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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05
WIFE OF PHILLIPS
ARRESTED FOR
MURDER
Cleveland Police Hold Her For
Death OF Banker
CLUBMAN KILLED BY PISTOL
John J. Phillips. Now Thought 10 Have
Been Murdered. Was Reported
Shot by Burglar.

CLEVELAND. O.. Sept o. Develop
ments Ia the Investigation into the
death OF John !. Phillips. coal operator.
broker. banker aud cluhmau. come
thick aud fast ana have taken sen
sational turn as Mrs Phillips. widow
~ the decreased. was taken into Gus
toby by chief ~ Police Siumhorsrr ~
the arlstotfatic suburb. East Clcve-
land
Mrs. Phillips has been IN q highly ner.
yous state since the tragedy early Mon.
day morning. after which announce
ment was mnd, that her husband had
been shot aud MORALLY wounded 10y a
burglar. aud she collapsed aud was not
able 10 attend the funeral which took
place from the house with only imme-
dlnte relatives present
10 was shortly following this that
chief Stahil~rgcr 81 East Cleveland
announced that after a conference With
Deputy Coroner lluuck. who had CON
Quoted The inquest. Assistant Pru=ccut-
or Mooney sud others be- had taken
the widow into custody and that four
deputies would guard her in her home
an she rrcpycrs sufficiently % h. taken
bcfure a Justice ~ the peace.
The police are rriicrnt In the case,
and whether they really believe Mrs
Phillips culpablr ~ the murder OF
whether they merely believe that she
can give facts concerning the tragedy
which would solve the mystery sur.
rounding Il does not appear No this
time
The inquest into the death ~ Phillips
was resumed this morning by Deputy
Coroner liourk
Dr e. /. Richardson. the first wit.
ness. testified be had not l,ccn sum.
monsd until n. IA. more than three
hours after Phillips was shot lie had
lcen called ~ telephone Mrs. Phil
lips admitted him o. th. house Shs
exclaimed "Oh. dpctpr. snmcthiug
dreadful has happened Mr. Phillip.
has lccn shot by a burglar"
lie found the wounded mnn IN ie1
lie called Dr. Hhndcs. After they
reached the hous. Phillips asked them
tu leave the lDir,om n minute a. h,
wished a. talk with bis wife. Illus
baud aud wife wcrp together alone fui
perhaps two minutes. lie said Their,
was trace ~ hluud ON the stairway
The brd In which Phillips was found
was mash stained with blood When
the physicians reached Phillips they
realized Immediately. Dr. Richardson
said. b. could live but a short time
IT, had told them bath be- wanted a.
little nutori.ty ~ possible connected
with the affair
While the funeral arrangements wcr,
In progress Ia the Phillips home th'
police mnsackrd the house IN search
~ the revolver or other evidence IN
connection With the case. but as far q,
i known no revolver was found
Phillips secretary reiterated his h.
lief that with the life insurance poll
cies lvfi by him the estate would pas
on all ~ Phillips debts aud possibly
leave something Tor the family III,
policies. however. have ~ far mol
bccn found.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05
MISS GRAVES BE-
COMES MRS F.
D. WHITING
Brilliant Wedding Wednesday
Evening at Rose Manor
AMID BOWER OF FLOWERS
Worst Storm In Weeks Did Not
In the Least Spoil the NuptIsI
Celebration.

