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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
A. Other, Saw Him.

Tho artist Possessed a strange TAI.
ent n vas 20 depict a face as it viii
look after ihc years have gone by aud
made Do old.
80 dlnncr with him sac an old man.
old enough. in all conscience. and un.
beautiful. Tho artist at once busted
himself with drawing a sketch of him.
which s0 clnrrcmfci his ago and
usl.no1a uai thc lip of the old man
Iromh'ci 90 tho fifht OF u and a tear
no1o to tiS cyc.
a woman who r1t at the same table
took pencil and paper and bogsn 20
draw u1, the old man but The artist.
who though young. was quite aa nm.
beautiful sho fashioned the uneven
line OF h.T profile. the small. crooked
nose. iho unstable chin. the hivh bald
forehead iho irlnre Of hair around tho
edge OF ihe badness. the neck. The
collar and handed u 10 him.
"Thc likeness IL perfect" cried The
others we didn't know yon could
draw. When dii you learn. and how ?"
y can't remember when learned
Or how. have drawn - long" said
che. but" ar ahc saw the chagrln o.
the ARTIST y seem 20 have been cdu.
Gated In arc for the triumph % this
moment"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
FRANK 3. HOWE. Editor and Publisher
"Dirty MIX"

Under this heading the Burlington
Free Press remarks, nineteen out Of
the thirty-three samples of milk sold
In that city having proved to contain
dirt
sit would be folly to start any scare
In connection with the conditions pre-.
vailing 10 some OF the stables from
which milk is distributed in this city
and vicinity, but offending milkmen
whose names are In the report should
take warning and start general re-
form before II becomes necessary for
the authorities to act against them.
Milkmen who do not Insist upon the
most clearly conditions about their
stables and milk rooms are short.
sighted for thanks 10 modern sanitary
arrangements their dirt Is sure TO find
them out"
In comparison Bennington showed
last year 10 great advantage, notwlth-
standing fault was found and such
was not the case at the last examina-
lions. All that anyone asks is that
the milk product be Clearly aud 40 cd.
II one producer has clean milk why
not alp
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
The Blessing of Poor Kin.

When a rich man doesn't want TO
aid n charitable enterprise, or boost
for the public good, he sometimes
makes the excuse that be gives all his
surplus money to his poor kin. II as
often happens, also, that his poor kin
never see any OF this surplus. Miss
IIelen Dixon, the custodian Of the or
gan fund in a Bloomington, H.,
church, claimed sho had given 1890 en-
trusted 10 her to help worthless
brother out Of scrapes Investigation
shoEs that she had seen aud heard
nothing Of the brother for years and
the, she had spent the organ fund FOR
personal adjournment
But she found use for her worthless
kin Ia making the excuse that they took
al her money. -Aichisou Globe.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
Woes ola Drummer.

I'm Just a little discouraged with
my work" said the tall New York
boy who had started ont on tho road.
u was making my second trip west
when ] met an old drummer who had
been on the road for more than 20
years. lie sat with grip between his
knees and talked 10 me.
Chuck. my boy he said. n thcro
n anything else In the world you can
do. do r. Look AZ my gray hairs.
! don't know what n "a 10 have n
home. For 20 years I have seen my
wife about once IN Eve weeks. I know
that I've a wife and children IN n
iiat In New York. but that's all do
know about them. The children have
grown up and married. but have not
had tlmo TO attend their weddings. My
wife has grown gray. too. but sho
has had tho best OF r. sho has
had homo and tho children. n
there IA anything else IN tho world
you can do. my boy ho repeated. quit
drumming and DO IT,"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
THE CUSTOMS SERVICE.
Examination, For Positions Ia the Burlington
District Nay Is.

