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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-25

EOR sALE-siyty breeding euwes from one
10 four years Old. Also 80 lambs. T.
Stanley, NO. Bennington. S0tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-25

nor sALE-House OF eight rooms
J. with toilet. Also a stable aud wagon
Z the house. Lot GOxii0 W. J. Meagher
AgeLl. Shf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-25

The members Bennington Grange
are invited to meet Saturday evening
of this week at the home of Mrs.
Hattie Rice. Teams will accommo-
date all coming from the village, go
ing home.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-25

Miss Hilda Pratt entertained at
dinner Wednesday evening, the occa-
sion being her birthday. Covers
were laid for eight. The table dec
orations and color scheme through
out were carried out in pink and
white.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-25

The Vincent Sisters arrived this
morning from Oswego, N. Y, and can
be seen in classy, kid act at the
Library theatre during the last three
days of this week
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-25

Miss Nellie Lyons was given a de-
llghtful surprise at her home on
Grove street Wednesday evening by
number of her friends, the occas-
ion being her birthday anniversary.
Vocal and musical selections were
rendered and an enjoyable time
passed. Luncheon was served.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-25

The Y. N. C. A. match game be-
tween the Athletics and Elks sche-
duled for this evening has been post
poned until Jan. 81. A two string
candle pin match will be rolled to-
night between picked teams. On
Friday evening the high school and
torythe Payne & Clark Brush Back
company teams will bowl.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-25
THE BEST OF THE COCO ONES

Bert Swor, Johnny HeaIy, Gov
Bowen, Nick Glynn, Frank Miller,
Frank Brown, BonI Mack, Paul
LaLonde, Jack Altman, Jack Rich
ards, Alton Robertson, Walter
Sherwood, Herbert Wilson, R. B.
MervlIle, Harry F. Slevers, w. h.
starr, Earl Woods and a compel
ent company of SO.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-25

There will be a meeting OF the
Foresters OF America hospital as
ISOLATION at 3 o'clock Sunday after
noon. All members are requested t
be present, as business OF impor
lance Is to be transacted, per ordel
Of the trustees. S4t'
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21

tion was ,ahleI here totay from iba front in the present Balkan tu#msr that the >er.iAus hal gaiauI ,aat,g. Of ihe Turkish railua, iu the u~2s. irCe of E0soyO between inc sn .g :. of CslUp and Ris:oyatz. Ihe Tur.s are thus prev euted from trans rurt- irg their soldiers and stores ta Ser Hian territory and chances for ar invasion are now believed to have been greatly lessened. The move O. the Scrvians iH securing control Q, the railway is taken le be ar rr poriant one. for the reason that if, Turks now have no rrHi as. css tr the scene of hos;ilitics.
 Other adviccs from th" frontier s'ate that a conflict between the Turkish and Bulsarian troops is i,q- minont and probably will he uya. cipitated within the rcxt 24 hour- it is believed that the tpo ar,nias both Of which are we'll cnu!uYe are due to clash a Mustarh1 i the southern section of Eastern Eu melia
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21
.0F INTEREST ID ALASKANS
SENATOR HEPBURN DEAD.

S.ISH VII V V niN cGNc.
 WASHINGTON. Oct. IS, - Senator Weldon B. Heyburn. of Idaho, M ho has represented his state in the United States senate for the past eight years, died in his apartmen, S at Stoneleigh Court. this city. last night, of heart and kidney troubles Senator Hepburn was 60 years of age, and had been a resident of Idaho for 29 years. He was a mem Der of the committee which framed the constitution of the state of Ida ho, and has been prominent in his states history before and since state hood. In 1903 he succeeded Sena- tor Heitfield and has been a promi-
 CREEKS LEAVE.
 JUNEAU, Oct 1S - One hundred Greeks. employed in the Treadwell mines and mills, left here this morn ing for Greece to enlist in the fight against the Turks.
 PIONEER KILLED.
 DOWSON, Oct. IS, - Albert Me Kay, a well known pioneer Of the North, was today shot and killed by marry Enc " HoTtoH, WHO HllSiOOk MIG Kay for timber wolf.
 TO REGULATE IT.
 SEATTLE, Oct. IS. - B, w. Ever man, chief of the Alaska fisheries bureau and curator of the Smith sonian institute, is hearing cases in connection with Alaska fisheries, with view of closing from fishing humber of the tributaries of Cook Inlet.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21
PROGRESSIVE
JOHNSOE IN OHIO

