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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08
FOR FORTY YEARS
BUT NOT TOO
MUCH
Won Fahrig, Chief Of Auto Bur-
lars, Sentenced
GIRL GAVE THE GANG AWAY
Christian Sohlang Is Sent to Sing Sing
For twenty-five Years. His
Mother Five.

MINEoLA. n. V, Aug. S.-August
Won fuhrlg. leader Of the gang Of au.
tomobilc burglars which for months
has terrOrizcd Long Island residents,
was sentenced 60 forty years nc hard
labor In Sing Sing ON only three Of
sixteen counts which he had pleaded
guilty 10 10y County Judge Jackson.
The homes Of more than nifty
wealthy residents Of Long Island were
despolled by Won Fahrlg's baud. aud
thousands OF dollars worth Of loot
was recovered by the police In house
IN New York. while piles Of watches,
jewelry. gems. clothing and furs were
found In Won FnhrIg's hotel which he
ran NJ n blind Ia hide his vocation
Christian Schlang. another ~ the
burglars. who turned states evidence
aud who T. only nineteen years uf age.
was sent o. Sing sing prison Tor TWEEN.
ty-nye years. aud his mother. Mrs
Alma Schlnug. who pleaded guilty Of
receiving stolen property. was sent 60
Auburn prison Tor i've years.
Miss lngrid Williams. twenty years
81 age. the sweetheart uf young
Schlang. who gave the Information
which resulted IN convictlng the rob
bers. will be- set free. She has been in
jail since the gnng was arrested IN
Won Fahrlg's hotel She says she VIII
return 10 Virginia aud lead a reformed
life. a. she u through with roblru
forever. Another rohlcr. Morris bel
iowitE. was sentenced 90 not more than
twelve nor less than seven years IN
Sing Sing
ln passing sentence on Won Fahrig
Judge Jackson said.
won Fahrig. you are n crimnnnl by
record aud could send you 60 sing
Sing prison Tor HE. ns you have been
Indicted FOR sixteen burglarles. but
will h. lenicnt with you aud VIII
give you n sentence ~ only forty
years NJ hard labor For rubblng the
home ~ =. T.. Morrison ~ iynbrook !
sentence you o. sixteen years. Fof
robhiug James Hopkins house IN &C..
darhurst viii add sixteen years. and
Tor stealing the horse. pnrl,lilp
Prince. and n wagon from the stable
~ " " BOVINE. 90 Glen Cove. I will
add right years more. making forty
year ln 900.
Il viii not impose any sentence upon
you Tor the other thirteen counts 81
the Indictment"
When Christian Srhlnne who plead
cd guilty 60 three indictments fur tur
glay was arrnIgucd. Judge jackson
said.
Although ouly nineteen years old
you arr hardened criminal I sen.
tcucc you 90 tsa years Imprisonment
Tor obhInE the home ~ 4. Y. Icn.
nings ~ Mcuick: ten years Tor rob
hing the home II W. T.. Kcnncy. az
Merrick. and i've more Tor stealing
the horse. rnrkvilIc Prince. making
twenty i've years NJ hard labor"
The young roblcr i"pk his sentence
cooly until his aged father ran toward
him. threw both arms about his SOP
aud kissed him. Then hoih wrpt
Mrs. schlnug. the mother ~ the boy.
was then sentenced a. i've years IN
Auburn prison Tor receiving the stolen
property.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08
TOWN IN REVOLT
INHABITANTS
RESCUED
Tangler Reports Mazagan Bom-
barded
SHELLSkILL THREE HUNDRED
Steamer Emlr 10 Save French Resi-.
donts-casablanoa Held BY
Foreign BluoIaekets.