Rose Manor" the beautiful Elm
street home Of Mr. and Mrs Frederick
o. Graves was the scene Wednesday
evening Of brilliant home wedding
when their daughter. Besse Sara. was
united In marriage to Frank ID. Whit.
Ing Of Necnah. Wis. IN the presence
Of a large company OF relatives and
| friends
The house was powered In palms.
| ferns. smilaX. roses and exotic plants.
Every room and the piazza were skill
fully aud artistically treated by San.
born. the leading Troy florist and the
result let nothing To be- desired
Woods orchestra was stationed In
one Of the reception rooms. half con.
ccaled by flowers and ferns. and play.
ed the wedding march and afterward
rendered a choice program. Mr.. Wood
vas assisted by several artists from
out of town
The ceremony was performed az 5: 80
the bridal party descending the stairs
10 the strains 81 lohcngrin's wedding
march Rev Frank u Morris was the
officiating clergyman. he used the
ncw ring service from the recently
adopted Presbyterian prayer book
The bride was given away by her
/ father
The bride vas attended by Miss
Marion Smith OF New York as maid
of honor and Mrs Mabel Rogers a.
mntron of honor The best man was
James Milllgan OF PittsburE Misses
Martha Pratt aud Sallie Graves acted
az ribbon girls The ushers we're liar.
/ ~ ~. Green OF North Petersburg and
Kenneth Worden Of New York.
The brides dress vas Of white sat.
in trimmed with Irish crocheted lace.
She carried pink roses and wore n
white tulle veil and orange blossoms.
Miss smiths gown vas Of pink Aeoli.
an cloth. empire style. piped with pink
silk She carried a bouquet Of pink
roses. Mrs. Rogers vas gowned In
white satin
Following the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs Whiting received the cungratula.
lions aud Fluctuations Of the assembled
guests after which choice refreshments
we're served l.ucas Of Troy was the
caterer
Mr aud Mrs Whiting left on the mid
night train Tor a bridal trip Of several
weeks They viii be- at home after
November iat az Neenah. Wis. where
they are 10 reside. They we're the r..
lcipleuts Of bcwildering array II beau.
tlful and valuable gifts
The bride 10 one OF the best known
~ bennington young ladies'. while the
groom ~ the son OF the lcadlng paper
manufacturer Of Wisconsin and Cor
several years has been associated
With his father in business The best
wishes of all follow the happy couple
Among those present wcr. Mr. aud
Mr. George u. Whiting Of Ne,nah,
Wis, parents ~ the groom. Mr. and
Mrs. =. g. Holt Of Boston aud Miss
Marion Brcck Of Springfield Mas,
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sixteen Year. In sing sing.

NEW YORK, Sept 5.-one OF the
most severe sentences ever given for
criminal assault In this city was pass
cd by Judge Grain OF the court Of
general sessions ON Frederick Schon'
land. who will spend not less than six
teen nor more than eighteen years In
Sing Sing prison. Schonland, twenty
nine years old. committed the assault
on May ~ upon Jennie Toelberg, a If
teen-year-old schoolgirl. In passing
sentence Judge Grain said: Your Of
Tense Is almost the grayest crime a hu-
man being can commit. II Is De most
dastardly aud cowarlly thing which a
man can do. There n only one crime
which possibly n worse-that which
robs the victim OF life"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05
PLEASED MANSFIELD
Former Stage Managers Experience
With the Great Actor.

With the Great Actor.
The death Of Richard Mansfield rc.
calls TO !. NJ Hyde. now Of the Sol
diers Home. a personal experience
with the great actor al the time Mr.
Hyde was stage manager at the Aldinc
theatre In PittFhurg Mansfield al
ways had among stage managers q
reputation frr being unusually "masy. d"
and the man az the head Of Affairs be-
hind the curtain was never uNcriOypd
to learn that the actor had been book
I'd for appearance at his particular
theatre
During the time that Mr. HYDE was
stage manager al the Aldinc Mansfield
played three engagements az the the.
atrc and the ~ manager now recalls
with pride the fact that all of the per
formances went on without a hitch 30
far as the direction of the theatre was
concerned Before the actor arrived
for the FIRST might at the Aldiuc SIR
Hyde recalls that be- Instructed al of
the attaches OF the theatre not Co have
a word With Mansfield The actor and
bis wife. Miss Cameron. were given
the star room. a big bunch 81 Jack
roses vas placed upon the center table
aud every possible attention was con.
f-rred. At the close ~ the weeks ga.
sagement Mr. Hyde was called 10 the
actors room and cordially thanked
both by Mr. aud Mrs. Mansfield Tor the
managers efforts 10 make their play
pleasant aud before his departure the
actor distributed $50 among the stage
hands
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05
HOLDEN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
New institution at Hardwiek Named
For John S. Holden.

