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MAzAGAN IN PERIL
TRIBESMEN ARE
FURIOUS
Moroccan PopuIace Threatens
To Rise at Fee
MAGICIAN STILL A CAPTIVE
Raisull Swoars He VIII Take Hostage
Where All the Armies OF Europe
Cannot Rescue Him.

TANGlER, Aug. l5.--wlreless ad
Vices here say that the situation Al
Mazagan continues alarming. 49, tribes
men continue TO menace the town.
Both there aud In the neighborinl
town Of Azemmour the prisoners IL
the jails have been turned loose The
caid OF Azemmour has fed.
Europeans and Jews leaving Maza
gan are obliged 10 pay for the priv
llcge.
The situation At Fer II critical. as
the population Is threatening 60 rise
against the government. which Is IN
no position 10 defend itself. The Eu.
ropean colony cannot leave the city
without aid.
The French cruiser Galilee restored
, calm at Rabat by threatening 10 bonn.
bard the neighborlng holy city ~ SAIL
Assurances were given her command.
er that Europeans would be- safe. aud
the tribesDen who had congrrguted
around Rahat went on 10 Join the be.
.isgers nc Casnblunca.
The Afabs then renewed their at.
lacks Lpun the camp ~ the rSIedl
tiouafy force under General Drude NJ
Casnblanca Two hundred horsemen
made fierce onslaught IN which they
almost carried the advance posts. The
lighting lasted all through the night.
General Druid. purposes on the ar.
rival ~ re-enfurcrments g. occupy sue.
cessively the towns ~ Beu Rechld.
Casa Mediuuna aud Settut which are
the centers ~ the Wild rebel tribes.
There i stlll much unrnslncss here
In regard TO the safety of Europeans
In Morocco.
No confirmation ~ the report that
Caid Sir Henry Maclean. the Eng.
lishman Ia the service ~ the sultan.
who has been prisoner ~ the bandit
iaisuil Tor some six weeks. has been
released eau b. obtained A courier
aud servant from MacIenn have Just
arrived here. and from them n Il un.
dersioOd that the news ~ the BON.
bardmeni 81 CHsablanca by the French
made a very had impression on the
XMAS tribcynen aud caused the sus
pension u the negotiations for Mae
Leans release. The tribesmen are
furious against All Christians aud wish
10 H. rcycnged on MaeIean. who IL
protected by Raisull The latest lot.
Tor from Maci.ean IL dated Aug. n.
The British Legation here has re.
reived a communication from RAltuli
threatening that unless bis terms ar,
accepted Immediately he would remove
Maclsan 10 place whittier all the
armies Of Europe n united could not
follow.
II seems that 'Rsisull upon hearing
4 the bombardment and occupation
4 Gasablanca succeeded IN taking
iacLean back from the Kmass tribes
nsn. and he has removed him 20 a
.trategic position IN the neighborhood
4 Hen larOus.
MncLean IL well. but he has been
deprived of his tent and compelled 90
'ccupy IN ordinary soldiers tent ~
mall size lie Is subsIstlng upon black
read.
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tAfANa
NEW YORK. Aug l5.-Preparations
have been completed for the entertain.
mcnt Of Prince Wilhelm 81 Sweden.
who Will arrive In America within the
next few days. Prince wilhelm IL u
grandson " King Oscar OF Sweden
and sou 81 the prince royal. who will
succeed TO the throne 0; Sweden. The
visiting prince IL bachelor of TWEEN.
ty-thrcc years. an officer ~ the swe.
dish navy and comes on board the
new cruiser Fylgia The Fylgla Il
due In Hampton Roads next sunday.
aud the royal visitor will first pro.
coed TO Norfolk, Va. for two days ~
the ofhclal representative Of Sweden
10 the jamestown exposition.
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fI" perpetrators of Coo uit,mrf to1k
aiiHu.lgr of thr nisrne ~ the con.
''ahuHp usually guarding the prem.
'sfs. who bad b-su srut To- Hrifrst
Porte uf fhr bumb Fsre found II had
three fuses. 40 OF uh.rh bad bcrn
FH.I
IH.w hIs Iern considerable feeling
T-H.r.f lHrd A.htDHu arising from Il
.rIrs Do. made Zoo tHs rlur.. ~ q
I.aH Hu II aiti. erHr.re war This
H""r. ur. % Won Il r.fIrr hrt. bui.
...s HH uy estates rlH8 DathoUr d.
#..
IH.f.r Hf H rruv ksHy was RI.
.a.f. r'rI Hf fIs stIa.r a..lrss on
f.. ...-.. .' f.u. IH Co., number ~
i.-I AsHIHaH ut uHs n.ru..si ~
sf.. r.fHI asseh that u
luri A.HfHHHs B,r IfI u.rurr4I m
DIE town b. u1u'i lfts i-ru carried
ta"s HH a ,fr.irl.i ksuy Vas nc.
Iru~i
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NEXT TIME AT BARRIE
Catholic orde 81 Forssters Hold SEES
sior al Swanton.