9OF1SSOtS IN OHlO.
 SPRINGFIELD, Oct. T.. Cover nor Johnson. candidate for yicr-prrsl- dent uH the Pro.rossis ticket. ar rived in this city this afternoon. 'ni addressed a meetln@ Of consider able size. The governor was eatmls- iastlcally received by the followers ot the new party, but the meeting as aot pronounced success.
 ROOSEVELT SHOT.
 CHICAGO. oct. l.. Last night, while leaving the Gilpatrick hotel. Milwaukee. for the Coliseum. Theo- dore Roosevelt Was shot and slisht- ly wounded in the left breast by a crazy man. After the shooting Roose- welt continued on 10 the Coliseum and delivered his speech. then took tn" train for Chicago. sleeping peace fully and painlessiy all the way. In his speech Colonel Roosevelt said:
 II don't care a rap about being shot-it takes more than that to kill a Bull Moose My life is the least of my conCern-there are many -hines Of more importance"
 WANTED TO LYNCH HIM.
 -h IL " +A U ht-F-, btt. 10. Alter he shooting, the crowd which gath cred threatened to lynch the would be assassin. but Roosevelt prevented such action. he large roll Of man uscript which Roosevelt carried in his breat pocket prevented the bull let from penetrating to q vital point The assassin said that any man looking for q third term as president ought to be shot, and notes found on him stated that in dream he had been visited by the spirit of Pres- lent Mckinley which had said, indi- eating Roosevelt: This is my mur- lCrer- avenge my death.
 THE DOCTOR SAYS.
 CHICAGO, Oct. l.. Colonel looseyeit's wound is described by Dr. Terriu to be over the tenth rib, and three inches deep, and above he diaphram; 'danserous only from he remote possibility of biood-pois- oning."
 SIZE ENJOYED THE SHOW.
 NEW YORK. Oct. r.. Mrs .;ooseyelt was at the theater when she received the telegram from the colonel telling of the shooting The tc.e2ram said: Bullet did not hit anything vital. l think they will find it someN here around me
 GIVE UP TRIP.
 CHICAGO. Oct. 15. - The phy- siCiars have ordered MT. Roosevelt 10 give up his campaign for the present and return to Oyster Bay for rest and quiet.
 The name of the would-be assassin is John Schrank, aged 3G, and he has followed Roosevelt on his trip hrou skout the South, waiting for he opportunity which came to him n Milwaukee,
 HOW HE WAS SAVED.
 CHICAGO. Get. l6. - This morning he physicians In attendance upon Theodore Roosevelt issued bulle- in as follows:
 Colonel Roosevelt rested quietly throughout the night. and has less lis,ress in breathiag. His general condition is good and there is no oubs but that he will \recoyer soon"
 Mrs. Roosevelt and her daughter, Mrs. Alice l.ongworth, arrived in his city this morning and are now !" ith the wounded candidate. To Mrs. Roosevelt the physicians stated that
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21
MUNSEY HELPED.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IT. The congressional campaign fund investi- sation committee resumed it's delib- erations this morning, after having taking a recess pending the outcome of the attempted assassination of Colonel Roosevelt, against whom the investigations thus far have been chiefly directed.
 Frank Munsey, the millionaire pub fisher, was called before the probers this afternoon, and questioned con cerning certain contributions which it is alleged were made by him to the present campaign fund of Colonel Roosevelt. Munsey denied that he had given money to the Progressive committee since the nomination oi Roosevelt, but stated that prior to the regular Republican convention, he advanced the sum of s11S,0O0 to aid Roosevelt in securing the nomina- ton.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21
STANDPATTERS
THROUGH THE MIST.