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced that TIE
annual examination for rositious 10
the Burlington Customs District W..l
b. held At Burlington on Saturday.
May IS. 1907. az 9c'elock o. M. Appi-
Giants Tor this examination most
b. citizens Of tho United states and lot
lees than % years Of age.
For information relative 20 ihe ct-
animation, the position for which I'D,
and che f,reral requirements, AZ aci
A. Tor the required application form.
apply 20 Mr &. l. Alexander, Custom
House. Burlington. or 90 =. T. s'-o
bins. See. Board oi Examiners. Boa
Is Boston.
Applications for this examination
mu.t bo diled oat and Sled a.ia ODE
latter on or before 40 p. m. April
s'h.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
As YEARS AGO.
Events Of Week Ending Mar. -. 1902 From
An 0ld.fle Of the Banner.

o. X. Wyman who enlisted in
Captain Duncan's battery at South
SALISBURY came home on a fur
Tough some two weeks since and
while here had a violent attack OF
lung fever and was unable TO re-
turn TO his company when his time
expired and as a result he was re-
ported a deserter. Mr. Wyman has
now returned butt is II pretty hard
thing to class Il man as deserter
when II Is not necessary, as IL was
not 10 this case.
Letters were received from Fred.
erick and Albert Cushman, natives
OF this place but VINO were then SER
wing Ia the confederate army. The
letters were written from Richmond
where the brothers met each other
II was rlmored that Capt John
Pratt OF Co A, lth Vermont Infan.
try had resign ned the command of
the company.
Rev L. II. Atwaier son OF Maj
Lyman Atvater preached Ia the
Congregational church Sunday.
II. ID. Norton of Company a,
2nd Vermont Volunteers had been
detailed as regular orderly to the
colonel OF the regiment.
IL G. II. Burton, Co A, 9TH Yer.
mont, who had been Ia a hospital
Tor come time was reported much
better.
Capt j. II. Walbridge Of Co A,
End Vermont, was married In Hoo.
sick TO Miss Eliza Ann Burgess.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev Isaac Jennings,
The death Is announced in North
Bennington OF Marcus c., son OF
Columbus Huling, aged 10 years
five months and 22dsys.
The death is also announced 10
Warnersville, Wis, OF Israel War
ner, son OF the late Seth Warner,
formerly OF Bennington. aged "a
years.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
The Women Lost.

Tao hundred thousand women sign
Ca protests asking that Reed Smoot be-
expelled from the United States senate;
psiitIors thousands Of yards long
have b,cn presented 10 congress by
hundreds ~ women asking shat the
Uiah man boz removed, and what was
che rcsuty
BE retains bis seat decided recent.
BY by vote Of 81 to55.
lfthc women had spent the time they
,orked against Smooi 10 making pick.
e. and preserves. they would have
slmsihing % .hov Tor TO-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
>.rro.. Lynch.d n, Monroe.

MONROE. La. March 1G-Fllnt VII.
lams and Henry Gardner. two young
negroes. were taken from the city Jail
lbput O'Clock and hanged Ia the
courthouse square by party Of about
frty men. Both negroes confessed 90
having. with third negro. shot and
robbed two Italians on Monday night
Gardner also confessed 10 having en-
tired the room n Miss Jessie Bumpus
about 3 o'clock Tuesday, morning.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
rrsnL norLrfriier'. SUI Ia1..

trank nnrkrfriier's sutt rails.
81 LOUIS March i5.-Thc sr.t n
Frank Bscksfcllsr. brother % !. -.
Rockefeller. 10 recover $4,000 In
vested In = zinc mine in Missouri was
dismissed in Che circuit court on a de-
murrcr ~ the defendant Henry a..
Ross, after 100 OF foetefclicr's tcsti-
mony hai been presented. Judge Roy.
nolis upheld the demurrer on tho
ground hiat no fraud bad been shown.
a. alleged.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING
win Be- Held at Graded school Hall Tuesday
Mach 20