Hardwick. Sept At a meeting
AZ the home Of Mr. and Mr. George n
Bickford the Temporary board OF tus
tees Of the John \ Holden Memorial
hospital authorized 90 make such ar
rangemeuts AZ might be- necessary "a
soc the hospital IN actual operation.
the Tucker house on High street was
leased for a year aud Miss Josephine
Tcrrien an experienced nurse Of bur
llngton vas engaged 10 take charge a.
mairOn.
Next Thursday evening. Sept 2. at
1880 mass meeting OF all interested
aud those holding membership tickets
will be- held at the opera house a.
form a permanent organization. elect
permanent officers and adopt rules aud
regulations. II " earnestly hoped that
everybody with an interest in seeing a
successful Institution OF the Kind es.
tabllshed here will attend. aud that
people In villages near by will look
forward 10 a hospital az Of q general
benefit 10 them and they also will be-
present In numbers.
The furnishings Of the hospital
throughout have been contributed as
was stated in the Gazette few weeks
ago. aud to maintain the hospital. in.
diyiduals Of the community are asked
to buy tickets OF membership IN the
association. A hospital ~ n charitable
institution az best Usually they are
supported by endowment or by sub.
scrlptiun. aud through these member
ship tickets sold at a dollar a piece
undoubtedly enough will be- taken 10
place Il on "a safe basis Doesn't II
seem as though enough benefit and
comfort would be- derived thcrcfrOm by
The public here for about everyone Ia
become member Of the association
for a sum that will hardly be- notice.
able Ia them? lnsomuch aa Nv hos.
piial has already received the gift
spoken of aud another generous dona.
tiOn II will be- safe to say that q large
number will feel Il Of enough interest
10 buy mcmbcrHhip tickets. II you do
not already hold one secure u before
next Thursday evening or attend the
meeting and get one that night
Other matters OF importance VIII
come up for consideration at the com.
Ing meeting. The trustees have an
option Of purchase Of 30 days on the
building la which the hospital will be-
established. for certain sum, or an
option Of "A year for larger sum. aud
this matter ~ also 10 be- settled.
The hospital will be- In operation In
the near future. -Ilardwick Gazette.
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HI,eheoeL shook rhsIr Hand.

CANTON. o.. Sept 5.-It was a
strenuous day that First Assistant
Postmaster General Hitchcock had a.
the convention Of the National Letter
Carriers association here. In addition
90 delivering an address be gave 90
every delegate o. the association and
Of the ladies' auxiliary the privilege Of
shaking bis hand. And they took H.
For more than half an hour he shook
hands aud expressed his pleasure at
meeting the people from the four cor.
ners 81 the nation.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05
NEWMAN KING
Miss Mabel J. King and Edward A.
Newman Married.

The marriage OF Miss Mabel j. King
daughter OF Mr. aud Mrs. Charles
King. TO Edward A. Newman. both OF
Bennington. was solcmnized at the
parochial residence OF Rev. A. ! Bar
ron Wednesday, Sept at O'Clock.
The bride VAS attired In travelling
suit OF brown chiffon broadcloth aud
was atten led by Miss Dora 4. Camp
who wore q suit OF blue panama cloth
Daniel Cantwell OF lloosick Falls act
I'd as best m1n.
The wedding supper was served al
the home Ut Mrs j. =. Camp which
was prcttily decorated with palms
ferns and cut flowers. The happy cuu
pie left on the 90 train for New YORK.
aud Washington amidst showers ol
rice aud good wishes from a host ol
friends. After Sept ~ they will e.
side with j. r. Camp at 32S Schoo
street
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05

