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Law Eepo.,'ng Co. q. Miss lawrence, Leiber-
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: lis. Empire chem. 10. FISHER PUN. Co, Jack
filing rood, !. Epstein. Eastman Bros. Everybody
Magazine. Ros,ns Ellis, Electric Compound Co
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I'm street, Bank, Edw. Fuller. L. Frederick. VIM.
llschmaD, r.. n. Fairbanks. goss n. Fenmsnbe,,
Fisher Tobin Trunk Co, Flscurs GLASS Co. Fis~her
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rain Puo. Co, Fairbanks Scale Co. o., Fyricide
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pone, u. n. Fuller. y. Fetish, Il. NJ. French.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-12
Farm ofi1o Acre.

tract Of standing timber Including .ak' al
birch. maple and beech worth fi0nd. two fine
sugar orchards ~ 90 trees each. ksrys iOrows.
horses and number of sheep cuts ~ tons
hay good two story house 81 III rooms Tao
lArEc barns IN Tine shape one sllo suear haus.
ben houses, grain and wagon sheds M lne CON
diuou! best water nNwhere. never falls, Iiat
tenAih River runs through farm. } miles from
railroad station. X. n d. service. gieta
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-12

Il there any truth In the rumor that
ex-Lieut.G Gov Led = stanton 81 Rnx.
bury may take a fall out 81 the non.
promotion rule next year, IL 10 posi-
bic that Fred q. Fleetwood Of Morris.
vile may also contest With Orion NJ.
Barber 81 Remington aud frank l..
Fish II Nergonnes. the honor of sue,
ceeding David J. Foster Ia Congress;
Is u ~ the air that John a Mead ol
Rutland may b. a candidate for the
Nomination for lieutenani. governor
and that NJ. =. Barnes Of Addison I.
IN the ditto class Or Il II whlspere,
that X. W. McCuen OF Verrenne,
would be- wiling 10 be- secretary o
state a. well as Walter X. Faruswortl
81 Rutland aud Guy W. Bailey 81 ~
sex, already msntionedy TIE Messen
ger merely asks for information. S
Albaus Messenger.
Waltz me around again. Willie
around. around, around, The musi
IL dreamy, us peaches and creamy
Oh, don't lei my feet touch the ground
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-12

President Roosevelt has written q
letter to the secretary Of agriculture IL
which he says that imitation whiskey
must be labeled as such. Millions OF
gallons OF so callel whIskey are manu-.
featured every year In the states OF
Illinois, Ohio and Kentucky that does
not contain drop Of real whiskey and
much OF II is said 10 cost 10 make only
nine or ten cents per gallon. Any
whlskey Is bad enough, but think OF
the stomachs that have been poisoned
year after year by this adulterated
rotgut.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-12

The ST Adams Messenger asks who
Is now the Oldest Vermont newspaper
editor In POINT OF service. We would
say that the Hon ID. X. Simonds oil
this town IL entitled 10 that honor
having started In at Newport, VI. Ia
1884 and continued without a break
until 1905, thirty five years Of his work
being on the Journal. MIR Simond,
was one OF the charter members OF the
Vermont Press Association. Nan
chester Journal.
II those not 10 the active newspaper
service at the present time are 10 b. en-
cluded In the list there i Hot
a. y. Swain Of Bellows Falls. W,
understood, however, the Messenger
Inquiry To refer only 20 those now ia
the harness.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-12

Woodstock which had successful
manual training school last summer
is to renew the experiment this year
II Is line OF progress that should be
developed all over the country.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-12
Subscription, Rates.
FRANK 3. HOWE. Editor and Publisher

The Thaw jury like the lawyers aud
everybody else connected with the case
took advantage OF the opportunity To
drag out The agony as long as pos
sible.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-12

Look sharp In making out your tax
inventory this year. Some Of the
questions are more searching than
heretofore and tax dodgers will have
to perjure themselves a little worse
than usual.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-12
More Fine Bargains

Here are some strictly new offers
by the lockwood & Howe Real
Estate Agency that should attract
buyers. II these don, sui, we have
plenty more.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-12
lockwood &HOWe
407 rlain st.
FOR SALE

al the real estate Of John Heaiy. loceed On
TIE corner Of Gage and Park Ste In the Nillaee
OF bennington, consisting of large new mos.
gas, electric lights. bath. toilet. ~. Iarge
new barn, which viii keep seven horses. WAGON
she'd aud carpenter shop attached
large corner store building with barber shop
aud store house facing Park ~ an stairs III
lifted 40 and rented io a good famIlvt an MOD.
.rn improvements. Also one good building LOT
VIII be sold All together or viii be- divided up
on Investment Price 5000. See
JOHN NASH, Agt.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-12
JOHN NASH, Agt.