March 20.
The legal voters OF Bennington grt d
ed school district are hereby notified
and warned % meet at Graded School
hall 10 said district on Tuesday, Ma.
p, 1907, a. O'Clock IN The afternoon
TO trarsact The following business:
/. To choose a moderator for the 60.
suing year.
>. To hear the report of the auditors
trustees and other officers OF said dis
trici and take action thereon.
,. To see what tax said district will
vote ca he grand list Of said district
10 deiray tie expenses Of H. schools,
aud to pay the presen, debt OF said dis
irici, and determine the time when such
tax shall be collected aud paid TO rs
treasurer.
g. To see Il said district will vote %
collect is taxes under the provisions
81 Chapter ~ Of the Vermont Statutes,
and amendments thereof
3. To elect a clerk. a treasurer, a
collector of taxes, one or three audi.
tors Of said district, aud 20 900 all vac.
ancics To- he board Of trustees 81 said
district. caused by expiration Of term
OF Office. Resignation. death, removal
from said district or otherwise.
q. To transact any other proper bus
i1ess found necessary when met.
&. Lynn Wood, Clork.
Bennington, VI, March ~. 1907.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
u.y ueauc- ra.t rnip speed.

CHICAGO. Mar,hiG-rasscneertraf
o. managers of ~ western lines met
m the committee rooms Of the Western
Passenger association 20 discuss plans
iD reduce the speed Of express trains.
Their conclusion. viii Doe presented TO
,he oalcis OF tac operating depart
ueuis. aad a dsdn.te plan for concert
,,i action viii be taken up az a future
mcrliu.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
PETITION FOR DIVORCE

Nary g. wei.sI nsunlngiop count
osear J. WriIsl An. 10
WHEREAS Naf k wells ~ nrHr .i0t u
fhH lnuntY uf bennington tfu rsaI.. .Is HIl
fied tHf once n GO lifft n' D.
Dluft Cor saH tHarfr uf nrnniH.'r % urH.
araIusf uaeHrI Mr.a fHfunfiY uf chatham .u
fhn slate uf See AH". Hut nHa ri .fffs .U.
kuHuH fu saIf IaiI. I."rf urfsiur iht State
AUseInE ls Pool .H|.r fHf $3.50 divorce ia'
fhs sold uaraII Wr.. has treated fhf fru
uufr. With iHiHrfa. .rfrfff ils drsfrir|
flr fr.lfiHnrf GO UU ards uf Mrrr .HH.rruf FL
years asf utsf H." fufslf. uHHiunN
rHurI.f refuse HUH rod. fs iu provide SUITE.
m. Hrrrr Cog I.r isnrf,
500. HfnfrE rH. n I IN 10 Divorce Na .f"r.
unfn 30 IHerfhaf 600 Zoe care rrs.u|f
runfri Of fhr HI .H'ldfrn 10 fHr IaI
hffrf. rHmff .n aa edition.
Sow InEhE su.f. IHr I'D nsr.fi VI
b. hereby 500 tf Publication .rI
cruH .srrr aih i.s las ai tha riIi". So
FtHn hNu RIOT 10 tn aunrlf
term flrrnuf fu Do |H 10 NInr'
auI iuf tfntuuHfT " fHuI.rgfHu 81
iir frsi TUESDAY .I Iu.r. A ~
rfsl lHY uf sHU term. tHrn ~ %
saII Court fn maiF #u.Hrr g. rsf
rufrH ami in sfafE Fl anI abide
nfrIrruf ani decree thereon as ~
shaI seen mrrt ~ rfr~ go cons
Dated Hf iiTnr. .uIH. IH CO., fU I|
nnltpn aiUfcsai iIH iffh dtT ~ a
UAuUYT cusuN U.I.
CfiANi.F~ s NhtufE
Afty &c reHiIuHrf rrnn.nfior
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
COMPANY X INSPECTION

To o. He'd TIE Afternoon % March
2oh.
Tho officers, u0n-cummi isiouod ~.
hccrs. musicians aud prlvaiss Of Go
X. First lnianiry, WIG. are hereby
ordered 10 appear a. Bennington 10
ihc Armory on the apih day OF March
az : O'Clock In he afternoon, armed,
uniformed and equipped ~ the law de
reefs for the purpose % inspection.
- non-commissioned officer, must.
cian or private who fails To attend
Company inspection shall forfeit Four
Dollars and may DO arrested and tried
by court-mariial by order OF the com
mauding officer"
J. y. Harmon
Capt 1t LOT WIG.
Con'd'g Co. X.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
PEHIIOR FOR DlYOaCE

