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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-26

School, viii give them a run for their
money, and they have asked for
week more in which TO polish UP.
The Normals have but little time for
practise. Their long school hours
shorten the play hour. and what prac-
tise they do get has to be taken on
the time usually devoted TO horne work.
The High school team has not as
yet got down to practise, hut intend
beginning soon. They viii have more
time 10 devote to their training, and
in this respect will have an advantage
over their opponents.
Games are scheduled TO begin
promptly at four O'Clock. The first
game is to be pulled off at the High
School ground, and every alternate
game at the Normal ground. The
Normal courts are not to be compared
with the High schools, and it is I'M
fortunate that all the games are not
10 be played on the latter ground as
spectators have but little chance TO
see the fine points of the game owing
10 the small space between the Nor
nal school building and the courts.
The following schedule has been de-
cided upon:
March Z, High School ground; March
II. Normal School ground; March IA,
High School ground: March IS. Nor
nal school ground; March q, unde-
cided
There will be a toss-up to decide
the ground on which the last game
will be played. a few days previous to
the contest
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-26

rants for championship honors has
blossomed forth. including Thorough
good. Fogweu. H. Pearce, Bob Green
and E Laycock.
New Zealand has an extremely
promising sculler in Arnst. who is
generally conceded to be the coming
champion. It is nightly probable that
ne will challenge Webb for the cham
pionship.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-26

Tressider has held the sculling
championship of Australia for over
five years His race with William
Webb of Eanganui for the champion
shin of the world and stakes of $500
a side.
Webb won the Championship from
Charlie Towns. George Towns hand
ed the title over TO Charlie.
For a number Of years sculhng was
practically dead in Australia, but it
has revived remarkably during the last
couple Of years. A new crop Of aspi-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-26
BOYS GAMES
ARE POSTPONED

Interscholastic basketball for boys,
which was to start on Friday, has
been postponed until a week from
Saturday The Normals realize the
fact that their opponents, the High
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-26

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-26
TO SECRETARIES

Secretaries Of local athletic
organizations viii greatly
facilitate the sporting news
service of the Advertiser if
they VIII send in announce
ments of meetings, games,
schedules and personnel of
teams.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-26
Short and Sweet

The Kalihi Athletic Club will hold a
meeting this evening.
- ~ ~
High School and Aliiolani play sock
er at Kalmuki tomorrow.
" y -
waldo Us record is 2:09. made in
the eighth heat Of a race paced in CAL
ifornia- Among celebrated horses in
this race were W. Wood, Diablo and
ChehaHs. He holds the local track rec
ord Of 2:12 and a fraction.
Faro Banks record is 2:is.
The Benedlcks and Bachelors may be
the names Of TWO teams Of golfers per
forming at the Country Club in the
near future.
The Transpacifc yacht Hawaii is
progressing slowly but surely. Equip
ment from the east is being waited
for and the date Of launching cannot
be determined till it arrives.
~ - y
The pennant Of the Hawaii Yacht
club has been fastened 20 the end OF
the yacht Hgwaus oowsprit.
- -
Cowboys Angus McPhee and Johnny
Winters left for Hawaii by the Mauna
I.3a yesterday. They may 90 20 work
= - ~
Eddie TAFT says that match VIII
be arranged between Hans Froelecher
and Willie Vida's Jap. Arrangements
VIII probably be made at a meeting Of
the managers on Thursday. April 4 is
a probable date for the bout.
FroeIecher is training az the beach
~ ~ ~
Willie Vida says that he is willing
TO post a $3.50 forfeit a, any time and
% put up the balance % the slde-bet
the day before the match
The Kamehameba Schools athletes
expect to make good showing in the
feid-dav events % March u and y.
= . =
The Man0a valley Tennis Club g open
ing occurs next saturday from 4 90
70. N. Judging from the work that the
committee on arrangements has accom-
rlished p good time viii be- enjoyed
tv all who attend. Some Of the best
tennis PLAYERS in the city viii be seen
on the courta. str1king and smashing
the balls 70 Berger's most popular airs.
All friends IF the club are invited.
y - =
The EaTfrf Athletic Club write thar
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-26

Get a copy Of Picturesque Honolulu
10 send 70 your friend IN the States.
Fifteen cents a copy ready for mailing.
L Is the best souvenir ever issued here-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-26
TRESSIDER A
VETERAN ROVER
fAssoeiated Press Cable)