TANGIER, Aug. s.-Reports brought
In by native runners here say that q
serious revolt has broken out nc Ma.
zagnn. scacoast town 90 the south
Of Casablanca. and that the lives Oi
Europeans there are In danger. II II
said that a French cruiser from Casa
blanca has arrived and has lombard,
ed the forts.
The pasha u Casablanca has sent
apologies 20 the French consul.
When the French charge d'affaires
the Count de ST. Allalrc. learned OF
the bombardment Of Casablanca be
Immediately visited Mohammed 81
Torres. the sultan's representative nj
TangIer. aud requested him 10 take
steps 20 assure the safety OF Euro
peans there aud IN other Moroccan
towns. Torres replied that be- would
renew the instructions he had already
issued NJ 10 that
The French legation here has re
QUESTIONED the mail steamship .Emli
10 proceed 90 MaEagan and bring away
the French residents there. as the stu
alton a. Mazagan Is grave aud Their,
II no French warship available.
The commander OF the wa-hlp Gall.
lee reports that the outskirts nc Casa
blanca were bombnr,lcd az the direct
request u the military commander
who confessed he was powerlcss {,
withstand Arab attack on the town
Three hundred Mours are now said Il
have been killed.
Casablanca h now occupied By ma
rines from the warships. with rapid
Ore guns. and the work Of installing
the international police force viii b.
sin as soon as possible
News Of the bombardment has mad,
deep Impression upon tile native
rioters. particularly the ease with
which thu most holy shrincs wsr'
knocked 10 pieces by shells from tb'
cruisers.
The military commander nc Casa
blanca sent excuses 10 the Ercnch con
sulatc for the attack on the landlnl
party from the Galilee. for which h,
blamed the customs gunni
The consul thercup0n demanded thai
the culprits h. given up 10 him. Tbs
commander complied and sent the sol
oilers In chains to the consulate. Th'
consul intimaicd that they would l.
instantly sho, NJ the first sign q frcsi
trouble.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08
A MUCH TRIED CASE
italian Breach Of Promise Suit Goes
To County Court Third Time.

Montpelier. August G.-Thc familiar
breach Of promise suit Of lrcna Mas.
succo w. Dominica Tomasai ~ a. be-
tried third time IN Washington
county court. judgment 10 that effect
having Just been entered with the
clerk Of the county court IN an order
from supreme court
This case was tried In county court
In 1904 when a verdict Of $4,000 was
awarded 10 the plaintiff. II was taken
To supreme court ON exceptions and
returned 10 county court when II was
tried second time last March, a yer.
diet Of $500 being awarded "a the
plaintiff Again u was taken 10 sup
RENE court on exceptions aud again
judgment was reversed aud cause 70.
manded.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08
ian the Men But Know When With Which Half Bake
CHURCH CENTENNIAL
Congregational Church In Peru Is To
Celebrate.

