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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-19

CHICAGO, III. Wskutek
eksplozyi W zbiorniku gazo-
liny W przepysznie urzadzo-
nym statku wycieczko wynn
Johna F. Higginsa, rano CITE
ny osoby ciezko zostafy polka
leczone. Eksplozya wydarzy-
Ia sic, kiedy statek przepfy-
wal pod mostem ma 80 ulicy,
W drodze do La Sale, Ill.
Szczatki wylatujacego W pc
wietrze statku zajefy sic plo-
mieniem i caly statek zosta}
zniszczony. Pokaleczeni zaS
zostali: William Hall, kon-
traktor okretowy z Fond du
Lac, Wis.,, kt6ry ma nogi po-
szarpsne i rany z oparzenia
ma g1owie i ramionach i
znajduje sic W stanie kryty-
cznym W szpitalu powiato.
wynn; - Charles Cole, ma
szynista z Fond du Lac; i
E. Fitzinger, cie6la z Fond
du Lac i Edward O'Brien,
maszynista z Chicago, -
mniej groznie, bardzo bole-
Snie popa:zeni Tub pokale~
czeni / r6wniez W szpitalu
powiatowym pomieszczeni.
Pow6d eksplozyi nieznany.
Statek mia} wartosc $4,000,
zbudowany by} ze stall, ia.
kotez 2 drzewa mahoniowego
l wisniowego, a by} najpiek-
niejszym statkiem togo rodza
ju W tYch stronach.
NEW YORK;, - Og6lne
zaniepokojenie wywarla tn
nova i n~iezwyk}a epidemic,
panujaca po5r6d dzieci. Jest
to epidemic kurcz6w ubez-
w}adniajacych, kt6rej wypad-
k6w by@o juz bliskc pol ty'
siaca. Chore dzieci traca zu-
pelnie w}adze W cz1onkach i
niema nadziei by ia kiedy
odzyskac mia}y; pozostana
vice ma Gale zycie kalekami,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-09
Sometimes He Make Folks Think He Better Than
DAlRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION
About 400 Numbers and Sugar Makers Expect
ed al Banquet.

Burlington, Jan. O. With an attend
ance OF between 300 and 400 the first
session Of the thirty seventh annual
meeting OF the Vermont Dairymen's
association was opened at Armony
hall yesterday afternoon by President
Dana II. Morse OF Randolph. The
large hall is handsomely decorated
with flags and bunting and with mot.
toes In bright letters as follows over.
moEt's three Cs, Cows, Corn and Clo'
yer" and beneath a picture OF milk.
maid and COW were the words "fhe
Dairy Cow and the Dairy Maid Have
Many a Pesky Mortgage Paid"
These lines were written by iCol. @
w. Scarf who designed the scheme OF
decoration aud carried It out elect
lively.
Follow " q cordial address OF
welcome this afternoon by Mayor J
Z Burke and response by Homer W.
Vail OF Randolph, Presld cot Morse
gave his animal address. / was full
OF hopeful words and wholesome
advice.
The report OF the secretary, +. l..
Dayis OF Pomiret and that OF the treas
urer, NJ. a. Adams OF Derby, showed
that there Is a MEMBERSHIP OF fully 600
on the rolls OF the association which
still keeps IL the largest dairymen's
association Ia the United States
At the beginning OF the last year
there was on hand s2u, which with
receipts for annual dues, advertising
IN premium list, aud the state apr, .
priatIou ofSl0OO, brings the amount
Of receipts up 10 Sl,73S for the year
The expenditures for the same period
worr 81, 7lO.is and there isa balance
on hand OF s2s 3.
Last year The sum Of ssis vas oxpend
ell In premiums % tho exhibitors aud
yearly the same amount will be used
Tor that purpose az this gathering.
The annual banquet Of the assocla
zion aud the sugar makers will be held
this evening az the Van Ness house
aud 10 IL expected that fully ioir
hundred members Of the tao socictic,
aud their friends viii be- present. The
postmaster will be T.. A. Mutt OF
Montpelier.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-09
MURDERED
NEW YORKER
DR.. Philip E. Johnson Victim
Of Thugs at Portland.
LEFT BRIDE AND HOME
MansIed Body Of Unfortunate
Physician Found Below Bridge
With Pockets Rifled.