WANGANUI. New Zealand, Feb. %
Webb defeated Tressider today IN
worlds championship sculling race.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
-rcsoy IN OVERWEIGHT AUCTION.
...a of New Rule Demonstrated in Penn
syivania Sale

--.iss:fve Of the annoyance to which shippers as
= ss railroads are subjected by reason Of the
e,-e rropery 10 mark freight consigned for ship
" and of the necessity for the new rule of the
1s,fa3 Classification requiring that all less
,ssn carload freight be plainly marked with the
=. and address OF the consignee. is the fact
-. +lere has just been held by the Pennsylvania
.,-os5 in PittsbuTg a four days sale of over
ie7t in which were involved seven cars of mis-
7sreous merchandise. and one car containing
- eertv tons Of iron Steel etc. much of which
,-rlf al auction much less than the real value
n the lot were castings which were Doubtless
ado 10 order. which would have been OF value for
e. -ase intended. hut as there were no identi-
.s,r marks il was impossible to find either the
.,,sirnce or the shipper. and they were sold al
--srtically scrap iron prices. The new rule is 10
= enforced after July bs- the sls railroads in The
so<srial Classification" territory-east Of the Mis-
.sssfr-,; and north Of the Ohio River.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Sunday, June 2S, 1908
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Stes-e- A-ne-icar Iseano, Mexico June 15 ana
Lsael1hia - AIasricanH4aWaan IS o. win
e a. $50
Steamer C-tv OF Atlanta Smith Savannah June %
-1e ocean CO, with passengers ailc n-Se- -1s--
Quarantine 6:53 q - &c
Vizcana f3rl, NcATT1ur. aI1enes -+e IT.
lIz-z-s Winchester < CO. WITH sugar
So = CilT7giSae IN v7efb Brunswick June "a,
Br1rswicz Co, with lumber Lett Quarantine
s-ezrse- sieg1nunE Ger ToocI Rio Grande 90 sll
IL y santos June RtO Dc Jsceiro 4 5aila !" anu
Bar-ssoE 90 the Hamburg American Line win
Bss4a-e~z and Hdse Arrived AZ the Bar al so
: 9Th - A.
ses-aer Columbia HadsVorth. tiiasgow and Nc
Henderson Brothers with 10 car enl
l27 s-ge passengers and Indse- Arrived al the Bar
IS : - -.
se21er Prins der Ne5erlzIen Dutch Van Ger e5ool
Es-arnarfbo June :. Ler1e-ara O. tsFupaL2 =
Guana Porto Cabeo IS, Curacao 10 jee.Lei =.
AK Caves Is Jereule -. PCrt-aU-f'rinee Il ana
Mar -. Dutch West Indian Ss % WIN =
pessengers mails ncse- Arrived al 1he baL a d
z.
Stes-e- jamestown KILLER. So-folk and Newport New
VITA passengers and nlGse Passed IN Quarantine al o
n
Srese- Massachusetts. Holmes. with rndse =
re NsN England S Co Passed in Quarantine az HIS
Z
steamer Delaware. French Philadelphia with Edse 10
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
WRECK TIES UP ONTARIO e. WESTERN.

Rirghsrntorl. y y. June eS.-A car about in
.he middle Of freight train on the Ontario &
western Railroad was derailed at $50 O'Clock
sh.s morning in deep cut about two miles east
% sidney. and the track has been blockaded since
-Ae road Is single track, and il has been diff
,rlt for wreckers 10 get the wreck TO clear II
.rsv Frank Adams a brakeman. was on the
rs- that derailed. and was caught in the
--eckzEe and SO badly injured that 1t is thought
- vii die. He was taken to the Sidney Hos
rital No one else was injured. and comparative
y lttle danlage was done except to delay trafie.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
DEPOSIT GROWTH IN GRANGE BANKS
Average Shown of s12 for Every 81 of
Capital Invested.

Growth Of deposits in national grange banks hsS
-, ,.,r,, large recently. Charles II. Treat, Treas
- of ,be Tinted States. has had prepared ngures
etouirg that fftyfour banks represented in ths
1-astern. Southern Middle Western. Western ana
17grifc states with capital Of a,8"o"D' nav {
depogits amounting to sl68l8lS2 2 lhIs
80 though not profit Of LOO per cent. as u
,ery9aTl recently attributed 10 Mr. Treat made nm
say. -, --at ho-,i,.s .his
-, .-cresse are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
TPANsPAcIFIC MAILS.