Celebrate.
Peru, August 6.-Peru Is 10 have a
centennial celebration OF the found.
ing OF It's church next week beginning
August 18th. Through the efforts OF
DR.. G. X. Seymour who has been In
this village several months, an excel
lent program has been arranged.
Sunday, August I'LL a. m, His
torical Sermon, Rev. Charles X. Sey'
mour, ID. d.; y. m, Y. Z. $. g. IT,
Young People and the Church, leader
Miss Minerva Lyon.
Thursday. August l5-S p. m, Pray
er and Conference: Ministers OF the
Century, Mrs. Me- b. Lyon; laymen
and Women OF Mark, several speak
ers.
Friday, August 1886 n. m, De
Yotional Service at village church; IL
n. m, Historical Recollections. Hon.
ID. X. Simonds, Hon. J. X. Batchelder.
Hon. NJ j. Hapgood; ~ o'clock, din.
ner, basket picnic; 3 y. m, Marking
site OF First Church. Edward b. Batch.
elder, Deacon Mark u. Lyon; chorus,
s y. m, musicale.
The church of Peru was born In the
year 1907 In what was little more
than a wilderness. Hardy men aud
women had come from various towns
OF Massachusetts, and New Hampshire
to begin life over again amidst con.
ditions most primitive. A spring OF
water hole In the ground aud above
II n rude log hut. suiiiccd for n home.
Roads over the passes we're only
paths. Not until this church had been
In existence eight years was there a
wagon In town. by 1916 the turnpike
! from Manchester was completed and
from that date life was easier
Originally there were eight mem.
beers. The number gradually increas.
cd until In 1914 thirtyfour were enroll.
cd. The following year steps were
taken 10 build a meeting house. The
first pastor. oliver Plimpton, lived less
than six months and the second set.
/ Element did not occur until 1886 when
Thomas baldwin was Installed Dur
/ Ing this quarter OF century the
| church was served by neighborlng
pastors aud missionaries. Ia fact
only four men OF the twenty who min.
istercd here one year or more. we're
Installed by council But there was
good stock Ia the membership and
hope never died out. At times the o..
yiSal spirit vas klndlcd.
In 1891 thirtyhyc members were r..
cciycd a one time and la 1867, sixty.
| During the pastorate OF eleven years
OF Rev. A. p. Clark. education took ON
new life. Select schools we're estab.
lished. the minister giving much az.
tention 10 private instruction. By the
I depletion 81 population from causes
well understood In the hin towns Of
/ New England the church has at times
| found difficulty In sustaining itself
/ Yet u prefers not 90 receive aid and
conducts services through long
I cold winter without minister The
| hfiy OF more members on the ground
. including a vigorous Endeayor sOcie
l ~. are by NO means discouraged aud
| city folk who came 90 this shelf Of thu
range for rest In summer are often
heard Ia express their establishment
az the independence aud enterprise oi
the Peru church.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08
yall,. A..naan. slnlisr zls..

CHICAGO. Aug o. Refused the
granting ~ his petition that he be
appointed 10y Judge Lands co.recclycr
with John &. Hatcly. now In charge
" the Zion City'propcrty. and unhecd'
"a In his protests against the sale of
the Zion lace industries. oyersecr WI.
bur Glenn voliva. who usurpcd the
place Of John Alexander Dowio as
head of the Christian Catholic church.
asserted his defiance of the forces or
ganlz'd against him and declared that
he would abandon Zion city 20 estab'
llsh n colony Of his own elsewhere.
4 shall abandon the old hulk, and
she may sink for all Of me-" declared
Nollyn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08
BAD ACCIDENT ON
RUTLAND troll
LEY ROAD
Regular and a Special Car In
Head-on Collision
COME TOGETHER ON CURVE
Motorman Sustalns a Fracture d Skull
and Two Passenger Received
Broken Bones

Rutland. Aug. S.--A headon coils.
ion between two cars belonging TO the
Rutland Railroad company yesterday
noon occurred near the Proctor road
and resulted In the serious injury OF
Motorman A. A. Farnsworth OF Sum.
mer street and the minor njuries and
bruises 10 a number OF passengers.
The West Rutland car leaving this
city at il.45 o'clock crashed into an
extra about a quarter OF n mile beyond
the Swedish church switch wrecking
the fronts OF both cars and shaking up
all the passengers. The failure OF the
crew OF the east bound car 20 report
20 the crew OF the west bound car that
an extra was following the regular
through car which was met at the
switch IN given as the cause OF the ac-
cident When cars pass a switch Il
N the duty OF each crew 10 report 10
the other as TO whether any cars are
following.
The injured are
A. A. Famsworth, Rutland. motor
man. fracture OF the skull and leg.
Mrs. NJ. y. Decelle. Rutland. frac-
tured leg and sprained ankle.
Claire Coolidge. Rutland. lacerated
cheek.
Mr. and Mrs ]. II. Hotchklss. Ash.
tabula, o.. cut by flying glass.
Mrs. George Cassidy. Rutland. ner-
yous shock and bruises.
lois Cassidy. Rutland. bruises.
Eleanor Cassidy. Rutland. bruises
and perhaps internal injuries.
Louise Greene. ST Adams. bruises.
Mrs. Myers. West Rutland. internal
injuries.
Car No. a. which was the extra was
In charge OF Conductor James Dris.
coll with W. =. Richmond on the head
end. As soon az Richmond saw the
regular car he put on his air brakes
and reversed his power 20 that II reg
iatered mp 90 the second notch when
found. with the brakes set After
this was done he Jumped. Motorman
Farnaworth could not do the same as
bis front seat was filled with passen.
gers. When the cars crashed together
No. ~ had slackoned speed which
probably accounts for the escape OF
20 many Of the passengers without In.
jury.
superintendent Horton stated last
evening that the rails on the curve
had just been newly creased and that
because Of this the special car slid for
about 30 feet after the brakes had
been set
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08
STRIKE SETTLED
Papsrmakers Win Three Tour System
az Bellows Falls.