WOODSHOLE, Oct. If. The presidential. yacht, Maytlower, was caught in Il fog Saturday night while Jound fer BuzzarG's Bay. President Taft called up the shore by wireless and asked for the details of the ta, $ ball game in the world series THIS IS GREAT. SEATTLE, Oct. l5. VI Speaking a. the Moore theater last night, Secra- tary of State Knox opened the Taft campaign in the state of Washington. He declared that he does not believe that any man is better fitted for the presidency of the United States than President Taft can be found in the orIines of the republic.
 SECRETARY KNOX.
 PORTLAND. Oct. 1G. - Secretary of State Knox, speaking here last evening in the interests of the Taft ampaigr, discussed the equilibrium If the rights of man and the rights 0f property. and declared that Presi- lent Taft is perfectly safe pilot 0 conduct the ship Of state in the larhor of correct readjustment of hngs.
 0SSh z SH' floTCn.
 PORTLAND, Oct. 16. - Secretary of the Interior Walter Fisher, who since his return from Honolulu, has )een touring the coast in the in terests of President Taft's candidacy, left this city tonight for the capital It is his intention to go East via Chicago, and, in all probability, he will discuss the issues of the cam nai2n enroute,
 The secretary addressed meeting lere last night.
 TO PANAMA.
 BEVERLY, Oct. IS. Prosiden, Taft announced today that he was contemplating making trip of iE spection to the Panama canal vi;hi he next month or two. It is be 'ieved that he will not start on l. until after the election. but tHC weeks hence.
 WORD FROM TEDDY.
 BEVERLY. Oct. IS. - Presiden Taft this morning received iron, ! heodore Roosevelt tele2ran. hanking the presi lent for his syn,- pathetic inquiries during Rooseycit'S sickness.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21

county but unlike the Orozco dis. rurhauees. the soldiers who have en.
 istet under the banner of the new l leader have done nothing to endan. ger the lives Of the foreingn resi-. l dents.
 l it is reported here today that the rebels have captured Vera Cruz. 1T i thls proves to be true the gov i ernment will find the situation most l embarrassing. as the federal arsenal at Vera Cruz is the principal repos 1 j'ory of the federals for their muni. l ions of war.
 MaGero has dispatched gunboats end troops 10 the scene. and de l iermined effort will be made to l iriYe the rebels from their position of vantage.
 GETTING IT BACK. 1 MENlCO CITY. Oct. Is. - Tester. l Lay was successful day with the rebels at Vera Cruz. when General ] feIl< Diaz. the traitor-nephew Of the ] recent president of Mexico who Is i now in France. surprised and captur. ed that city. In the afternoon Of i yesterday he further increased his victory by capturing the federal gun. i boats. IampiCo and Bravo. anl seemed 10 hold supreme command on shore and at sea In the night. how ] ever, Federal Commander AZueta at. l lacked the @unboats under cover of | darkness. overpowered the inefficient euard and reCaptured the gunboats | immediately turning their guns upon | the trAn where the rebels were cn. sconced. Although the rebels have i cut the telegraph wires and no fur ] jher news is obtainable from Vera l Cruz this morning the Maderists se. the funny spectacle of federal gun. l boats destroying a federal city which l is the chief Port of Mexico. to rid ! that city of the rebels ION within | is walls
 AN ECHO OF 1776. or AVA. Oct. Is. - In an indis- nant vein. the newspapers here are giving considerable space to sympa. i the'ic comments on the objection of i the Canadian people to the proposed navy tax of Great Britain. The tax. should il be imposed. will amount to over $$O00o,0OO.
 AdviceS received from places 1 throughout the country show that 1 the people are in s;atc of revolt at the prospect of the measure he | ing enforced.
 YOUNG DlAZ POPULAR. 1 KANSAS CITY, Oct. 1S. Am 1 1assador to Mexico Henry Wilson, d ] Aroiher Gf John l.. Wilson. of Sea. .le. and who is visiting friends la | his city tolav. sa s that Felix Dlal. l." nephew of form"" President Dlaz is very popular Nith the arm in tl l Mexican republic. and that his break. la~ ln'o the ranks of the rebels will 1 $ rCnglhcu tGe rchcl cause greatly l iFoUnhnut the republic.
 OF COURSE. 1 WASHINGTON Oct. IS. - Owing 1 To thc un"lsiness Of the Amcri an residents at Vera Cruz over the crisis in affairs there. the cruiser l pcS M0iEcs was today ordered to proceed to Vera Cruz 10 protect
 tm"riggR life and property.
 WHAT'S THlS2
 PARIS, Oct. IS. The Austrian government has issued an order com maudiGa all reserve officers in tn. Austrian army to join their regiments immediately. The news Of the or Ger WIS received here today and is , taken to mean that the Austrian government plals 10 take some part iH the hostili'ies that have hcrn dia, ,uraing southeastern Europe for s0wo time past.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21
DEMOCRATIC
FOR WILSON.