------------ r--1--a- ClOse
- - - F-sDCIsco}-A Alameda. Today, 6-3o
gauzr Co-ea China and Philippine Isl
sszs sn1s-t.-@ - CrSina- Jaly ! $50 n
i4aTsii ssG Guam zzz-ssT ana TraasPoT1 Iuly / $50 m
Hawai-. Japan. Cores- China an1 fhilll-
E5e z--- @-l5-:@ Z---; san ..July g $40 n
Aus--a a except. Vest. New Zea4and
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and Ne"
e@s1o5-.4@ 7s-s-1s lo0aEs July T. $50 n
Hawai-. Japan. Corea China and t'l-lp-
TT1s me -=-4A7s-''-@ a4- July Is. $50 N
,S- r 1T- s5 'z-s-- -,--Aug. !, $50
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
Country Board.
.----.S.N- oT-Tr-T COUNTRY HOME. TERMS, s
b11I~-3<>-- II COIyILI-E. Menihan. y J,

., cr7s ss Co Passed n Quarantine at II 10 p m
yale Thompson. Boston WIN pass,,s sne
80 MetroDolitaD IS Co. Passed In Quafah1ie
at 80 q ~ ra~-, London June I3,
-7s;S,~ TIrrecht in ballast Arrived at uHe f@E a.
ss "a, Hook June % $50 p nWind south-south"es'
--ol51-sre breeze. cloudy: light sea
SAILED
-,,-,o- ,-.~, for Flushing: Nora Nor)
. T5a-7irg9 CIV: Abaua tE5r). Whampoa China
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
Dry Dock Savings Institution

34I 343 BoWERY, Cor. Sd St. NEW YORK.
The Trustees have declared a dividend for the six
months ending June 30. deposits entitled
thereto under the bylaws at the OF FOUR per
cent. per all exceeding THREE
THOUSAND DOLLARS payable on and after July 90
1905
Deposits made on or before July 10 Will be entitled
to interest from July /, 1908,
ANDREW MILLS. President
WM r PATTERSON. Treasurer.
CHARLES MGEHLING. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29

ADVERTISEMENTS ano s"nscriptions fss1 R-oadsav
.snenTs received the followiIg oTanch 0nIs 49,
t'be .e+t ana 37th until O'Clock p m
ice rates until O'Clock m VIZ; 90 % rst 90.
IeeU+2 DAD st: cor 1-lh
as 257 west 42d between 1tn ans @ etn t asIs 74
between 10Th ana aIth
26S e5e a. near HOS lst ave- near osh
ss 125th st: 756 fremont ave- ooo % ave.
AMERICAN District Telegraph Ol1-e
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
a,-- AND CHEESE MARKET.

IL" - s,5r- market on Saturday
~ s1.bs of tutter sold Z3i4c and 300 boxes oI
cha
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
,,,.entcvn June IS 30 TI!cana LBr) 10 tae@ Grs
liverpool June 2s-Urnoria t6r'' Ne" i0iA VIC
11ntou June 2s-TaGus CE2r) New fSrk va T n ga
tor Colon and Barbadoss - I@cH-s -
rlrn1ozrh and Cherbourg- r.lasqou
,s--sIIe Tune 2S-CalfO--la ttorl, ->eF -Uih -0'
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
To Let for Business Purposes.
TRADE AND FINANCE ABROAD.

In the statistics of the external commerce u
Run,ania the United States is not mentioned
+t,o,,g, +bere are several products and manuftcI-
nred American articles which could be disposed os
advantageously in that progressive country u
Eastern Europe It had last year trade OF I'D
OoO00O francs. of which 4Z2'VnWo rePreS9iiIeu -
' 49,. - 400 coo ooo exnorts These are the highest
sr,,~es ever reached exceeding by n9o0o"D those
NJ arv former years. Belgium leads the buyers "1l
15e 0Oo eco but it must be noticed that the laI
mart of the Rumanian cereals passing lI'oU7
t,ote,,ir, went TO Germany. Italy comes next WIN
- Is CO. *, Holland with "a 100000; England 81
oo 00o and france with 2s 100000 This latter coun-
trg is mainly a buyer of Rumanian petroleum NJ
tr,3norts into the new Danubian kingdom are rep
resented by l42 100000 from Germany us'o0'O
Austria-Hungary, England 62'@o"o anu ''l''7 -
CO0GG0
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29