Bellows Falls. Aug. THE paper
strike D. settled. That IL the news
that's given out tonight II was the
result 81 a series Of conferences be-.
tween officials OF the International
Paper company and OF the Paper.
makers union. beginning In New
York last Thursday and ending In
Bellows Falls yesterday.
AZ the New York conference Thurs.
day the International Paper company
agreed 10 Put the three tours on Janu.
AIRY I. 1905. on TO such machines In
The Fall Mountain plant as In is OF.
Inion could b. operated with a proht
under that system aud shut down such
machines as could not be- operated
with q profit President Cary OF the
union asked the company 10 make the
date September I. instead Of January
l. but the company refused Al n
meeting ~ the strikers Saturday eve,
ming the January proposition vas
turned down the vote being i01 60 6.
President Cary who came 20 Bellows
Falls Friday then got busy with the
New York Office 81 the International
Paper company and a. y. burbank
and ". a Whltcomb came 90 Bel.
lows Falls Tuesday afternoon. A con.
ference was held that evening and
another this forenoon.
The men are % 80 to work as rap.
idly az the plant can BE- put In rcadl.
ness 10 manufacture paper and by
Monday an the wheels will be- turn.
IuE as usual ON June the com.
pany voluntarily raised the wages OF
the tour workers 10 per cent aud the
Increase holds good under the present
agreement The men on the three
tours will receive the same pay that
they nov do on two tours
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08
DEATH OF MAS SARAH oRvls
Mother Of Four Well Known Hotel
Men-Davghter Of Paul Within.

Manchester. Aug. THE death Of
Mrs Sarah N. W. Oryis. Of this place.
occurred here this morning after a
brief Illness Mrs. OryiH was In her
seventy eighth year. The funeral will
be- held In the Congregational church
at $50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
She was the eldest daughter Of the
late Paul Within Of Whitinsyillo.
Mass. She was married in 1859 to
Franklin ~ Oryis OF Manchester well
known 90 the proprietor OF Florida
hotels and the Equinox house. who
died several years ago. She ~ sur
vivcd by four sons. Paul W. Oryis Of
the Lorraine hotel. and George Oryis
Of the Osborne hotel In New York
city and Edward &. Oryia aud Louis G.
Oryis Of the Equinox House In Man.
chester.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08
SUES CONTRACTORS
sis,i sabelli. italian Workman. Wants
$500 For Loss Of leo.

Sistl Sabolli. an Italian workman
employed during the construction OF
the Bennington aud North Adams
trolley road aud one u the victims Of
the dynamite explosion Of February
=. has brought suit against ]. W. and
Michael J. Daley. contractors TO r..
cover 5000 damages for his injuries
which Included the loss OF leg. Sa.
bclll ~ "a minor which complexities
matters The defendants are pro.
tcctcd against suits Of this nature by
a liability company. which will ulti.
matcly settle the claim u Judgment ~
given for the plaintiff H. G. Bacon
of llratileboro appears for Sabclli aud
there ~ 20 BE- hearing In municipal
court August 10.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08
COURT or CLAIMS IN SESSION
Town Of johnson Seeks 10 Recover
Public School Money.