PARIS. sept "a dispatch received
here from the governor general Of
lndo. China declares that Thanh Thai
the drpo-cd king Of AMMAN, has abdl
Gated IA favor of his cightyear-old
sou. who now rules AMMAN with the
aid Of the regency consisting of the
council Of ministers. Thanh Thai was
dcposcd by the French resident Of
AMMAN aud intcrncd In his palace nj
Hue July ~ last This step on the
part of the French authorities was
taken only after long series ~ atroc
lilies committed boy the king had made
u impossible for him longer 20 remain
on the throne.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05
r-ns,r,en raa. nrar AamIrnI.

WASHINGTON. Sept ;. - Captain
Edwin G. Pendleion. 4. :. y has
besn commissioned rear admiral %
on the vacancy caused by the retire
mcnt u Rear Admiral Charles VI. la.
yis The new admiral l. az present IN
command No the League island navy
yard. aud ~ be- has held that place
only about three months u u probable
that he viii h. continued IN Il regard.
less 81 his promotion.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05
Horse. bring Dead Farmer Hone.

ROCHESTER,. Sept. 5.-The death
of Alexander McReady. a farmer nv.
Ing on the Hinchey road In the town Of
Chill. II being investigated by Coroner
Klelndienst 81 this city. McReady was
In Rochester Tuesday. At Z o'clock
that evening his team dashed into his
barn at his farm with McReady lying
across the whlfletrees unconscious
from a fractured skull. His body was
also bruised and cut In many places.
II Is possible that he may have been
thrown 10 the place he was found
when his horses started 90 run away.
lie was forty.siK years old and leaves
a wife and n daughter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05
THE BELLS
To Appear at Library Theatre Monday
Sept. 9.

With the endorsement OF the press
and the public, Manager HutchIns an.
nounces the engagement OF "The
Bells" the late Sir Henry IryIng's
masterpiece with Mark u. Linda as
Matthias at Library theatre ON Mon.
day. Sept 3. The play In itself needs
no recommendation 10 followers OF the
theatre for Il Is generally conceded
10 be the strongest dramatic play ever
produced.
Mark Il. Linda who plays Matthias
II one OF the youngest aud most sue.
cessful English tragedians and was a
member OF Mr.. Irying's company until
the year previous 10 his death and had
the benefit Of MFR. lrvings stage direc.
tion. Supporting him Is a company OF
capable artists Mr. Wachenheim, the
manager has spared no expense In
making this one Of the strongest com.
panies ON the road aud IL Is without
doubt the strongest attraction that has
ever played at Library theatre. Seats
at Ayres' Friday morning.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05
cnInn.I IInIfnrh n.tIr...

WASHINGTON. Sept 3 Lieutenant
Colonel Elijah W Halford. pay de.
partment. 4. $. A. was retired. having
reached the statutory age % slNty-four
years. Colonel llalford 4 attached "a
headquarters Of the department Of
California at san Francisco and one
81 the most widely known officers In
the pay corps u the army. lie was
private secretary a. the late President
Harrison from 1852 10 1919.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05
NrraIc, Enr s,nndnrd OIL.

BOSTON. Sept 81 verdict was
given for the defendants. Henry II.
Rogers aud Charles Pratt ~ New
York. by Auditor winfield s. Slocum
In the supreme court In a suit brought
by Cadwallader NJ. Raymond Of Som
eryllle 10 recover S50OO0.0OO alleged Ia
be due M royalties for the use ~ q
secret process for rendering petrole
im aud its products nonexplosive.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05
Gn,rrnnr Iinrhr., Tour.

wATERTOwN. y. V. Sept 5.-Gov.
ernor Charles y. Hughes met about
200 persons ~ q public reception ai
the Lincoln league here last night The
governor WIS the guest NJ dinner of
u. ". Cabin. state superintendent Of
buildings Governor Hughes made u
few remarks nt the reception. During
the day the governor went 60 Fclts
Mills where the troops ~ the New
York national guard are In camp.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05