NAStIlNGTON. Oct. II. - Before the senate investigation committee today. Chairman McCoombs testified hat $2uN,0bh was contributed to the New Jersey campaign of Governor Wilson.
 512.Ooo FOR WOODROW.
 WASHINGTON. Oct. l.. The ,uestiorins Of Chairman McCoombs 1y 'he senate committee which is in TCsti@ating the matter of campaign funds this morning developed the i1ct that 'hc Mccormack Harvester company contributed $12,000 to the campaign fund Of Woodrow Wilson 7hen he ran for governor of New Jersey.
 FAIR PLAY.
 IRiNFkTON. Oct Is - Woodrow Wilson. out of respect for Theodore Roosevelt, announced this morning lat he has cancelled all his speaking engagements in the campaign. with the exception of his speeches tomor- TOW and next day which cannot be cancelled, until Colonel Roosevelt is phy sirally able to take an active part in the campaign again.
 BRfA AN ON ASSAULT.
 INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. r. Will ian Jennings Bryan spoke here today ill the interests of the candidacy cf Woodrow Wilson. In his speech he remarked that the recent murder ous attack upon Theodore Roosevelt shcn,d not be used by the Third Party as q shield to protect that n1rtH's policies against assault where they deserved 10 be assailed
 WILSON IN NEW YORK.
 NEW YORK. Oct IS - IL is The intention of the Democratic natiara, committee to make November 2 ql- important day ia national po,i.irs On that date the Democratic nomi- nee for president will make his final address of the campai.n. cnl f i~ he desire of the committee 10 have he speech read simultancouly OF the same day iH every city in the United States.
 The committee has started d move ment looking 10 the setting asii" of November ? as q general b3,ila' which is to he known as WIsoI day.
 A4 ;hroughout tre country in adyar,o. ana held until the day agreed upon 'or 'he delivery of he address ir this city.
 GET THE SILVER.
 NEW YORK. Get. IS. - The na- .ioTal haaiopariers of the Demo cratic campaign committee issuel report today, sho~in@ that durins the day the susa Of $520a0 hai been received throu%h the mails arr " wire as l0n'ribu ions to the cam naian fund. The showing mIde sn far Is particularly fra,ifvir% to the officials Of the commlrto". o%nr. in' F. so because the majority Of the contribu'ions are in small arounis and from indivirlual voters
 TOM LARSON SAYS.
 WNSNI%GTON. Oct. is. To,a Lawson the Boston fnancicr ap1"nr, cl before the senatorial commit:oe today al his own so'iritatjor, and in torned the inyesji@ators tha' tue sum of $1 0nG.on9 N8s 'on'rirue3 'c the Damc~rati. na-iarqI conmi 'oo Uith the understanding hat 2 iar'l horse be placed in HOmiHa'ioH H. the convention. Lawson was unable to inform Ihe committeeman 'hC name of the dark horse referred to but he stated that the brokers were anxious 10 have some other tha~ Wilson placed at the head of the ra- tional ticket.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21