Cont Iu lrr

Mar e ue'srl neunIng,anC
Court Iu lrln
wffFnHts. Mau q Hsssffuf riHH' in
~ county ~ bennington HfUrf Id Doe iu
fisd in The Uller nf the go ID. fHr lnti
Cnuft Cor sald county ~ nrHai iIf. SOS.
a. rfuf Iu aid CuuufF bee lru fI &c
against John q uesrtt WhIr0u HIfs isfs
Unknown 20 thr ufiiflunrf uUfsH Hf
AtrfinE ne thr causes lu| "a N.fH .tt
thai liis said John T. nfaf'E iir We
netiti5uef viii irinisrahIn ss.s f. b. Hraeft'
~ she petluurff fuf three sn ~ $50
last past and FfGssiy. uarfm afI r.uell
refuses ara nrEfufs - ufu. Il. H. iHN.f AiAth'
trunnra fnf thr raiiiinurr. GO.
SOW TtiEHtfuEF. thr tiiI 'HIn Heteli
4 hereby nnd hY ihn puhllTafiT UIfr' .Ia
plane Nlii ihH laws ~ thItF f Nil ~
AND Nlulifln o. nTrr.f O. .N l.l.t
Hhle ihr Comfy fuuft ~ tln H.ti 80.
thereof in BE- frd ht MArrtrti 10y
The County u' bennington aiHfr.aIf
Tuesday ~ june. A ~. iHf. uI ihf ~
aid Term, then lnd There iu sod t1nl 49,
answer - saii petition Cor dlN fre aHI s.nn
~ ard abide suru ORDER iuiF 80
thereon a. tu ssli Court shl seem y N''
pfrmlfss considered -.
Dated NJ ho1nluHton IN o. cHlnN -
ipgis "a,
HARRY r CtsilhA" ""
CiiAuiFs a. MAuHEH
Aiiy Tor Petitioner. nenuinE iH'. NN
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
Al pIsaavantane.

The court fortune teller ls going
to resign" said one Russian oilcial
Y's." answered the other; "he Is
no O. disadvantage. n he predicts bad
leas be comes into royal disfavor.
iul 10 be predicts good news. Il
Doesn't come true"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
~. 1. nilrrr 10. rIn. re.ltl.n.

WASHINGTON. March 10. - W. ].
oliver Of Knoxville. Tenn, whose bid
Cor the construction OF the Panama
canal recently was rejected. was elect.
"a vice president or the United States
Trusf company 81 thig cts which was
raorrfif organized with capital %
100000 Daniel y. Morgan. former
TuIirf States treasurer. o. president
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
EAST ARLINGTON

Mun and boys over 10 years Of age
can fiud employment with the II. \.
Cusbman Mfg Co North Bennington,
We -. E-zs OsJ
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
A Cashiers
Discovery

Miss Loretta NJ. Haydc, cashier. ~.
siding at 20is Washington Ave, New
YORK City, has found Father Johns
Medicine TO DO a positive remedy for
throat and lung troubles. Mics Ilaydo
says: ~ have taken Fa:hcr Johns
Medicine for a cold aud for the grip,
also ~ a body builder aud stind this
medicine excellent. have been taking
Il foe four years with great benefit"
~ body builder Father Johns
Medicine has 20 equal. 40 alcohol or
injurious drugs. Guaranteed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
@I;31lED
Presbyopia
%. old Sight
Defined

At the age of As years, why should
nearly all persons use glasses tor
readtng'
Because, from the age Of ten years
on, the eye gradually .oses power
and the near point Of clear vision
gets farther and farther back year
after year until at 40 or as it becomes
necessary TO read at distance from
the eyes.
A person can hold a heavy weight
at arm's length for a short time; so
il is with the eyes at this period.
When they tire or water while
reading or It becomes necessary to
hold a paper farther than IS inches
il is-a sign that lenses are needed to
lift the weight and give ease OF vision
as in youth.
Glasses rightly fitted in time pre-
serve the sight. make this spe-
cialty. May talk it over with you.
De WITT E. LEWIS 0. D. 0ph. B
4A2 Main 81.
Formerly lo0 North St.
NIGHT WORK a SPECIALITY
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-16
FOR SALE