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 9.-The muir
der In this city Of DR.. Philip Edwards
Johnson. a physician. recently arrived
from New York, was one OF the sad
dest tragedies that ever has occurred
In the northwest.
DIR. Johnson came to Portland with
his newly welded wife two months
ago TO establish his home here and TO
practice his profession. The couple
bought n site for beautiful home In
a fashionable section. Mrs. johnson
is daughter Of former Governor
Hoadley OF Ohio.
DIR. Johnson Is a son OF Episcopal
Archdeacon johnson OF Staten Island
and a graduate OF Columbia unlver-
sity. Shortly after dining with his wife
DIR. Johnson announced his intention
OF visiting a DIR. Panton. one OF the
examining board by which he was 70
have been examined for admission TO
practice In this state.
On his way DIR. Johnson called upon
his cousin. w. @. Alvord. assistant
III ~ lOlNl UhnAs AAt htAtA tAlN
police that after leaving their home
DIR. Johnson walked toward the Ford
street bridge. two blocks distant, 20 go
to DIR. Panton's home.
A short time afterward n street car
conductor found Johnson's mangicd
body lying In Jefferson street III feet
below the bridge. Johnson's pockets
had been turned inside out and his
watch removed. DIR. Johnson's empty
pocketbook and keys were found on
the bridge above. There were no evi-
dences OF n struggle. Cards on the
doctors body were the means OF Iden-
tIhcation.
Captain Bruin OF the police depart
ment incllnes TO the murder theory.
and yet. according to his statements 10
newspaper men. he does not believe
Johnson was robbed. but inslnuates
his belief OF murder with some motive
more sinister than robbery.
A New York dispatch says that DIR.
Johnson was well known on staten
Island. His father was for twenty
eight years rector OF Christ church.
New Brighton and was archdeacon OF
tho diocese. He died on Aug. Is last
year. He was an intimate friend Of
Bishop Potter. who conducted the fu-
neral services. DR.. johnson was q
brother OF the Rev. James IL Baron
Johnson. one time IRE chaplain. who
was unfrocked az tho result OF his
clipping with q trained nurse after he
had married Miss Mabel Van Rensse-
laer. n beautiful society girl. Nobody
knows where the eT-hrs chaplain Is
now.
Peculiar strength IL lent TO the rob-
bery theory by DIR. y. J. Liable. q col
lege mate OF DIR. Johnson. who states
that. discussing tho question OF high
way robbery several days ago, Dr.
Johnson declared that n he were or
dered TO hold up his hands he would
Eight. A theory Is advanced that Dr.
Johnson was perhaps attacked by two
men. who were interrupted In their
work on the bridge by an approaching
car or pedestrians and. attempting 10
conceal their crime. hurriedly threw
the doctor over the high bridge. The
suicide theory IL not considered tena-
ble ons
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-09
LEWIS AS GIUSEPPE.
wm A. whi,ser 81 Lord tumIsy 10 Also Of the
Company.

The sterling qualities possessed by
"The Mummy and the Hummlng Bird"
which will be presented st the opera
house oo Monday evening, Jan IA may
be relied upon as worthy 10 warrant
liberia. patronage for that charming
cUmedy. II IL true clever play, and
all who have witnessed Il unto In de-
clarIng that It's interesting plot IL de-
veloped In q manner that holds the
spectators fascinated from the com.
mencement OF the action until tho cur
tain falls on the last act.
The characters rs interpreted this
season by Jules Murry's own company
which includes william A. whitecar,
the favorite Lord Lumley" OF the
past two season, and Henry Carl
Lewis rs "GIuseppe, the organ grim
der, are said to receive impcrsona-
lions that have no, been excelled In
the history Of the play. which 10 the
past three years has been presented
most successfully 10 America, Eogland,
France, Germany aud Italy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-09
tier Than He Is But 5000 Years of History Reverse
THE MONUMENT ASSOCIATION
Annual Meeting and Election Of Officers Held
Today.

The annual meeting OF the Benning-
ton Battle Monument and Historical
association was held at the Office OF
Batchelder & Bates, January 9th, at
10 a. M, Olin Scott presided In chair.
Minutes OF meetings OF January 10th
and 3lst, 1906 and February %, 1909
we're read and approved.
Voted that when meeting adjourned
IL should be to Januaay % 1907 at same
time ofday and place to hear the fur
Their reports Of treasurer, auditors,
and committee on janitors house.
The Association by BALLOT elected
the following officers for the year en-.
suing:-
President, Olln Scott.
Vlse.president, Lyman +. Abbott.
Secretary, Edward L. Bates.
Treasurer, George Il. Graves.
Directors, John G. Mccullough,
CarrolI S. Page, Irving T.. Gibson,
Lyman f. Abbott, Edward l.. Bates,
Charles 4. Dewey, olin Scott, Samuel
Is. Hall, Grin NJ. Barber, James X.
oatchelder.
The Governors OF Vermont, Massa
chusetts and New Hampshire are ex-
oiiicio members Of the Board OF Direc-
tors OF the Associa tion.
Auditors, l.. +. Abbott, Charles II.
Darling, olin Scott.
Voted to Adjourn
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-09
SUPREME COURT OPENED.
FIRST session Of sonipslir Under New judicial
system.