II Was the spectacle case which tho colonel carried in his upper left vest pocket which obstructed the bullet and saved his life.
 FROM RINK GEORGE.
 CHICAGO, Oct, l6, King George Of England today cabled Colonel Roosevelt stating that he hoped for the Americans speedy recovery.
 he N-ray machine shows that i;oos''e el''s fourth rib is fractured.
 MIND UNSETTLED.
 NEW YORK, Oct. It. John Schrauk, the German. who shot Col onel Roosevelt. is resident of this city, and is well known in the Ger, man section. In the terrible accident which happened to the excursion steamer, General Slocum, Schrank's sweetheart, Emily Zeigler. lost her lie, and the horror of the thing unsettled his reason. While he has been considered harmless, he has not been mentally well since the Slo- cum disaster.
 THS DUTCHMAN SAS.
 AlLWAUkEE. Oct. l6 On re firing las night. John Schrank said that he was sorry that he had shot Roosevelt, and that he does not know what ever possessed him to do such thing. His trial will not take place until after the election.
 TAFT WIRES TEDDY.
 NEW YORK, Oct. l6 - Last night President Taft wired to Theodore Roosevelt as follows:
 'l hope and pray that your recov- cry will be speedy and unattended With suffering,
 GETTING BETTER.
 CHICAGO, Oct, T. The con. dition of Colonel Roosevelt has great ly improved during the day, accord. ing to statement Issued this after Loon by the doctors In attendance. The report states that the tempera- ture of the sick man has dropped tu normal, and that he is breathing much more easily than at any time since his injury was received in Mil Waukee. If the improvement con tinues for another 24 hours, the medical men give it as their opin- ion that there will be little further danger from the bullet wound.
 ihe first visitor admitted to the sick room since the arrival of the colonel in this city was Jane Adams. settlement worker and leader of ;!e Pro@rcssive movement among Chicago women, who hastened to pay her respects to Roosevelt as soon as she was advised of his i'm proved condition.
 In addition to the thousand or more tele2rams received by the inyal. IL, local admirers have kept him we'll supplied with flow CTS The sick room is piled high with bouquets already, and each hour adds to the number of tokens of admiration and feliCitation,
 SCHRANK PLAYS CHECKERS,
 MILWAUKEE, Oct r. John Schrank, the man who attempted the assassination of Colonel Roosevelt, appears to be little concerned over the fact that he Is in prison on a most serious charge. He eats heart fly and mingles with the other pris- oners without restraint, although he 'arefnlly avoids discussion of the shooting. He occupies his time chiefly by playing checkers. which seems to be almost a mania with him.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21