CHICAGO. Sept "a dispatch 10
the l,ccorillruld from san Francisco
says Prince AH Pal 81 Tahiti arrived
on his way Ia Honolulu To marry OK
Queen Lllluoknlnnl ~ Hawaii The
prince. who weighs 200 pounds. Il to
remain here until word II received
from Queen Lllluoknlani Upon his
arrival be- was rcilccnt concerning the
approaching uuptinls.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05

BOSTON. Sept 5.-The first state
ticket Tor the state election next No
vember was nominated boy the Socialist
Labor party. the nominees being as
follows: Governor. Thomas q. Bren.
nan Of Salem; lieutenant governor.
Walter 4. iIoar of Worcester: secre.
tary Of state. Arthur T. Relmar "
Boston: state treasurer. Albert Barnes
of Fall River; state auditor John
Claudio ~ New Bedford attorney gen.
oral. Gilbert q. Smith ~ Lawrence.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05

ANTWERP. sept 5.-Thnnks TO the
presence on the street ~ the militia
the night passed In comparative quiet
The only incident was the setting on
lire by the strikers. with the use "
petroleum. Of another lumber yard
The lumber. covering 1000 square
yards. Il blazing furlously In spite u
the efforts ~ the iircmcps reinforced
by troops. Ia put the namcsout. Regu
lar infantrymen have been told "a
guard the petroleum reservoirs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05

RALEIGH. y. G.. sept BY n
lightning stroke at BuckhOrn Falls. In
Chatham county. seven men were
killed aud ten injured. A heavy storm
had forced iifty 10 seventy men To seek
shelter Ia the cement house Of the
Buckhorn Falls power plant Light
ping struck large tree back Of the
house. aud the tree splitting. fell over
on the building. instantly killing two
white men and Ave n'g ots and inIur'
ing three whites and seven negroes
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A..y,. co,a.r. rIan, Anla...

AUBURN. y. Y. sept "a dozen
iiremcn. Including Assistant chief
George A. Plat aud Captain T.. j,
Morrissey. were overcome 10y smoke
In a stubborn fire at the Columbian
curdage plant here Al were. revived
later. The damage Il estimated ai
more than Si0oOpn The building con.
tanned about 5000 bales ~ cordaEe
which were shortly 20 be shipped 10
south America.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05

NEW YORK. Sept 5-w T. Hardy
and burton Baldwin. who occupied
N. same cabin on the steamship Kron.
prinz wilhelm. were arrested by Gus.
toms officers. charged with smuggling
The customs officers believe that they
are agents Tor n syndicate which In
resent years has brought more than q
million dollars worth ~ goods into
the country without paying duties
Thirty yards ~ lace. worth So yard
were found wound about iinrdy'~ body
and Sinu worth in his oyercuat
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05
Nod, scattered ror rhr.. MILES.

KANKAKEE. Ill. Sept. 81 man
whose body was found scattered tot
three miles along the track Of the II
llnois Central railroad near clinton
was Identified by Superintendent
Greene ~ the state insane asylum ~
Alfred u. Sieinmnicr twenty three
years old. who had been an Inmate
~ tho asylum Tor twelve years. lie
was an cpilcpiic. aud u Il believed
that be- fell In NJ ON the railroad
track. Sicinmaier had escaped FROM
the asylum.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05
rrIr., raL.. sgIooo church rnnd.

ROME. Sept . The Corricrc Diial.
IN l. authority Tor the statement that
n priest attached e. the church 81
Santa Marin Muddnleua. lmpellrd by
his desire IN visit the United States.
cmhczzl"d $1,000 ~ the church funds
aud disappeared lie II supposed 10
have started for the goal ~ his de-
ulrrs. The wnndcnS ~ the church
have lodged q complaint against the
priest with local magistrate.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05
No Matter How Late In the Morning Man May Come Home His Wi
PROGRAM FOR RECITAL
Charles X. Bennett to Sing at Y. M. C.
A. Hall September 10.