sWantnu. Aus 10 The reception
/ rendered the officers Of the state court
/ Catholic order uf Fur,styrs by local
court No ttU Boo Columbia hall last
evening. aud Iha banquet following.
we're succDs m every way. The
women of the parish provided an eX.
cclleut spread About 600 partOOk OF
the banquet Treasurer j. W. Sault
uf tha state court acted as tOastmas.
trr of the yNormg and tho following
persons were among the speakers:
Congressman 4. j Foster of Burling.
tuu ur e. 4. Allen col SWantou. pres
.dUpt uf the yuisEp. Chief Ranger
Lewis Alapa OF Wnooski. Vice chief
Ranger j. u. 1albJ; of Mortified.
State Secretary Thomas A. Austin OF
lluttlchoru. Suite Organizer A. W..
fTHuIrr OF Barn. Father T. NJ Aubin
0i sWanton. Father retrcault Of Bed.
ford. Que. and Father Guuthicr OF
iighgatD Center The speakers talk.
"a Uu iaierual lines generally The
Saaninu orchestra furnished good
music Tor the occasion
The state coutf officers werp enter.
ai.,d by a carri tFr drive Go liiEhEatc
Springs m the f.uouu. provided by
thc iucal court Hbrrr thry we're eu.
tUrtaurd by Col e. e. Gilmore and
then to "a luncheon at tho home OF
Treasurer D. ". sauIt uu First street.
after which they visited the cummun.
Iy hOus. of the Oblates Tor brief
rfaY
Ih.s was the regular E.gi annual
meeting and ruutiuo busiu.ss concern.
inE tho various cuuris which have an
lssf"Eatr membership uf about 1000
700 transacted. 90 new members
W rrr admitted
lyon Invitation tfc neat meeting
81 hIch viii h' lhe annual one will be-
bold m BARRE iu February 1900,
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REMEMBERS FIRST LOCOMOTIVE
}. A. N. Williams Played Abou, Side.
Tracked Eneire When a Boy.

Tracked Ensire When a Boy.
Forty.six years ago the goth. OF last
March, James A. n. Williams came 10
bennington from Honosdale. Pa. In
us early youth NJ Honesdale. SIR. VIII.
lams saw there the FIRST locomotive
nat ever ran IN America, and he
ilaycd In II when small boy. the
ngine being side.tracked at the time
On April 20. 81. he enlisted In Co
A. under Captain James n. walbrldge.
ma. Reg. W Vols. In the Civil war.
hr. Williams came from Wilmington 10
bennington 90 enlist. While he could
nave had 500 bounty by enrolling An
wilmington. but he was not thinking
NJ money or veal. but OF HIS country'e
cause. lie served three years and
nine days.
Mr. Williams has three brothers
Enoa, Joseph r.. aud John w. the two
former being members Of Co. q. itist.
PENNSYLVANIA regiment and John w
was In the 3rd ~ Y. Cavalry. Hence
these brothers served their country
rom three states John and James
are now residents OF this village.
while EnOs lives In West Pittstown.
Pa, and Joseph at Honesdale. PA. All
the brothers are In good health. and
say that they could render good ser.
vice FOR Uncle Sam now. n necessary.
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Mus, PAY c.., 81 R.,.,,