Montpelier. Aug. Can adjourn.
Cd session Of the court OF claims IL
being held here today. Judge Linus
lseavens. OF Cambridge. Frank Plum.
icy OF Northteld and u. u. Flynn OF
Springfield being present Decisions
VIII be announced late this afternoon
or tomorrow morning.
one new claim was presented today
being that OF the town Of johnson for
lIs.0I Of school money. payment hav.
ing been refused on account OF Insuf.
iiclent returns made.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08
Brunswick End
IMMENSE GAS TANK
Burlington Light and Power Company
Building Largest In State.

burlington. Aug. THE BurlIne.
ton Light and Power company have
commenced operations on a gigantic
double INT gas tank at their works ON
Pine street II will be the first and
only structure Of its kind IN the state.
For the foundation 1000 piles are
being driven. On this aubatructure
VIII rest a concrete rim aud the steel
telescope tank will set ON the rim.
the TANK VIII be i02 feet In diameter
a ine sV feet high with a capacity OF
ivV'vVV cubic feet OF gas. nearly
quadrupllng the present CAPACITY of
the two tanks now IN use. IL will take
nearly a year 30 build the tank.
This additional capacity IL being
provided for because OF the addition
OF Winoosh 10 the patronage OF the
company and In anticipation OF great.
" increased business.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08

CINCINNATI, o.. Aug. 0-Thc first
action on the forty or more suits
filed against various railroads by the
federal government for failure TO feed
and water live stock In transit came
when United states Judge Thompson
sustained the demurrer of the Bait.
more and Ohio Southwestern railway
In the case of a shipment by w. W.
White from Xenla. o., 10 Lewisburg,
o. The petition failed TO show a viola
ton OF the statute by that railroad.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08
Frsnc. 20 erah nsreecs.

BERLIN. Aug S.-Thc Bccrson Zei
tung says: France has occupied Casa
blanca IN order TO restore order and
provide foF the security u the Euro
pcan residents. but she will remain
there aud thence gradually draw Mo
rocco into her power as Great Britain
has done With Egypt and japan with
Korpa -
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08
BUILDING NEw RAILROAD
VIII Reach North Troy by Fall-June
ton With Canadian Pacific.

North Troy Aug. G.--Judgc Foster
Mr. Lyttlc. and Mr.. Harris. all prom.
inent officials Of the oxford Mountain
Railway company were IN town yes.
tcrday. The road Is now running as
far as ManHonyillc. Que. i've miles
from here ami II IL hoped that u viii
reach here by next fall HO aa Ia form
a junction with the Canadian Pacific
road. The roadbed " already graded
some distance this side Of Manson.
Vile.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08
sRUsswIcks THE WINNERS
Defeated Y. N. c. A. Duck Pin Team
BY IS Points.

The fourth game In a series OF ave
between the Brunswick 2nd and Y. ~.
G. A. duck pin teams was bOwled last
night at the Brunswick alleys and the
Brunswick team were the vlctora.
This makes three games that the
Brunswicka have won. The last game
viii BE- b0wicd nj the Y. NJ. @. A.
alley some night next week. The
Brunswick team would be pleased 20
meet any duck pin team In the village
OF North Adams. The score:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08
MONTPELIER WOMAN KILLED
She Was Struck BY One Train While
Watching Another.

Watching Another.
Montpelier. August while walk
ing down the railroad track from Gran.
ite street Mrs. Daniel e. Sexton vas
struck by a train from Barre aud al
most instantly killed this morning
She Vas evidently watching n train
on the Montpelier aud Wells River
tracks and did not see the barre train
approaching Engineer Joseph Derry
blew the whistle repeatedly but the
woman evidently was confused aud
did not realize her danger. When the
engineer taW that the woman did not
heed the warning he attempted a.
stop the train but vas unable To avoid
striking her. the body being nearly
cut IN tao
At FIRST the body which was rcmoy
al 10 the undertaking rooms u John.
mott A Hall was not recognized but az
ter a search Mr.. Sexton was found and
Identified the body as that 81 his wife
by the aid " a ring she wore
Mrs. Sexton was - years old and
besides her husband ~ survived by
two children. aged two years and four
teen months respectively.
II II said that Mr Sexton was not
at home last night. being under the
influence ~ liquor aud his wife vas
out this morning searching for him.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08
CAUGHT IN SKATING
Ira Heath Of oroton Terribly Crush.
ed and Bruised.