The song recital TO be given by
Charles II. Bennett at the new Y. NJ.
G. A. building rs To be Wednesday eve.
ming. September rs. The following
program has been arranged by Mr..
Bennett.
-Four old English poems. set to mus.
10 By Horatio Parker.
Songs by Strauss. Shubert and
Hahn.
Songs
Tommy Iad"-Margctscn
"Mandalay"- uedgcock
"Gypsey John Clay
Lord TennysOn poem, Maud set
to music by Arthur SOmcrncll.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05
CANAL A FACT.
Colonel GoethaIs Pushing the work
with Great Activity.

HAVANA. Sept. 5.-The newspapers
OF the isthmus comment fayorably up
on the impetus 10 the work on the ca.
nal under the direction OF Colonel
Goethals. one newspaper publishes a
review OF the work already accom-.
pllshed and praises the efficiency and
activity OF the present commission. II
says In conclusion:
"The Panama canal Il beyond doubt
now a fact. We as impartial witnesses
have 10 recognize that this work OF an
astounding magnitude Is being per-
formed efficiently and rapidly"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05
Wife He Ought the Bed To Burglar Hasn't
sAlLooNlsr IN SEA.
,. J. MaIoney, EnveIoped In Feg,
PIunEes Into Atlantic.

LYNN, Mass, Sept. 5.-Enveloped In
n dense fog and mist which chilled
him TO the bone and prevented all at.
tempts at self preservation, John ].
Maloney. Boston aeronaut, was thrown
into the sea by his balloon two miles
or Flshermen's beach. Swampscott,
last night and for more than an hour
was swept back and forth In the water
until his cries were heard by life
savers and fishermen on shore who
went 20 his rescue.
Maloney made an ascension from
Nahant In n hot air balloon In the
presence OF a large crowd about $50
o'clock last night.
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Prime. see. NIAGARA Falls.

BUFFALO. n. Y, Sept. 5.-Prince
wilhelm OF Sweden left here for Bos.
ton. lie visited Niagara Falls incognlto.
viewed the falls aud other points Of
interest dlned privately at the Clifton
House. on the Canadian side. and re
turned TO Buffalo at a late hour.
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New Iamp.hire nay ~ Fair.

NORFOLK. Va. Sept 5-Goycrnor
Charles VI. Floyd ~ New Hampshire.
accompanied by his wife and daughter,
aud twenty-five New Hampshire state
officials. including the council NJ state.
are nj the jamestown exposition for
the Sew Hampshire day celebration
foduy
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05

BOISE. Ida. Sept. 5.-rhe indictment
returned 10y the federal grand jury
agninst senator william T.. Borah and
other prominent men charging conspir'
acy 10 defraud the United States gov.
eminent has been served on the dc
PENDANTS.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05

BRISTOL. Va. sept 5.-Upon the
petition Of the Norton Coal company
Judge A. w. Skcen of the United
States court has appointed Colonel l..
g. Petit Of Big s.one Gap receiver u
the Union Iron and Steel company, o
New York corporation, owning fur.
naccs aud manufacturing operations In
a number Of southern states as we'll M
In Michigan aud New Jersey The re-
ceiyer took charge Of the corporations
business nc once.
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new Irr.r, nInc Matchc.

SEA GlRr, n. j.. sept 5.-The first
bonors Ia both Of the team matches Of
the New Jersey association tournament
were won here by Company q, Fourth
New Jersey regiment.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05

WATCH HILL, X. l., Sept 5.-In q
thunderstorm, Captain Davis and his
crew Of the life saving station here
took on a woman aud two men from
the barges Excelsior and No. 7ol.
which went ashore near here
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-05
WEATHER FORECAST
Probabilities for This Section for the
Next "a Hours.

For eastern New York and western
vermont showers tonight Slightly
cooler In extreme southern portion
Friday fair.