CARACAS, Venezuela. Aug. is.-An.
other chapter In the long standing and
hlttor controversy between the New
York aud Bernudcs Asphalt company
aud the Venezuelan government came
to an end yesterday when the civil
court OF Caracas found the company
guilty OF having extended assistance
to the Matos revolution. which was a..
rectod against President Castro. and
condemned Il 10 pay ine Of 5000.
600 TO the Vsuszuelan government.
This sum Is the estimated cost Of put.
ting down the revolution.
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"A MESSAGE FROM MARS.
Opening Attraction at Opera Hou,,
This EVENING.

there are usually three tests plsooa
upon plays. First comes. the a,cco evu
, ,sl, second the fairly succeaSful ,bIrS
w., 1ne failure. The former. ACCORDING ~
'.s degree OF merit may last a nnpoho ~
=. years The second dlsappears fror,
puolio view IN two or three yeara ,ha
sniIa seldom N ever lives 10 eelebrs,o
eirthday. Il belongs 20 the dow
ana Out club In its infancy Tna
comedy, "A Message from MARI rne
o' regarded OF the first class. II has
. -. long list OF triumphs TO IFS eredI,
Iheatregoers IN the city of IonSon
gave Il splendid patronage for ibroa
ooinsecutive years. For two oonsoc'
u.lee years patrons OF the Garriok tbe.
a a., OF New York City bestowed ,ba,r
patronage and admiration ON N III
.nree additional years Il has been A..
nua,ly on view IN the various cl,las
oI me United States. This. IN brIos
te'Is the story OF the plays success n,
Z" nor necessary 10 20 into detaIis
Cur heatregocrs are familiar With
sne hunlor and beauty OF this eomoda
and were remarkably well nlassas
win u when II was seen here before u
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Y. N. C. A. FIELD DAY
To Be Held at Athletic Field SATURDAY.
August 81.

NnNaA sNs
Program for the FIRST annual Y A.
=: A. held day held Saturday, August
81 on the Y. NJ. &. A. athletic fold
hrst event called az 2 O'Clock:
100 yard dash. trials. open.
hunning high jump-junlors.
100 yards-hnals.
% yard dash--junlors.
Running high jump.
Boys gymnastics-drIll. Rymnastlc
games. pyramids.
Horizontal bar exhibition.
Acrobatics by tumbling team.
Mems gymnastics-drill. gymna.,t.
races novelty ground tumblinK.
IvO yard dash-Iunlors.
hnnning broad jump. open.
Potato race. open.
running broad jump-juniors. omen
Pole vault. NPe"'
relay receive teams. omen.
All entries must be In by Aueus, "a
for particulars see Physical director
az Y. NJ. c. A.. "'''''
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HIGHWAY TAX
Sums Available From Taxes in the
Towns In Bennington County.

state Highway Commissioner G. W.
Gates has sent out figures showing Inc
amounts available 10 the seyeraltowns
IN TIE state. for use in permanent
work on the selected hls-,Vays FOR tbc
year 1907.
Below IL given the list Tor Bcnninr.
ION county The first column shows
.he amount derived from the regular
. per cent state tax. distributed ON tbe
basis Of mileage The second column
SHOWS the amount derived under The
ne" law OF 1906. Act no. one half of
THIS amount being paid by the town
tho other half by the state. The total
oi the amounts In the two columns n
The available anm.
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TWO GAMES TOMORROW
Bennington VIII Play North Adam,
Athletics and Cuban Giant,

Tue bennington baseball team has
.No games on for tomorrow. m the
morning following the parade OF ihs
ni. department, a game will be- niaved
WIN the nine OF the North Adam
annette club, being called al 1 o'cIocI
The afternoon game. called ~ S sa
n n =. , oPSn thc sports OF the y. NJ. T. A
~ picnic az Hunts grove. The wish
,n Team VIII be the Cuban Giants ana
good contest 'eo
me North Adams Athletic oluh
' ,eani ~ SAID to be a good one, com.
posed OF lively. hard working plavcrs
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BELLOWS FALLS. VI. Aug. 10
Fire destroyed the Island House. for
morly a hotel, and. caused n loss OF
$4,000 10 several firms occupying the
building. The hre started from n kero-
sene burner on linotype machine In
the printing plant Of II. II. GObIo.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-15
AmsrIcan. Guest. Of r,,ao. Hear.