Montpelier, Jan 5.-The general
January term Of supreme court, the
arst session under the new ju iicial
system, was opened here this morning.
Chief Judge John W. Rowell and
Associate Judges James NJ. Tyler.
Loyeland Munson ADD John II. Wat.
son we're assisted by Judge Z. L. Wat
erman. Of the superior court. who was
designated to sit with the supreme
court judges a, this session. About
twenty-five lasyers we're present.
Two cases we're postponed TO the
session to be held later 10 Bra,tle.
ooro.
Aitorney.G General C. c. Fits asked
the permission 81 the court TO consult
slth counsel for the Consolidated
Rendering Co 10 regard 10 the order
In which the three matters brought be.
fore the court by that company should
be handled.
In addition To these three cases
twelve others were set fCr hearing.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-09
r,rs n..,rn,. stove works.

DETROIT. Mich. Jan. o.-FIre gut.
ted n major portion OF the large plant
OF the Michigan Stove works. on JEFF.
ferson avenue. last night. causing n
loss estimated at $4,000. Upward Of
1900 gas and coal stoves were ruined,
aud Of the tremendous plant. covering
an area OF ten or twelve acres, only the
o.nce building. the foundries and part
OF the storage building were saved.
less than a third OF the entire ostab'
ilshmcnt.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-09
GALLlp0.BENT
We'll Kno~ Young Couple Married ct Sacred
y cart Iuslday Gysnins.


At the Sacred Heart church nj s
O'Clock Tuesday evening Miss Carrie
Bent, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Lon
Bent OF Coleville, was united In mar
rage TO Louis Galllpo, the ceremony
oeing performed by Rev. FIR. Provost
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Nellie Bent and brother OF the
Groom, Lawrence Galllpo acted as
best man. The bride was married 10
her travelling dress OF gray and her
bridesmaid wore blue.
Following the ceremony there vas q
wedding supper ut the home OF the
groom on Branch street where there
vas q gathering Of friends who extend
ed TO Mr. and Mrs Galllpo their con
graiulatlons and best wishes. The
couple left on the midnight train for
Montreal and after n short wedding
trip will take up their residence here
on Grove street
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-09
PLAINTIFF RESTS
In Cas-, Of 3. o. Barber vs. Boston & Maine
Railroad.

After az examination this afternoon
OFF T. Remington 10 relation 10 the
value OF the house OF BenjaminO. Bar
DER 10 Pownal for the burning OF which
suit Is being brought against the Bos'
ton & Maine railroad In county court,
the plaintiff will rest his case.
At this mornings session Thomas
aealy testified in relation TO incidents
on the night OF the iire aud that he had
seen sparks from locomotives ny over
the building.
Mr and Mrs Barber we're again on
the stand ADD ID. I. Bates, 4 civil en-
glneer OF Pownal, testified TO the loca
ton Of the building.
There are several witnesses, mainly
employees OF the Boston & Maine, who
are 10 appear for the defence aod the
case will not 20 to the jury before Fri.
day II II does then.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-09
REVOLUTION AT WOODSTOCK
vilIss, Tfuree Debated on the Issue u Con
dIllon % Inc SNsl,.

Woodstock, Jan s-A quiet and
bloodless revolution was effected a.
The annual village nesting last even.
log when new trustees, Siih one exccp
iiou, we're elected. The question ai i
,ue vas The condition oi the village
streets. aud several ballots we're taken
b ioio the trustees we're chosen.
+. 5 Billings was made chairman
Of ihe meeting and John :. Eaton was
reelected clerk. DR. z. +. Kiddcr wae
chosen for another tern as trustee. the
new ones being George W. Marble, &
J. Paul, O. q. whiielmb aud W. T.
View.
O.hcr officers rec lec,ed we're n. $
Dana, treasurer; Charles Chapman
aud II. ID. Gushing, auditors aud II
II. Clark, constable.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-09
Fits SECURING EVIDENCE
fo.mu Railroad Cemmlsslonu Howard Ash
al 10 Rsiund Money.