WANTEp-hes salcs'ady 10 take or.
w dcfs lof made 10 order skirts. Address
klaftef Skirt Co. Toledo Ohio. ylle
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-12

room house ietgi. 90 -. iot ~ ~ frob, by
" dr y. huit two year ago. splendid tsoii.
inE Sprtng on the lot. tcry large garden. ~ ar.
rant bushes, pear trees. hen house aHs Had.
VOID noors throughout - mile from Village
$50.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-12
Here. q pood YARN

No. "a Yarn Of 10 acres. 70 acres tlli.ble.
30 ucfes pasture On this pasture y plenty al
maple uIch And hArdhacki WI tecp n head
fcncod ~ story house totl1i too bafss gs.t6
aud and an almost new one ftss hen house
cora house and shed IN nne repair, also new.
hofsc barn me Trout stream on place good
station X. y. II. service titso
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-31
INDICTED;
POLICE SEEKING HIM
Actor Charged With Criminal
Assault on Young Girls and on
Bail Not Yet Rearested.

- 4
NEW YORK, October s0.--A general
police alarm was sent out tonight for
the arrest OF Raymond Hitchcock, the
actor, against whom the grand jury
this afternoon returned six indictments
for criminal assault and abduction,
after hearing the testimony of three
little girls. The order required the
officers to watch all outgoing trains
and steamers.
Hitchcock recently was arrested on
a similar charge, and after preliminary
examination in Police Court was re-
leased under $4,000 bail bond. pending
a further hearing. To-day the girls.
Elsie Voercks. Helen Won Hagen and
Flora Wishton. aged from twelve to
fifteen years who had figured in the
original case. were taken before the
grand jury. Upon their testimony the
six indictments were returned.
At the time twas understood that
Hitchcock would not be arrested to-
night. bis counsel saying that he would
und ertake to have the actor in court
to plead Tomorrow morning.
Hitchcock has been starring at a
Broadway theatre, but did not appear
ming performance, and II was stated
that he had been dropped from the
caste. At late hour tonight Hitch-
cock had not be located.
Recently Hitchcock caused the ar
rest of a brother of the Voercks girl,
who. he alleged, had attempted to ex--
tort money from him on threat of
fleeing upon the actor. Friends of
yoercks and others Interested in the
case then brought the action, which
resulted in Hitchcock's arrest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-31
WAREHOUSES; ARE
BEING GUARDED
Kentucky Tobacco Growers En-
dcavor TO Prevent Others
Selling.
THEY FAVOR LIMITING CROP

LOUISVILLE. KY. October 30.-With
.'peaceful armies" OF invasion In the
dark tobacco regions and the hurley
growers having reached a decision not
bacco situation In Kentucky tonight
appears to be serious From the vest
erf, end OF the State and especially In
the Green River and the Henderson
stemminY territories. reports Of rather
mn unsettling nature were received to-
day.
Bodies Of growers OF the American
Society OF EQUITY are riding through s,.
the tobacco fields until the old crop is
sold and growers to put their crops
with the society. The same thing has
Which Which owensboro is tie county seat:
In Henderson county. of which Hender-
son lis the chief city. and in several
other neighborhoods.
agrede to quit, and most OF the grow
ers have expressed their determine
ton to pool their crops; but espe-
been considerable opposition to the
plan OF the growers. In fact. the buy
frs OF Henderson have refused to &C
/. cede 10 the request OF the growers.
consider what is to be done. The grow
ers are determined to carry their point
and the buyers announce that they
are determined not to take any action
terests.
Every warehouse of any consequence
In Henderson and Owensboro is guard
ed By. armed men. and there is con-
The National Association OF Tobacco
Growers met In Shclbyvllle to-day and
ratified the action OF the executive
committee o. the Burley Tobacco Grow
meeting at Winchester not to raise
any tobacco next year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-31
Virginia Briefs