40 ihe reel estate 81 iohr Heaiy. located on
~ e flrf ui Gage and Park So IN the Village
oi neun nEtnn. rnnsisiIrE Of a large nru mod
eu upfu date h1Iss uhIrh has steam heat
ras, electric lights bath. toilet. etc. Larre
rev hafn. uhlcl ulu hrru scfen horses. WAGON
she'd ard carpenter shnr attached
iafEr corner store bni'dinf uth barrier shop
AMI store house iarins rafk ~ % stairs r.
niicd un and rented iu . good fam.lTi 40 mod
eru imufuferIrnts Also uuf god buid'nE iot
facing lara ~
VIII De- sold az toFffhfr ~ VII b. divided NJ
O. slli purchaser Wi liuays pay il pcf cent
un iufcstueut. Price sanl. So
The evening world., 1907-08-06
NAT GOODWIN S
PAPA-|N-LAW HERE
Capt. Dermott Says Actors
Separation Is Merely for
Business Reason.

Capt. Thomas Dcrmott and wife. of
Oakland. CAL, arrived hero to-day on
tho Panama liner Colon from the
Isthmus Capt. Dermott has the proud
distinction Of being the father OF Max
Inc and Gertrude Eiiiott. and papa4n-
law OF Nat C. Goodwin and Forbes
Robertson. the actors. Mira. Dermott
Is not thy mother of the beautiful act
rc1scs. tetna tho s=seerssd
Capt Dermott sailed Tho seas nifty
two years and seven ysars ago retired
TO cultivate little garden In Oakland
Ha IL quaint little gentleman with a
wrinkled. Pheasant face and quiet, but
hearty manners. II Maxine Ellott, .the
most beauuful woman of tho stage"
took her good looks from her father
she never gave them back.
: After tho captain had lauded Forbes
Robertson to the fkias as a model son
in-law and husband. he was aAked
about Goodwin.
''oh. Nat is Just Nat Goodwin. that's
all" iauged the old mariner In Il baf-
NJ. "anine sti,, loves him--don't make
any mistake about that" no continued
earnestly Thick separation must not
be misconsuued. as Il Is merely ror
business reasons. I'd like 10 see Max,
but aha is in London. So I can say
chat Gertrude ID the best actress oh
the American stage to-day
The captain expects tn visit tho Rob
erfsons before he roes on to his old
home in Rocklnnd, Mo.
The evening world., 1907-08-06

DRIED rEA BEANS. lbs. &c
rI,na aat ,ip;i..st,' from LcnK Island. frssh
as can bs !: must bo taken away. &c
peT doHan tFsfssshAs !. \ t8a
esfIEn, 81 .rips..i < aaa' y ,aksa 28c
ssIs q ChEEsI ,sssa sss2 sss. 1%sofis.e' is' 2ac
The evening world., 1907-08-06
"THE TIME, THE PLACE
AND THE GIRL" HERE.

George 81. Cohsn should see The
Time. the Place and the Girl" Mt Wal
lacks as soon as he finishes. his saoond
honeymoon AZ the Aerial Gardens. He
may be pardoned for taking 1t as a
compliment TO hlmself. for 1t betrays
every sign OF having been inspired by
.Furty-fire Minutes From Broadway
Hicks. a noble ,saanbial, who
made pal, while Mary. the, maid
In saHtarIum. The nurse died on
Miss Elene Foster's hands early In the
night, but Arthur DEACON, whose naIr 9
and figure were In caps. Kept the noble
gambler going by sheer energy. He wa
and Frank ADAMS. and he talked TOO
much and TOO OBVIOUSLY. but he seemed
greatly pleased and the audience was
disposed TO accept him as amiaole. II
no, hing more.
Although tho songs by Joseph E.
Howard struck no new note. they were
rehef and should bc Increased In
ure.orne chatter; Miss Harriet burt
moon" with golden gown and q
plated voice and led lively ohorvs
through xoiave driIl and tanbourine
and bones" specially In another num-
Der. While AilSn Rurts voice didn't
cheer the audience on It's way through
pieasing and he5 feet knew. what 70 %.
McStiiien was The zlri." Her beauty
shamed the bIue-eyed doll and her
speech followed the same style.
The evening world., 1907-08-06
POLICE IN HUNT
r OR Girls SLAYER