Bratllcboro, Jan. s.-Carrying out
the suggestion Of the legislative invos-
,igatlng committee relative 10 action
against George 4. Howard OF Crafts.
bury, q former member ~ the state
board Of railroad commissioners, who
Is charged boy the committee with te'
cclving morey from the state for ser
ylcss not rendered, Any Gen &. g.
Fiils IL collecting evidence 10 be sub
mitled 20 the grand jury. Mr. Fits
rs callod upon Mr. Howard ~ refund
to the state the money alleged 10 have
been received as the result OF improper
charges made.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-09
DAVENPORT LOSES CASE.
Attempted to Prvsn, l,ius Of Organ S,Osk 10
0sofss [ Cro~sll.

Braiilcboro. Jan : The Vermont
supreme court handed down a Dc.
cision yesterday IN tie case Of Charles
n. Davenport " ", Carpenter Organ
Co, George =. Crosell. aud Others.
10 which The decision against Mr Dav
enpori Is affirmed aud the costs ere
taxed against the orator.
About three years ago Mr. Davsn-
port secured a temporary injunction
restraining the Carpenter company
from issuing 10 Mr CroWeli more than
$4,000 wor b 81 stock under IT, plan
or reorganization tie urged that Mr.
Crowoll should be- made 20 account 20
be company Tor certain lusses, aud
Stained that 10 issue % Mr. Croweil
stock 10 excess of Sa1.0n would de-.
lrccitti The value of hls own stock
Ills blI was dism ssfd 10y The chan
scllur.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-09
victor, For France a, Tennis.

NEW YORK. Jan. 0. = Ferdinand
Garcln, tennis champion OF France. do
feated John white. the English pro-
fesslonal from the Duke OF Flies court,
by two sets to one. 81 TO 20. In the pro
fcsslonal court tennis tournament at
the Racket aud Tennis club.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-09
PUT OBSTRUCTION ON TRACK
Arthur keIloss Of Windsor Sentenced 10 Term
In State Prison.

Windsor, Jan. s.-ArIhur Kellogg Of
Windsor having pleaded guilty In
Windsor county court TO plat-
Ing an obstruction on the RAILROAD
track at Windsor, was sentenced 10
serve not less than aye or more than
six years In state prison.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-09
HoSPlTAL business SOLD
A Transfer ofBrablsboro Institution Made BY
Fred {. Gale.

flratlleboro, Jan. \ Fred G Gale
who will go TO South America on 40
extended visit, has sold the business OF
the DR. T.. Il. Lynch Hospital assocla.
ton TO Mrs Jennie Legs OF Guiltcrd
Mrs Jeys took possession OF the busi'
ness today. Mr. Gale retains the real
estate. Mrs Lsyshas u son John Who
Is a student In the Baltimore Medical
college. DR. Lynch will continue as
the head physician at the hospital,
which was started In his interest.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-09
MEDICAL BOARD ORGANIZES,
Twsly, Applicants for Examination Ehleh
Lssts unti Thar,dsy.

Montpelier, Jan. s-The annual
meeting OF the state board Of medical
examiners was held here today and
officers we're elected az follows: Prcsi.
dent, DR. +. ~. Godfrey II q olsea;
vice prcsldent, DE- $. W. Hammond Of
Rutland; secretary, DE- W. Scott Nay
OF Underhill; treasurer, DE- T.. -.
Whitaker Vt Barre.
Tselye applicants appeared before
The board and the examinations begun
today will continue through Wcdncs-
day aud Thursday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-09
EDUCATIONAL MEETINGS
State Svpi. Stone and Other vsrmonisu TO
Nefk = Orsnss County.

Montpelier, Jan The Hon. Mason
5. Stone. State superintendent OF edu-
cation will begin next week n series Of
meetings Ia Orange county similar TO
those held ln other counties las. year.
The meetings all OF next week will be
held Ia Orange county commencing NJ
Bradford Tuesday evening, Jan. 10.
Among those who will assist Mr Stone
are Lieut. Gov. q. II. Prouty, Attor-
General G. G. Fits, Editor Frank
l.. Greene. Senators l.. II. Johnson
aud william Paul, United States
Marshal Horace w. Bailey and Rep
resentatlvo Hale X. Darling aud w.
M. lIatch.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-01-09