MtAitp tliN '. Oct. 1i.-GCnCrai Felix hiaz. nephew of former President Uiaz. has joined with the ~"No!uiO, ists in their attack upon he government.
 ONE WAY T OGET IT.
 Fl. PASO. Oct. II - An outrage of international importance was perpe- trated Saturday when the Mexican rebels captured and robbed a pass 'ngcr train near the border. taking thcrefrom John T. Cameron. a rich cattle man who lives in this city. and whom they are holding for ran. some in a considerable sum
 EIGHTY DEAD.
 HOBART. Tasmania. Oct. IL ti-h;y miners are believed to have 'ost their lives in the depths of a copper mine near this city today. Is a result of the fire which is urHing throughout the entire work !nss. The flames burst forth with such su3dcnncss that the escape of he men was Impossible. and the -ondiion of the mine is such now hat the rescurers are unable to "enGer assistance 10 the cntombed miners.
 CiAZ AGAIN
 MEXICO CITY. Get. l. Felix Diaz. a nephew of the recent prcsi- lent POrlirio Dia2. who recently raised the banner of revolution in .,cNico. yesterday al the head of an army of reyolutionists captured the city Of Vera Cruz ard sci r' [ hp fantry and the gunboats Tampico and Bravo have been ordered to the scene and 5000 troops will be mob ilized to attack the Dia2 following.
 MEXICAN CABINET RESIGNS.
 MEXICO CITY. Oct. l7. - A crisis was reached late this afternoon in the MaderO cabinet when the entire cabinet resigned because the presi- dent of the chamber refused to per init Of the discussion of thr house of deputies upon the subject that one # is members should inc prrsiden, f the deputies.
 COPPER THE COIN.
 bitt SSEi.S, Oct, T.. By meth oi of false re2is'ra inn of shlrrs a'. certificates. Ncst0r NlImart. manager of the Grand Terrcua.n raiIroai. has been able iu em Ara2lc $E.nl9.unD while manaeing the road. He has gotten telF aWas from the country Wi,h the loot, and 2i banks are heavily in ,ohed from his thcfts.
 MEXICAN MIX-UP.
 MEXICO CITY, Get. r. II is generally admitted by officials or Ii" federal government ill this city that the administration of President Ma4ero is facing more serious cris is than any which has thus far con fronted the present rc"ime. There is considerable u"casiness among Inc @esideH's Of this and other cities over the threatened downfall Of the federal &oNernment. and rorcignegs are particularly apprehensive for their safety in case the rebels gain .o"troi of the nation.
 Under the leadership of General Diaz. outbreaks are occurring with increasing frequency throughout the
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21

Ignorance is bliss when mau has more money than he knows hat 10 do with
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21
BLAME IT ON UNIONS.


 INDIANAPOLIS, Oct IS. IF the cases of the labor men charged with dvnamiting. now being tried here, the witnesses for the defense were on the stand during the great CT part of the day. They have de nied the assertions made by Distric' Attorney Miller and the government witnesses that the bridge workers maintained a fund with which to sen6 dvnamiters to various sections of the country
 The defense points out that the money was used for sending bust, ness agents to many cities in an ef, fort to secure additional members for the union and to extend it's range
 BANDIT CAUGHT.
 SEATTLE. Oct. IS. - Bandit Johr King. who recently shot and killed Frank ODonnell, was arrested this morning by Policeman R. s. John son during a saloon raid.
 STATE RESTS.
 NEW YORK. Oct. IS. - After pro ducing seemingly uncontrovertabls evidence in great amount. the pros secution in the Becker murder case last night rested. and today the de fense begins. The outline of the de fense is the charge that the gamb- lers and not the police instigatef the Rosenthal murder
 ONCE IN BAD AGAIN.
 CHICAGO. Oct. IS. - Jack John son. champion prizefiehter of thf world. was arrested today on tho charpe of ahductjp1 o white oirl named Lucille Cameron. and is hel6 under bonds of $500 pending tho outcome of the hearing. The com. plaint was sa aorn to by the mother of the girl. who says Johnson in
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21
.INTERNATIONAL NEWS BY WIRE
4 TRAITOR.

R iHAI TOR. MEXICO CITY. Oct 14-Gcnorai Felix hiaz. a nephew of former President Diaz. has joined with the ~"yo!u.io:ists in their attack upon he government.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21
PLEAD INNOCENCE.

MT. VERNON. Oct. IS. -- Dtntc' Furth and his associates who we", recently indicted on the thfr-e of abettins the reception of dennei's when they were fully aware of tht insolvent condition of their bank were arraiened in this i " oh and each of them entered a plea Of not guilty.
 The dates of their hearings wil'
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21

WASHINGTON. Oct. II. - Before the senate investigation committee today. Chairman McCoombs testified hat $2uN,0bh was contributed to the New Jersey campaign of Governor Wilson
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21

ELY. Nev. Oct Governor Cd. die has ordered the state militia to proceed to MCGill. where several thousand mill and smelter men are out on strike, to preserve order there
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21

BEVERLY. Oct lS. = Presiden ' aft this morning received from ! heodore Roosevelt a tele2ran, hanking the presi lent for his syn' pathetic inquiries during Roosey cit'S sickness.