AMELIA COURTHOUSE. VA, October so.
Judge Walter A. Watson adjourned the
court yesterday afternoon. and expects to
attend the jamestown Exposition. accom-
parted by Mrs Watson. the balance OF this
week before opening court In Powhatan
county on next Monday.
dent candidate for the legislature. who was
advertised to speak asst night, did not
'sreak the audience not justifyins.
WINCHESTER. NA.-Frank Haymaker. a
hod- carrler. were caught beneath a falling
wall while at work here yesterday and
Injured They WIN recover.
a negro, while woNssing about an electric
apparatus at the local shipyards. was caught
In the big cog-wheels by which 1t is opernt-
every es bone in his body being crushed.
s NORFOLK, VA.-J. w. Goforth. an ex-
position visitor from Cleveland county,
C., was to-day found unco sscious In his
.hundro Avenue and Thirty.third Street.
where he had blown out the gas after going
to bed early this morning. He may recover
rick, of Glendower, while out driving FRI
day, was severely hurt her arm being
broken. She was thrown out OF the yehi-
Gle She was Brought to Scottsville, where
tho injured arm was set by DR.. B. l.. Dill
lard. s,s l
NEWPORT NEWS, YA.-Judge Tyler of
the Circuit Court of Warwtck county. has
announced the appointments y! H. " hiaul-
son as chief Of the police department of
the county to succeed Chief Clifton Walker,
who resi- gned to take the Richmond agency
OF the Old Dominion Brewing Company.
Policemen Vail and Whitehead We're candt-
dates for the position.
NORFOLK, YA.-During practice for
thu tournaments to be held Friday Lieuten-
ant Cootes military secretary OF the ex-
position was thrown to tho ground to-day
anG sustained painful injuries: He man
aged to regain his seat and, In spite OF his
hurts. will probably take an active part IN
the tournaments. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-31
OPERATORS AWAIT
OFFICIAL NOTICE
Won't Return to Work Until
They Hear from the Execu-
tive Board.

Secretary White. OF the Commercial
Photographers Union. said last night
that no action would be taken here, IL,
the matter OF ending the strike. until
has been called off by the national
executive board. This notification may
be Forthcoming to-day. There was a
meeting OF the union yesterday, but
w. w. Beattie, OF Washington. who
was elected president OF the national
association on October 20, after Samuel
J. Small had been fired out. is now in
executive board. he is expected to in-
struct the locals to return to work
under certain conditions.
So far as the Richmond Offices are
concerned there is very small demand
ct present for additional help. The
Western Union and Postal companies
claim that the strike was ove- weeks
a ag,ho Some good places are Available.
nounced that they will not discharge
operators who remained loyal. while
hundreds quit In many cities. In a
word. the companies say that the
vices are needed but that preference
will be given the present working
forces.
Many Secure Other Work.
Soon after the strike was declared
many OF the operators in Richmond
ness. the statement being made that
they are receiving better wages now
than In their old positions. About fif-
ty-fiye members OF the local union
are now here.
With the exception OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio. practically all railroads in
this section have instructed the oper-
ators to live up to the rules of the orr
ganization. and accept messages when
they are offered by. the public. On the
Chesapeake and Ohio however. there
las ben constant trouble. Keys were
opened. which KILLED" the wires, the
railroad telegraphers, It Is said. having
caused all manner of trouble and delay
Norfolk Calls 1t ON.
NORFOLK. VA. October 3o.-The
strike by the commercial telegraphers
of Norfolk. August 14tll. when all the
union. men In the Western Union and
> Postal telegraph offices in Norfolk.
Portsmouth and the Jamestown EXPOSE
ton Grounds walked out, was declared
off to-day. All strikers who have not
secured positions with the railroads or
elsewhere either returned to work to-
day or will resume their keys Friday
morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-31
OBITUARY.
Henry Mae