Americans Guests of Prtaee Henry.
KEEL Germany. Aug. i5.-Prince
and Princess Henry Of Prussia gave
luncheon nj the castle In honor OF
y. Lewis Clarke. vice commodore N
the Eastern Yacht club: Mr.. and Mrs
j. Lewis stackpole. Mr. Sanger. Hen.
~ Howard of BOSTON. Lieutenant
Commander W. l.. Howard. United
states naval attnche. aud ]. =. Reyn.
olds. the occasion being the princes
birthday. All the American yachts.
men here were present Mrs. Clarke
sat ON the princes right aud Mrs.
stackpols on his left.
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TRIAL or HOWARD CASE
VIII Come Up at September Term Of
Orleans County Court.

- newport Aug. 1.-THE case aealnst
80, u Howard Of Craftsbury FOR
n ne' s,a'e cattle commissioner. grow
.ns OUT OF alleged excessive expense
e.a W. made by him. stands for trial
at me September term of orlsans
o0ul.y court which Is the first term
tried. ""'' pceh
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FIREmEN ON PARADE
Annual inspection Of Fire pepsr,m.,,
Tomorrow.

me annual inspection OF the Ron.
nnstoh hre department n called Tor
O'Clock. ~ i'V' W
me village president and trustees
nave been Invited by Chief HAWKE m
,t me parad. from the rooms of
the Bennington CO.. V''''' VI
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Hsif ,h. STAG on s,,IL..

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Aug 10
The Western Union office here IL now
with but one operator. aud thl. the
manager. one Of the two operators
was on on vacation when N. other
one Yesterday walked out. The Postal
operators have struck
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-15
SKULL MAY DC FRACTURED
st. Johnsbury Man Injured In Run.
away-Automobile Seares Horse

81 Johnsbury. Aug. 13.-As Charles
Carr and William Cox were driving
from work at the Fairbanks scale
shops today their horse became fright.
cned at a large New York touring car
ana ran away Carr was unlnjured
but Cox jumped from the carriage
striking ON his head. lie was render.
I'd unconscious aud Il IL feared SUI.
fered severe fracture OF the skull. lie
Is being cared for at the St Johnsbury
hospital.
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DAVID FOX RESIGNS

o. B. Haley Becomes MANAGER s,,.
land Light q Power Co.
rutland. Aug ii-Dayid Fox who
sllice March. 1902. has been general
,la. lager OF the Rutland Railway. I.lrbt
a rover company OF this CITY. WbIcb
controls the Chlitonden Power eom.
lany. the Peoples Gas company ana
me Rutland City Electric compsny
has Resigned aud will leave Rutland
,aIIy M September. SIR. Fox has o,b.,
business interests which viii is,c,
take him 10 Mexico WIZ '"'''
d, Mt Fox win BE- succeeded by Ceorg.
;. Haley. who for several vc,r. -
city Electric Co. ""'''nu
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NECESSARY TO FEED BEES
Late Season Given az a Reaso,-ow
look for Honey crop

hyde Park. Aug. lt.-Bee culu,r.
~, us claim that the season In this ser.
,loI ~ equal 10 that OF the pau 6.w
Years Advices from the gou,b.,,,
paIt OF Chittcnden county. Addisan
'oun'y and Rutland county are mo-,
20 Aahguine. Many OF the largcs,
apiarists have been OBLIGED a. 49,
'ao,' peos. The very late aud unsea
,1uplc weather with the lack OF
~ .,l last spring made necessary
Tue providing Of food for the bees
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kELLNoAvENPoRr
Troy Man Takes Popular eennIno,oc
Young Woman for Bride.

Miss Mabel r. Davenport dansh,.,
OF ar. aud Mrs. Frank DayennoS, !,
thls village. and John T. Kelly with
me Pine company OF Troy. were ma
Iied last evening at the parish resi.
aence OF 81 Francis dc Sales church
heN. Fr. A. J. Barron officiating
% me bridesmaid was Miss Kather,n.
Nelly while the groom was assisted hS
barron Fitzgerald. "
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly left on the morn.
ne uain on a short wedding trim a.
New York and Asbury PARK ana nm
'ns sii return VIII reside in Troy
The bride Is one OF the most nonr,..
ana pretty young women of BennInS.
Ton. She has lived In THIS yiclnItv ~,
several ,,al years and has a large nnmber
OF friends who will wish her ever
happiness. e'e''
ar. Kelly has been a freouent vial
.oI IN bennington OF late and has msda
numerous acquaintance, both hi :
business and social way, who extend
congratulations. A''"u
TWO naaan.
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BIG BROWN TROUT
Weighed Over Six Pounds and on Es
hibltlon az oriswold's.

