d. ,.'' over lHt protest ~ IA.
I.u'H. ""' ~ou-h '"r "oA"f W O.
LISA ',,'..'0 i"t' ""!.t ,!'! IA 49,
1.A''! h.H' ,' ht,! III ".s - ~'-' u.
y 't.'' 81 coz Plcn Cu AZ ~''' va
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27
poosDerous Times in Columbia =.

E.ro,a. Colombia. july g The
Ca' .una' ho.idA! MAS "a I'o'a'"C "'.'
with IT,. op, mig OF great !hdhr :
viva, ,,uosi,iou which demonstrate. :
The richness OF NE country IN.
,>,os;,.un show. 'Ha' Coon pa raises
c,,.,n e.. long fiber With mnca lane
c.,.c.aIy atpa'o! 20 the culture OF
c,,-,.r :, m. c.arac'ey thr crop II
no ON III CO.. u 20 '"' A"ue supp!
but .,.nuca - supply surouL.'ue
couc.r,,s can be !ais-d.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27
CONFERENCE 70 % tsGlo.
Efforts % Adjust 0imsesoeo osssson
Miners and opeeetoso.

Gnorts 20 Adjust 0imsesneo oseWso0
AaiNees and Operators.
Kansas City. July ga co0Ssr.
ence will be held here to aAtu0e. {
possible differences botweea -
Western Coal and Mining eo0Oaa1
and its miners. 800 Of whom n ~
Pittsburs. Kansas. district stSuok.
following . dispute over the p0V0og
question.
The men out represent those go
pioyed At only one mine. ut ~
strike may spread to oil oe ths Wsse.
era coDpauy's mines. affecting e3ooo
to 5000 msa In Kansas. Aisooose. :.
Arkansas. Indian Territory asA M
nois. The mea on strike vaak u
use q certain grade Of powder N01l
ent from that sold then ~ the Wo1es'
ern mpany. and ash he Deivoaoo
OF buying II wherever they eAsuDo.
The O@esrs and board q 1l1DoGe
mine workers' unioa. OF IL GOvoGo1
states. viii meet the r0Droosa1af3voo
Of the South western Coal O0es19oso
association here and try 70 Sstele -
ouSation
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27

Atlanta, July 26.-WednesdaY ~
the hottest day Atlanta has exDofa"
cnced In twenty years. Tho ~.
cur, vent to IS degrees At 2 o'ook.
Wednesday was toe fourth oeosooe'
tive day when the temperature Wes
over - degrees. . record tor SooS
days unnqualed in the history at ~
local bureau.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27
R0r La Tablet Form

london. July &c A Danish civil
encIA,tr. says a consular report just
Issued here, Gas succeeded In pro-
duc;n- noc: n 'ac form OF tablets.
Thesr arc .,.,,"d in 10, water
When ne leverage IS cooled. II Is q
bee: o! c1ce..eLt quality and IA.
Vo4r
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27
Fatal Fall From Tealn.

Covington. Tenn. July 2G.-D. u.
VInfocd acting supervisor OF Tie v.
unu.s Central. ~hiie inspecting ~
tra,h ia. Mc.:o.e Wednesday. leu
from me i.A: platform Of esoaa 81
fracture! rs skull. from he s9oceo
.. rr..h ~ !:el soon AftorvaS0.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27
PARTIAL MOON ECLIPSE.
Oh servations Were Mao. at the =,
Sers ~ OF Ch,caoc

t1ica-o. J.s - b., = -. ~
Ia i ;..:.,a. rc..i'." u eAt a.. rs,
for A''n' -. "ougS. JIt Ne E,ol,l
col !.'r' ,. -" - IL al, .oc4 e,
r;r' n" ,),. a.''u:. ,:n-,s from
~ Wing lie e>r:.: ~. ~. sA,.>!Ar-
t.,:.
Iae "c.!N~" proper ga. AZ {? y
= Il. Al. .a-'".. v:'Il II 81 = III,
| !" I! 49, 4 'He',.r. -t'-'". '.r .or-
n!.a d " Nsh, STA !pa. A. -, =.
n a:.d .c.. Ike Eat ,h4ioA i.
II. ~ III.
I~"'' y. u. M"u.'on. OF the
aE!I r'>.'H OF t..I,Agp. al. d mum r-.
OF u-.s ms. md. observation. al
t"e Varies ohserl a.oyy a. Lake &C.
ne,a. VS..
New York. Ju! &c. New YORKER
lad AZ cXc..,t", lie" OF HE par'!a,
ec..;,." ut the moon. wh!ca took p.Ac,
Wru...- H.! righ'. Tie moon ~ :
,e-.t mo shadow az l":"> and emery
ei a. -: g., a. IN Tae eclipse Was
pu-c.y an American one. and Aas Wis
vi" "n.y in hi United States. |;
wa op-crvc.! from New lorn ~ Sa-
~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27
Fatal Fall from Se.no,o.

Counesu,. ONO. Ju!! 20 Two
nsL were A!i.tI AL Nv" Others 49,
ous.y ..juyeL ~ ,.e !A.!ag ~ cat
fo.d:Lx upon some So!. - IA" fl!i"-
burg auu CoI.ea.t .cGA WeGL -.day
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27
Msver G. n. Bliss Dead .

Peussco,a. "a July :S.-Charles
H. Bliss. MAYOR. cieG HedEssda. ~.
,er Al Illness having is origin IL A.s
campaign Of Nay and June. when a
complication u IiieaA.s seized aiM
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-27
ceushed hv Train.