Henry Macy. II
The recent death at Hen dersonville,a
N. g. OF Mr.. Henry Macy has caused
much! sorrwi to his many friends In
Riehmond. Tor four years and until
"a few months ago Mr., cys.i wa local
freight agent Of the Seaboard AIR lime
satlWay liz this eli syyh here his uni
whose pleasure ii was I'd Z meet him.
Hss lad heen u III for more ian two
lyears past. wing contEa eted "a seri 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-31

jor James Fl. Capers the members of
this board have lost a most highly es.
teemed friend and one of It's most
and energetic members who INC,
duty devolvng on him with fidelity
and ability. and with an eye single
to the interests Of this bank.
spread in the minutes of the Board OF
published In the papers Of
the city Of Richmond. and a copy be
sent to the family OF the deceased
with assurances of our@deep sympathy
with them in their bereavement.
w. M. EABL1STON. President.
w. NJ. ADDISON Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-31
Resolutions OF Respect.
National Bank of v1rginla, - ,oo

The Board OF Directors OF the Ma,
tional Bank Of yifgln s1dden death OF
Major n Az. : JAMES II, cAPERs. one OF Its
most esteemed members, Who entered
into Monaay oG Ss,s wa ss far so many
years d director of the Citizens Bank
81 III Richmona Of It's successor. the Git
liens Isxchange Bank, and, upon the
consolidation Of the last nam Z, bank
With the National Hank Of Virginia,
hecame a director OF the National Bank
toof Yirsipia and filed that position tun-
I'll his deaf b. 3i q y. n !.
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Concentrated to Meet.

NEW YORK October so.--At meeting
to-day OF the heads Of the consolidated
steamship lines F. Kingsbury Curtis, their
counsel. was authorized to call meeting
Steamship Company to be held In this city
early In November. S3. (
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fYouAreE Economically Inclined Here Profitable Reading
Remnants and Bargains
From Our Third Floor

Odds and ends and broken lots go on sale Friday
at about one-half price, including Rugs, Matngs, Lace
Curtains and Portiercs.
We mention only a few Of these bargains below:
$500 All-wool Smyrna
$3.50 AlWoo Squares. 9xo
S7.os. 80
$3.50 Atwood Smyrna RUGS designs inches
reduced to SlDS
to si.4s.
soc Notified Smyrna Mats
$3.50 Wilton Velvet Rugs inches, %
$3.50 Wilton Velvet Hall quality
reduced to $3.50.
Heavy Mattinss coors in lengths from
10 to 20 yards reduced to 25c yard.
4oc Japanese Mating yard.
35c Japanese Mating reduced to NC yard.
s1.75 Muslin long edge insertion.
reduced to Csc pair.
to 5Oc pair
12Mc Drapery WIDE colors reduced to &c
yard
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Annie Green Arnln in Trouble.

Annie Green. colored woman, bearing
n very unsavory reputation and who has but
recently emerged from the City JAIL w.,s
arrested last night and placed in the First
Police Station, charged with "cusslns. and
threatening to make way with her. neigh
Dor. Laura Robson. The Robson woman
lives at No. 1914 Brown street and tho
pugnacious one lives next door.
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Nav rra.M,,s R..,.o,.,,

PHIr.ADELPHIA, Pa, October 3O.-on
the Point Breeze race-track to-day Ed.
Eryan. 2:17,&by Little Corporal. owned BY
Mayor JohnsE. Reyburn. of this city. trotted
Eve miles to wagon In. 1903. lowering the
worlds record OF 1876, made III 1868 by Fill
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Major William n. Blow.

---- as Special to The TItftes-OIspatc1.I .--7
+ NORFOLK, VA, october SO.-t'uneral
arrangements for the Intern mt Of
yesterday nfter an operation for ap-
!pendicitis, have not been completed.
Major Blow was taken III while here
on visit to the Jamestown Exposi-
ton. He was fifty years OF age. q
retired army officer, and he had seen
service ,i &c in the Philippines. He was q
nephew Of the late Judge George Blow.
and, until his DEATH had been resi-
dent Of Sussex county.
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ONE OF JAIL BREAKERS
GA VIGIrr AT NnRTn N

8TAZEwELL. VA, October 3O-Gro-
yer Shamblin one ofathe men who.
broke jail here last Thursday night,
was captured at Norton this incoming
and brought back to jail here ttis af-:
ternoon. 1t 4 is reported that several
more of the escaped prisoners have bean