PROPOSALS. FOR coACIIssARY FQ0DsI - stats
S4zos If Panama Rail Road .-orliaL!. .,. vr;Ti he
- Teu York June "a. 1eossealed proPosaIs P Va" Ar.rt
street 80 Assistant Purchasing [4seti-
Tsce. af1 Road COMPANY "a state street, Sew VII ia he
mil D. m July It. 1905 al xtich rsag mentioned ar
Is7a[ls =! and full information tSTclIa[ srant
is obtained from this of1ce---F- -
Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
WIRELESS REPORTS

-e Finland. reported SO miles Sandy Hook
AZ : yesterday, IS expected 10 dock about 730
az Tuesday
ss-6v al 10 a yesterday. is expected dock
1-~rt 90 a -. to-oay-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

sxs rises 81 sun T.S5 Moons age
HIGH WATER
aN-ss-sy Eook S-ee Coz Island SIS Hell Gate 1898
PN-Sz16y Hook SO Coz Island s,s5 Hell Gate 1871
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
Real Estate Loans.

r-TRzT AND SECOND MORTGAGE MONEY !rG TO LoAM
principals Only ~
4 -ik4tT SiE41 I5e broadway. Tel 35s2-3 Cortlandt
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29

'- -- [2E- TIE COMMISSIONERS. D. c. WASH
i1Et6n june 10, 1sossealed PToP3sae & wl TbIy % II
cel[ea q r5iacatons in the heating pant AZ lHe -
I IS curt D c Plans and organizations may B 6 0 g
tale@x talLeg = MCFARLAND HENRY L. Nf1SI' JAl
NoRPOvT Commissioners. D <
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
Proposals.

PROPOSALS. FOR DYNAMITE. BLASTING CAPS
Fuses Connecting Wire, Insulating rape 9t
Tobin Bronze, MuntZ MelaI
Yellow Metal Copper Brass Brass and Copper Iu2lns
T2oa+ S-ikes Lock Washers, Metallic Packing taGe
Iesther Drain Tile. Duplex Chain Blocks Bungho.s
Sealed proposals VIII De IeStIt e1
at the the General Purchasing ~ az I
1-zr-T Cor7rrssfor d. c, until IoSo d
- ~ 1a0s a+ which time they will be opened II pub
~, cor furnishing aforementioned articles -
r5 General information relating 10 this Circular 10 81
Ta he obtained Office or the Offices OF the
srz-+ Purchasing Agents, State Street New 1oL
S!if c1lstorTIouse New Orleans. La eso ron ms Iae
F-pireer Offices the following cltes bal
~ ~ = 5;fa5eInbta pa Ptsburg Pa. Boston, Mass
ItI4e.lo X " Cleveland. Ohio: Cincinnati. Ono: :
80 m - Louis No: Detroit, Mich; N4ll"au1 N41ll",I
S14f g paul MINI: Chattanoogs Tenn; LoulsSie
- Mobile Ala and Galveston Tex; Business N1en
Tesc1e Kansas City Mo; Chanber, OF ros aF En-
Sl.aCs S = A General Purchasing Officer
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
Citations.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE Of NEsN YORK 81
Of God free and t--epencent 70 NarS2Eef
SNYDER. Amelia F. Chase John n AlLier Sarah N
BUrch. Carharire A Muller Joseph Il $ Ml-ler WLi4rn
a Fell. Anthony r Fell. Charles J gen Cat1ari1e =
C5otrhardt George Snyder Snyder, Edmund J.
SNYDER Joseph Snyder Gsorgeana Bsyne Eyalyrue Nell
Ing William C. SNYDER. Martha Hesru Albert Snyder
Lila p E=zrn. Mary E snyder. Elizabeth r shy der.
susan r snyder SNYDER. Executrix OF the ass
Testament cf Charles J. Snyoe- deceased Cora
uaonweaIth Title Insurance & Trust Co. General
Muller infant. tll-e insurance
Trust Guardian and Anctiary Guardian
& OF Edmund J. snyder infant Edward Scyder
persons interested in the Estate ct Jcseph II
SNYDER. ate County OF New York deceased as
creditors. of kin otherwise send greet
lag each OF hereby cited and required
personally be and before surrogate Of ts
County. held the Hall OF Records the county q
York. the 2fsJ day of July, 1905, half past
ten clock OF that day. then and there
10 judicial settlement q the account % pro
J0hn a. r Eckers7u and oliver L Jones, a.
surviving Trustees under the Last " III and Testament OF
and such of hereby cited as aEs
under required to appear
by your guardian Of YOU II have none.
20 appea- apply for be appointed. IN Jhe
event OF failure a guardian viii
appointed by the Surrogate 10 represent and act for
proceeding
In testimony have caused seal Of tho
Surrogstes' Court of the said County of New
IL. 81 4. Thomas. a surrogate OF cur sad
County county OF New York. the @ist
DAY % May in the year OF Lord one thou
~ W DANIEL. J. pOwDSEY.
Clerk OF the SGrr7sates' Court
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
Country Property to Let.