ed and bruited.
Groton. Aug. Ira Heath 81 this
town aged % years vas seriously in.
iurcd at the Blue Mountain Granite
quaulcs NJ Ryegato about 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon and probably will
die. Heath was employed on a hoist
ing derrick IN stepping over a shaft
his clothing was caught IN n set screw
and he was whirled around the shaft
being crushed and bruised before the
machinery could be- stopped
Drs O. u. Hatch aud v. y. Eastman
~ this place were called 10 dress the
wounds About Z o'clock last night
he was brought 10 the home " his par
entA. Mr. aud Mrs Frank &. Heath
lie IL reported TO be- NJ the point Of
death
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08
WEATHER FORECAST
Probabilities for This Section for the
Next "a Houra.

For eastern New York and western
Vermont fair tonight and Friday
Cooler tonight IN south portion.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08

Generally debllitatod for years.
Had sick headaches. lacked ambition,
was worn out and all run down. Bur
dock Blood Bittors made me q well
woman."-Mrs Charles Freitoy. Moo
sup, Conn. -, .s.....il 49,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08
IN THE COTTON STATE.
Ex-Governor Joha.tea Succeeds Late
senator Pettus.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Aus. Sin
Joint session the Alabama legislature
elected former Governor Joseph y.
Johnston 60 the upper house u the ma.
tional congress for n term ending
March 4. 1918. lie succeeds the late
Senator Pcttus aud was nominated In
a general primary aud the Democratic
caucus. having no opposition In the lat.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08

SENATOR JOSEPH y. JOHNSTON.
ter. lie will serve with John H. Rank.
head, also elected nc this session 90
succeed the late Senator Morgan.
The unique situation IL presented Of
two new men following senator's who
were reelected aud died within a
month Of each other. and all four OF
them nominated by the people for the
honors 10 which they were chosen.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-08

LISBON. Aug \. -Four anarchists
were seriously wounded today by an
accidental explosion In a bomb fac
tory operated by an anarchlstio
group. The police here have adopted
precautionary measures.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-07-13
-Hemos recibido una ele-

-Hemos recibido una ele-
gantfsima tarjeta que dice;
"Bautismo. -Odila. : Naci6 en-
Ia Ciudad de Saltillo ell IL de
JUNO de 1907 Fue bautiza-
da en- la Ciudad de Saltillo el
2 de Julio del mismo ailo, en-
ell Oratorio Particular del
Obispado, oficiando ell Illsmo
y Rmo. Sr. On. JESUS Ma.
Echavarria, Obispo de esta
Diocesis.- Sus padres: Don
Fernando Rodriguez y la Sra.
Odila Martinez de Rodriguez.
Sus padrinos: Don Teodoro
Carrillo y la Sra. Maria Ana
Perez de Carrillo".
-Damos las gracias al Di-
rector y Mesa Directiva de Ia
Escuela "Juarez"de Hebron
vile, Texas, por Ia invita-
ci6n que nos hicieron para
asistir a los examenes que
sustentaron los alumnos los
dias % y 20 del pasado mes
de JUNO va Ia fiesta escolar
que Sc verified ell .dfa 10. del
actual.
Ell viernes amanecieron
cerradas todas las cantinas
de la ciudad, y permanecs-
ran cerradas durante veinte
dias, obsequiando 10 dispues
to por una ley 1ltimamente
expedida nor la Legislature
del Estado,