The big brown trout caught by Karl
kohler, IA year old Manchester boy.
and which weighed six pounds and
Iour ounces 10 on exhibition IN Girls.
Woids window. The fish IL a beauty
and has attracted n large amount OF
attention. The fish was brought from
Manchester this noon by County Game
warden Harry Chase who proposes 10
nave the specimen mounted for exhlb.
itlon at the state fair next month.
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KILLED BY FALLING ROCK
Italian Llborer Fatally Injured While
Working In cavendish oorqe.

Rutland August Guiseppl Mir.
able. an Italian laborcr employed Al
th'endhh gorge on the building of a
dam va fatally injured yesterday
Viii" ~ work A big rock had been
.gpsencd by a blast aud fell striking
hirahle. fracturlng his skull
Auuth Italian laborcr whose name
b. unknown. suffered a broken leg
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AN INSPECTION AT RIcHFoRD
State Board Of Railroad Commission,
ers Examine Connections.

Richfor,. August iA.-The state
board of railroad commissioners com.
posed of q. " Redmond. Of Newport
Eli u. Porter Of Wilmington aud :.
Hollist"r Jackson Of Barre. inspected
The CONNIE ton between the Canadian
Pacific railway and the main line Of
the Missi quot division Of the Central
Vermont ailway today ]. r. Cole Of
the bridgH aud building committee Of
the Central Vermont railway met them
ana conf, red the matter Of bridges. j.
NJ. Morri on, chief engineer of the
central Vermont Railway Co. was In
this place today on matters concern
INK the building Of a new passenger
tatiuu hrrp.
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No Paper Tomorrow.

Tomorrow being a legal holiday
there Will be no Issue OF the Evening
Banner Saturdays issue will contain
all the news OF the two days
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WEATHER FORECAST
Probabilities for This Section for the
Next "a Hours.

For eastern New York and western
Vermont FAIR tonight, slightly warmer
In north aud central portion. Friday
partly cloudy with slowly rising tenn
nnrnImrn
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DeWitts Carbolized witch uazct
save save penetrates the pores and heals
quickly Sold by ID. A. Ward.
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New York New Haven 6 Hartford
 Pailroad.
NOVEMBER 25, 1907.

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 s1;00, p. m, *1S:00, night, daily.
 For Bostop win Hartford nnd Willie m9ntic--a l0:07, a. m, s4:o5 p. m
 ,,,Cs,sd9. For nsstOn via Nsw LSHqOn ana "2.2O, 4.58, slle42 +97':o5, 5. m.,sundaSyss iSGs
 .'2;2o, s2:5s. III f1:5s. q. m, a12:OS. '2;Se. at, s4;Ss. s7:Ob r n: .,o
 Tor Hartsord Springfield. Etc.--sl.lo xfSo xfSS sss si.as 7tS s;o 'l.IiSaf .IiS6f 'laRS s;oS s,,,E. tto Hartf9rd( 7;lo, xs1O. S:s2 p. m. '1;s5, @5;46, 7;lO. xs;t0. x9.2e ?. nj.
 Fer New London. Etc.---s2;2i. t2:h0
 ' m ilis is:st St0 .sy4s .assy4Rsr00ss2} s2}s5 'llsssB s!qB .a;2o, '4:5S, 5:Ss 6sio, fto saybrookj, lle;css, cs;.. *a:O5, 11:so, (to saybrookls B. m m san.dI9yssssG .Iay!aE .s:ss ZEE, s6S .lI5S For MiddletowD, WHiifnantic, Eic.-.- 7:S5 a, nn, ,12:5S, s5:s6,. (to Worcester and i Fitchburg). 5:55, D. m. Sundays -- Fer SheIburnc Falls, Etc.--7:44sa a. m., l2;2l lto New HartfoTd), 4:O1, 5.54, (to For. Waterbugy-G:50 (via Naugatuclx Iunction), 500 s:32 a. m, 12;O1, 2:3b l1:l5 a m, 6:45, $50 p. m For Winsted--6;50 (via Naugatuck Junction), 9:S2 Q. m 12.01. 2:35, 5:45 i4O D. m. Sundays-S:25 a. m, GAS 1 D. m.
 For Pittsfela and Intermediate Points 6;65 lvia Bridgeport), 9:32 O. m. 3:53 ] lyia Bridgeport) 4.05 p. m. Sundays 1 755 (via Bridgoporty a. m. Sundays 7.56 tvia Bridgeport) a. m.
 Express trains xLocal express. llParlor car limited
 W. G. BIERD. F.C COLBY. l Gen. Snpt. Asst Gen. Pass A It.
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 UNDER UNWRITTEN LAW.
Safeguards of Civilization Destroyed
 By Recent RuIings.