T,oR RENT. NEAR oCEAN-BoARDIN1G a ca 1,oN4sfe fot2sf.
t-s--fs,7ad capacty also six ne" up 70 - us.se
-ses re5iIced rates. JUDGE DAVIS. BTao4ey BEACH,
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
THE BANK FOR SAVINGS.

~ THE CITY OF NEW YORK
Fourth Avenue. June 18th 1908
18TH SENI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
The Board OF Trustees has declared interest diyi
Months ending June 30th. 1905 at the
rate Of FOUR CENT. all Of
s. 90 and upwards thereto and payable and
July 2Uth, 1905
The dividend viii be credited to depostors as prin-
cipal. July LIST, 1908
Deposits made ON or before July 10th will draw
interest from July 1st. 1908
WALTER TRIMBLE. President
CHARLES 4. SHERMAN. Secretary.
JAMES KNOWLES. Comptroller.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
| rutland & WHITING GO.
REAL ESTATE
| 5 BEEkMAk ST. NEW fukA

,,,- I-C77--,I- IT ~ ROCKS AMERICAN ARCHI-
FREE tecturaI Association. 261 Broadway New YORK
RIVER VIEW MANOR
Is New Yorks most beautiful suourp
WRITE FOR INVESTMENT NAILS AND - A IN IN
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29

The debate in the French Senate reported oy
the cable dispatches, the bill to take over anu
operate the network Of the western T>2ii o- -
p+;,. ta,,e called the attention Of members to
H. cordition of railroads owned by the state IN
prussia Switzerland Belgium, etc In regard 70
the latter country the budget of the Belgian MIL
tstrv of Railroads for the year 1903 could hardiy
have been used in favor of government 0"heTSHp'
and it appears that they Wouid not ui@" ii1N-
- oo,,fort from the railway budgets of
otbar E,rnnean countries. even in France. where
the state operates, loss, a few short lines. IN
Belgium the estimated expenses OF the state ral4-
roads for 1908 have increased 100000 francs for the
old lines without counting 100000 francs 1of lhe
davelopnent Of Eastern Flanders roads, recently
purchased The increase in the estimated receipts
is only 5000, 500 francs.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29

The production Of petroleum in the Argentine
Republic is steadily increasing and it is expected
that the oil will soon compete with Imported coal
as fuel Many oil wells. some known ages ago and
others lately discovered. 10 be found, especially
IN the district of San Rafael, province Of Mendoza
one mine, the Paloma, was discovered in Novem-
ber 1865 and the asphalt on the surface Of this
oil deposit is estimated five thousand cubic
metres The whole of this stratum is impregnated
with petroleum Samples analyzed ty a ChiIian
chemist are said 10 be superior to oil imported
into Chilli and he advises the Argentines To con-
struct conduit pipes, in the United states.
The Swiss papers state that the imports from
America 10 Switzerland in the first four months
of 1868 have fallen to 95.000O00 francs. against
20 600 go francs in the corresponding period OF 1887
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
SEaYEn'S BANK FOR SAVINGS,
Ii and is Wall Street

THE TRUSTEES HAVE ORDERED THAT INTEREST
he raid 10 depositors thereto under the by
laws and with the Savings Bank laws for
the six months ending June 3oth, 1Sos- -, .
exceeding three thousand dollars at
rate OF FOUR PER CENT. per annuIn. 80.
PAYABLE on and after Monday, July 10Th, 1gOs
DANIEL BARNES, President
GEORGE ". HALSEY. Cashier
York. June 18th 1905.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29

Deposits made or July 10th Will draw interes
July lst
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29

TO CAPITAL OF s@'"" u
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-07
ELECTION R|OT|NG
IN PORTUGAL
KILLS -FOUR
Shooting Follows Dispute Be
tween Parties
MoNARcHIsTs IN CONTROL
Refused to Count the Dsliots casi
But Took the Ballots Into Their
Own Custody.