DAYTON. O.. Aug. "a score OF
police ofIicials. deputy sheriffs and de-
tectives were to-day hunting for the
man who murdered Anna Markowttx
and her escort, Abe Gordon Cohar
Sunday night. Clues so far nave proved
without result, and to-day there seemed
Kennt honu Of ever solving she mys-
ferrous crisns.
The two brothers OF the dead Rirl.
who admitted dlsliking cohan and fol-
lowing the coupM for q tine Sunday
evening were taken to the hospital
where Cohan lay dying. but the wound
ed man could not identify them. Thoy
etoutly maintain their innocence OF the
crime. and tho officials genernlly ac'
seert their rtorY Aimee the autopsy OF
the body OF Anna Markowitz. performed
last night
4 cnInrtd woman who lives nenr the
scene OF the murder Is quoted IN Dc
ciartnR that she heard a woman ecrean
In the woods at about the tlmo The
crime was committed. Harry, on
Harry"
Harry Mnrkowttz still maintains that
his sister Bertha can clear up tho mys
terry If she desircs The girl, howevnr
continues reticcnt to the point OF sullcn.
ness. Both she and her brothers arr
still In Jail on suspicion.
The evening world., 1907-08-06
TWO HURT IN COLLISION
OF TROLLEY AND WAGON.
Passengers. Shaken When Car
Bumps Into Load of
Groceries.

Two men were injured to-day by q
collision between trolley car and .
grocery wagon at E,ghty-sixh streo'
and Bay Eleventh street. Bath beach.
The trolley. of the Eighty-nixth streei
line, crashed into wagon owned and
driven by Isadore Lavansay. forty
years old. of No. 1894 Bath avenue.
L,yansky was hurled to the ground.
cut and bruised and internally injured.
= AetasBaa.IaAa-H Hastlc.na-m -maA- thrown
backward through the window OF nis
car and severely cut by Elaas. Gro
ceries were scattered all Aoout. kignt
passengers In tho car were snakeu
from their seats.
The wagon was smashed, the horse
hurt and the car damaged.
The evening world., 1907-08-06
.+,AIEIE-M -MlLLlAAas-
HAS A NEW HIT.

A big novelty In The Little Cherub, .
which opened at ,he Criterion Theatre
last night. Ia Hattie williams'. imita-
tions OF Maud Adams. William Gillst,s,
Ethel Barrymore. Nile. Nazimovn and
MONTGOMERY ~ and Stone. Miss William.
~ assisted by Henry V. Donnelly In
these limitations, which are descrsbeJ
In the programme MS near bur Np,icS,
are 50 good. lEe-like and entertaining
Innt nothing so clever has been seal,
on the stage here since Classy LOTUS 4
work on this line, "A crowded house ~
the Criterion last night ehsered and
shouted over these limitations. oal!ins
tired 70 Go on further with them.
The evening world., 1907-08-06
sHighwayman Clubbed and
SHIT Escort, Then Attacked
/ Miss MarkoWitz.
laVICTlM WAS STRANGLED
fTwo Brothers and a Sister Ar
rested After Mysterious
Tragedy.

Mrs Max Adams. of No. 1865 College
avenue. Bronx. to-day N; prostrated
a. her home by t he awful news from
= Dayton, o., that her sister. Annie
Markowttz. was found murdered Sun
day night, while her brothers James
and JACOB. and her sister. Bertha, are
detained by the police.
ANNA Markowitz. who was eighteen
years old. WAS terribly mlstreated be-
fors zhe was murdered. on a lonely road
near the Dayton soldiers' Home, while
near her body was found young drum
mer from Indianapolis known us Abrs-
ham Gordon or Cohen. shot through the
abdomen and beaten about tho head,
and in critical condition.
Cohen died to-day without reganins
consciousness.
Mrs. Adsms whose husband 10 q Job
Der in Lspenard street, came to New
York seven weeks ago from Covington.
Ky. opposite Cincinnati. She said to-