Safeguards of Civilization Destroyed
 By Recent Rulings.
 The recent acquittal of Judge Loving Gin virgin1al is of tremendous mcdico- legal importance, and of vital interest not only to the general practitioner, but to the psychologist as well. u IS now legal precedent that all nur- derer need establish for 6 valid defense, Is true or perjured testimony that he was told the victim had assaulted CT attempted to assault nember of the rnurderer's family. The prosecution is not permitted to prove that the testi mony is perjury and that the ale was nevor told. It cannot even prove that. if it is true testimony, the tale as orig inally told to the murlle was false It is accepted that i.ltense emotion aroused by the recital of the true or fictitious wrong. unhalances the mind to such an extent that responsibility ceases, and that the emotion is too great to expect man to find out if tn story is true.
 The safeguards of civilization are de- stroyed, for no one Is now safe. Tn wild communities, a newly-made wid- ow sometimes receives an apology from lynching committee when they have made mistake, but the whole fabric of civilized law Is to make such mis- takes impossible. The very basis of law and order is the invariable ruling that a man is responsible for his acts, and if in-hot blood he kills without le- gal reason, he must suffer the penalty of Imprisonment to deter others from giving way to their passiene. If a man is of such a nervous organization that he is unable to restrain his passions, he is unfit to be at large, for he ifs lia- ble to kill many o1e.-American Med- icine.
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perlty which came to the. country after his, defeats, had it not been for two circumstances- revelation of the corruption and reckles+ness that form ed part of that debauch of prosperity, and the adoption by President iRoose- velt of so large a part of MT. Bryan's program Either of these things would have gone a great way to sustain the reputation of the Nebraskan and give him Q renewed hold on his following; the two together sufficed to place him year or two ago, not only upon as good a footing as ever with those who had been his admirers, but on dts tinctly better footing than ever with the more conservative clements of the community. y.-Baltimore News.
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Mrs. Frank ]. Mccoy of New York is spending several days with her pa rents, Mir. and Mrs. Edward J. Stent of Howard avenue. MT. Mccoy spent Thursday with Mir and Mrs. Stent on his way to New York from Maine, where he has been coaching the uni versity football team of Maine.
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standard were falsihed by events, there was little or no falling of in the enthusie rm of his adherentS. In the course of time. indeed, an impression disastrous to his prestige might have been made by the long period of ppoee
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GrNnRAn surrPINe NNws.

New York, Nov. 29~-Arrived Steam CTS La Provence, Havre; Cedric, Liver pool and Queenstown Arconia, Libau and Rotterdam
 Cape Race, N. F., Nov. 29.-steamer La Gascogne, Havre for New York, in communication with the Marconi sta tion, 175 miles southeast at 12:l0 a. m i; probably dock at S:30 a. m. Monday.
 Brow Head, Nov. 29.-Steamer Pots dam, NewYork fnT Boulcgne and Rot terdarn, 140 miles southwest at $50 8. m; probably reach Boulogne 6 p. m. Saturday.
 Queenstewn Nov. 29.--Sailed Steam CT Celtic (from Liverpool), New York. Palermo, Nov 2S.-Sailed steamer Perugia, (from Leghorn) New York.
 Queenstown, Nov. 2s, = Arrived; Steamer Arabic. New York for Liver pool (and proceeded).
 Marseilles, Nov 26.-Sailed: Steamer Roma, New York.
 CT Amerika, (fronl Hamburg) New York via Cherbourg.