Lisbon. April Give persons we're
shot to death and fifty others wound
ed by soldiers last evening after the
voting In the elections In this city had
ended. The rioting was widespread.
and such was the confusion arising In
the violent conflict between the popu-
lace and the municipal guard, that the
guardsmen mistaking infantrymen
who had been called out for members
OF the mob, fired volley into their
ranks. seriously wounding three OF the
soldiers.
The night was one OF terror for Lis
bon, which seemed suddenly ahame
with seething revolt. Bands of men
ran wildly through the streets brand
ishing weapons( while the sharp crack
Of rifles was heard In various sections
OF the city. Thousands of the most
lpeaceable citizens fed to their homes
just as they did the night after the
assassination OF King Carlos and the
crown prince.
The principal rloting was the result
lof a dispute that arose between the
Republicans and the Monarchists re-
garding the counting OF votes. The
Republicans. who had been fearing
fraud at the various Lisbon polling
places, made a determined stand for
their rights at st. Daminique's church.
The voters followed the ancient GUS
tom of voting In the churches. When
the polls closed. the Monarchist cleo
ton officers declared that 1t was too
late to count the votes and proposed
to keep the lists In the church and
count them tomorrow. The Republi.
can tellers refused to assent to this,
insisting upon an immediate count, fol.
lowed by the sealing Of the boxes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-07
DOCTOR THE SKIN
TO CURE THE SKIN
Scientific Study Proves Eczema Can.
not be Treated by Dosing the Sto-
mach With Drugs.

Advanced medical science, after
years of study and research, is now
practically agreed that Eczema, psor-
iasis, salt rheum and diseases of like
nature are skin diseases-and cannot
be cured by doctoring the blood The
treatment prescribed Is the direct ap.
plication of healing, soothing remedies
to the skin.
Doctor the itch where the itch is
such Is the common sense as well as
scientifically correct conclusion. OIL
of wintergreen, compounded with such
other soothing vegetable remedies as
glycerine and thymol In ID. ID. ID. Pres
cription, is recognized as the specific
Physicians use ID. d. ID. Prescription
freely In their practice. DIR. G. A. v
Hartleben, Washington, d. c., writes
as follows:
80. d. ID. Prescription is medicinal
soothing and the effect Is miraculous
God knows 1t saved me a great dea
of suffering. / recommend II to every
one / can"
This letter is only one of many testi
flying TO the merits Of this purely veg
etable remedy. Copies OF other let
ters may be seen at our store. w. l.
Gokay, druggist, Bennington, VT. Free
treatise on care and nutrition of tn,
skin may be had on application.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-07
THIRD OF DELEGATES ELECTED
or the 2ss Chosen Secretary TAFT Has
1888 Says New York Tribune.

New York. April 6--Two hundred
and ninety.eight delegates have now
been chosen. little less than third
OF the membership OF the cOnven-
ton, which was fixed In the Republi-
can national committees call at $50,
says The Tribune. large
were elected during the last week from
Indiana and Porto Rico and fourteen
district conventions were held--eIght
OF them In Illinois. A notable feature
of the weeks election was the
choice OF two delegates In
structed for Taft In the first district
OF Illinois. OF the thirty.four dele.
gates elected during the week Mr..
Cannon got fourteen, Mr.. Taft ten, Mr..
Fairbanks four. Governor Hughes
four, and two were not instructed.
or the 29S delegates so far chosen
1888 are instructed for Taft, thirty.six
for Cannon, thirty.two for Fairbanks.
twelve for Hughes. and thirty-four
are uninstructed. according to The
Tribune table. Contests In which
presidential preferences are involved
are, being made for thirty-two seats.
Secretary Taft has the support OF GO
per cent. of the delegates so far cleo
ted. -