For any pain from top 10 toe, from
any cause, apply DR. Thomas Electric
oil. Pain can't stay where IL 10 used,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-26

cotton industry is In charge of the In
dustrial Department of the lnterna-
tional Committee Of the Y. NJ. c. A,
which sometime ago adopted the
! policy that textile workers should be
given the same opportunities to
secure special instruction adapted to
their needs as is enjoyed by men in
the mechanical and building trades
and in the railroad Y. NJ. c. A. Where
no association exists the department
will organize one, II its field of use.
fulness Is apparent and will arrange
for the work to be carried on by men
who are specialists in the various de-
partments, while II an existing assOcia-
ton does not carry on such instruc
ton, 1t can avail itself OF the advice
and help of the Industrial Department
in instituting proper courses.
The work of the Y NJ. c. A. among
the cotton mills does not stop here.
but includes also social features, non
Sectarlan religious work, ana the va.
rious activities centering about the
gymnasium, with lectures on personal
hygiene first aid, and the prevention
of tuberculosis.
The Y, NJ. c. A. policy is not in any
way paternalistic, as control of the
organization Is vested in a board OF
directors by the members from their
own number. The buildings are well
used by the men and boys OF the
villages where associations exist and
in addition the families of operatives
are made welcome. A general secre-
tary is employed who gives his whole
attention to the work among the men
of the village,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-26
TO CURE ANY DISEASE.
The Cause Must he Removed, same
WAY with DandFun.

XIII the germ that causes dandrun.
falling hair and badness. you will have
no more darirun. and your hair must
grow luXurianuy Newbfos li'rpiclde
not only contains the drndrun germ
destroyer bat It - also q most delight
hl hair dressing Tor regular toilet Use
No other hat preparation Is on this
scientific basis of destoying the dandrun
germs II stops ~ irritation. keeps n
scalp sweet pIr" ana wholesome Re
member that something claimed 90 b.
lust NJ good viii not do the work Of
genuine HerI.ci SOld by leading
druggists. Re1d IOc In stamps FOR sam
pie - The Hrrplcids Co Detroit Mich
Two siIes--60 cents and 800
J. a Bodifofd 4 Co Special Agents
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-26
THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

AS stated in the letter to Congress.
man Clark, published I'm Fridays Sun,
the geological survey of Florida will
be actively pushed. Prof +. II. Sci.
lards, State geologist, is in the city
in conference with Prof. Clapp, who
represents the National Survey. The
conference relates to the cooperative
work arranged for between the Ma.
tional and the State surveys. In order
to hasten the work it has been agreed
to divide the State into areas Prof.
Sellards, who has previously done
much work in Central Florida for the
National Survey and also for the
State Experiment Station will make
the detailed report Of this county,
The State Survey has been actively
engaged in the study OF underground
waters during the past two months,
having begun at the north line OF the
State and worked south. The Ma.
tional Survey, as stated In Fridays
Sun, begins work at once. Prof.
Clapp, with his assistant, will take up
the work in Bradford, Baker and Du.
val counties. Prof Sellards with his
assistant, after completing the work
in Alachua county, will continue the
survey in Levy and Marion counties.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-26
500 REWARD. 500.

The readers OF this paper Vill b.
pleased 10 learn that there AT least
one dreaded disease that scicnc" has
been able 90 cure in all IT, stages and
that Is Catargh Halls Catarrh Cure
IS the only positive cure known ~ the
medical fraternity CatArTh being a
constitutional disease. requires a con-
sutgtional treatment Halle Catarrh
Cure Is taken interuAlly acting direct.
~ upon the blood aud mucous sur
faces Of the system. thereby destroy.
ing the foundation OF the disease and
giving the patient strength b. build
Ing W the constitution and assisting
nature 10 doing IS work The pro
prietOrs have 20 much faith 10 "a
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that II
falls 20 cure. Send for Las Of test
moniAls Address
F.J. CHENEY 4 Co. Toledo. o.
Sold By DruEststs. TSc
Tzks Halls Fautly PsiAa fer eonsi.
NIEluUs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-26
ROOSEVELT AND THE SOUTH

The compensated supporters OF the
President and his policies. including
most of the postmasters and other
small and great ol'ice-holders. and
some newspaper writer's. now claim
that be has won the heart Of the
South. as well as that Of other sec.
tons. They seem To- imagine that the
Southern people like themselves. are
willing TO barter away their prime.
pies for personal largess But they
are sadly mistaken For. while they
earnestly desire the Improvement Of
the Mississippi and rs tributarics
they have not 'o.t their manhood
yet There NAV b" E-aus among
them. a. among other people. but In
III" main they still prize their birth.
right OF honor too much 10 sell u for
a mess ~ uotta2"