Charlotte. y. c.. July cS-t"t
negroes, asleep on . trest.e tea'
BARRIERS Junction. y G.. were nlec
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

George II. Moore is in Williamstown
today.
Mrs Maria Tower has returned from
n visit In Chester.
Leroy Smith and Louis Lyons OF
Greenfield are visiting relatives In
town for n few days.
Miss Anna Cook went to Saratoga
Monday where she will spend her va
cation with DIR and Mrs Varney.
Misses Mary and Anna Laughlin
left this morning for Lake Dunmore
where they will spend the summer.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs l.. Cook
Silver street Friday afternoon from
three TO FIVE.
The venerable James II. Bassett
suffered n shock this morning. His
condition is serious owing TO his ad.
yanced age, SO years.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Morse and
daughter Eleanor left on the new troll
ley this afternoon for North Adams
from which place they will go to
Greenfield for a short visit.
Rev NJ. l.. Severance. for many
years pastor OF the Old First church.
but for the past few years n resident
OF Burlington. has accepted call to
Ludlow and began his duties today.
Henry lockwood has begun work on
the new house he Is To erect ON the lot
on Weeks street recently given him
by his parents. Mr. and Mrs Burt Rock.
wood. lie drew the plans himself and
will take charge OF the building.
The excursion party of the North
Adams Merchants association arrived
here at $3.50 this afternoon. After
registering at the Putnam house they
formed IN two columns. and headed by
Chief OF Police Dineen marched To
Hunts grove where game Of base
ball was To be played.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

George Mahan is confined 10 the
house by illness.
Louis McDermott has returned from
n short visit with friends In Stephen
town,
Division A of the Second Congrega-
tional church will meet with Mrs s. b.
Hawks Friday afternoon at o'clock.
A son was born last Sunday TO Mr.
and Mrs Robert Powers of Chateau
gay, n. Y. Mrs Powers was formerly
Miss Anna O'Neill of this village.
As many members as possible of the
Bennington club are requested TO be
at the club rooms at o'clock this eve.
ming to meet the North Adams party
Some boy threw stone through a
large front window at Mrs Daniel Nc.
Eowen's Wednesday evening. scatter.
Ing glass through two rooms and do
ing considerable damage.
Mrs Laura Cole Is seriously III at
her home on North street. There are
symptoms of an abscess,at the back of
the head but the physician IL not yet
convinced that he has solved the cause
OF the atlliction.
The students OF the University OF
Vermont presented"As You Like It.
Wednesday evening In which Roger
G.. Ramsdell of this place took the
part of Oliver. In the Free Press re-
port today II says he was exception.
ally good In his part
A party of IS students from North
Adams conveyed by one siX-horso and
two four horse outfits drove Ia lien.
nington last ovening and enjoyed n
banquet nj the Putnam llolHc They
were caught I'm the storm ON the way
but came along Just the same,
Dr G. w. Bartlett has returned
from two weeks fishing trip In the
northern section OF Lake Champlaln.
lie had fine luck with the pike. pick.
ercl aud perch but did not land 80
many bass as on previous visits to the
same locality.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-27
ANY u YEAR OLD GIRL

Can make those delicious Lemon. Che
colate aud Custard pies as well as the
more experienced cook II she uses
"oURPIE" preparation. which In now
being sold by nearly all grocers Full
directions ON each package. Pie IL
not a luxury, but an article OF daily
diet and you might just as we'll make
good pies an poor ones. Order few
packages today and you will be NO well
pleased that you will tell all your
friends.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-27
JURY % NOT AGREE
Frank Jerome Not Convicted Of Spear.
ina Fish ILLEGALLY.

Frank Jerome Not Convicted OF spear
ing Fish illegally.
Middlebury. June 25-In Addison
county court today the case OF State
w Frank Jerome. charged with spear.
ing fish contrary TO Law In Dead Greek
In Panton. which was begun yesterday
was completed. The respondent had
testified that he had not only not
spcarcd any OF the FISH. but had not
even seen any caught. but had simply
ridden across the creek with his
brother from the other side where he
had been assisting In repairing
threshing machine and did not even
know what was In the bag his brother
had.
The respondents father and mother
testified for him and this morning af'
ter brief arguments by the states at
toncy for the prosecution and Charles
T. Button for the defense the case was
given To the jury In n Commute charge
nc 1880 o'clock. After an hour they
came into the court again for further
light They came IN once more at
$3.50 and the foreman announced that
they were unable 10 agree but Judge
Taylor sent them out again 10 try u
over. AZ 4 o'clock they were back In
court for the third time aud still had
not agreed. They were then dlschar
gcd from further consideration Of the
case.
A ciyu jury trial was started this NJ.
| tcnoon. The ease Of Michael Car.
wage W Joseph Angler and suit was
brought By the plaintiff To recover
$1,000 damages for injuries inflicted NJ
on him by the defendant In February
last Angler now lives In Underhlll
but last year the two men we're neigh.
boring farmers nj New Haven Mills
and Angler cut n considerable guam
tity Of hay for the plaintiff at halves.
The trouble arose over the division OF
the hay and some OF the grain which
Angler had also raised for Carnage nj
halves: and eliminated last February
In the alleged assault which II the bas'
II OF this action In which Carnage. ac'
cordlng 10 his story. was badly beaten
and bruised. The case will last aev.
cral days.