The Bennington evening banner., December 10, 1903, Image 2

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DECEiMBER. 1 0, '1S08.
Wc Give Green Trading Stamps
APPROPRIATE
ir. 1 a S nir f H 4 f
UllUCljf 111113
h n m h n m -jm n m n u n t
nre ahvaya the subject or cleep
rofiHction to the giver. Why
not solve the problem by giv
ing Bomething useful. such as
a Suit of Clothes; an Overcoat;
a Reefer; a Pair &f Pants; a
Ilat or Cap; an Umbivlla; a
nice warm suit of Underwear;
a Silk Mufller; a Pair Gloves;
a Necktie or a great mauy
other lmncUome and useful
karticlcs tbat we have in pur
arge stock.
URT BROS.
and all the rest of
can be well and "
fr m head to foot
'rysdale's
K tiyjio Hlock iionniogton
rTeamsters & Farmers
Camp" Basement
Corduroy, Canvas Covert and
eather Coats in
Caps, Gloves and ilittens to no
end. " riackinaw " and " Pon
tiac" Coats andShirts. Warm
Underwear in all weights
Pants
taeievn
thick as a board, water-proof, warm
and everything else that's good.
.eggins and Rubbers
in bewildering assortment many
new sorts not found elsewhere.
Bankets
orse
It's surprising how they sell bale
after bale have come ahd gone. Big
assortment arrived again this week.
BENNINGTON
First National Bank BuUding, Bennington. Vt.
PITAL S25.000
By an act of the General Assembly of Vermont this
Company is empowered to act as executor, adminlstra
tor, guardlan, receiver, assigneo or trustee.
The Company also aots as agent In the purchase and
shlo of stocks, boi.ds, real estate, and in placlng of loans.
jMmarket for local securlties.
FrtIREOTOR8: PrcBidont u. C. Gravc; Vlcc-Prcstdent, C. M. Dravc , 0. M
Barber, H. u. lurnor, v. u. iiaKcn.
New York Ofllco: 50 Wnll St., -
GOAL ! WOOD
I makoa speclalty of dry hard wood, elthor eawod, sawed and split
or four foot lengths, dry. hard and soft wood ktndlings and coal
of all kinds. I havo a largo tock and pan fill your orders
promptly, pricos satisfactory.
If your hens aro not laying, try sorae of ray Poultry Foods", they
-aro wondorful egg producers.
Offloo and Yard Foot Sohool Stroot.
Telepaone ConnectloDJ .
THE EVENING BANNER
Publishcd overy day oxcept Sundays
and Holidays.
TERMS: '
One Yoar $.'J.OO
Ono Month........ 25c
SingloCopy 1c
Invariably In advancc.
FRANK E. HOWE, JEdilor and Publislier
Membors of tho Publishers Press.
Tolegrophic news rocelvod np to
the hour o( golng to press.
Over 1400 copios of tho Evening Ban
ner wero sold in the villago last night.
Pretty fair for an infant two days old
isn't itV
Winter pnt on his white vest thls
mornintr and a good thick ono at that.
Ono year ago thls week was the cold
est spell known in Bennington for a
contury.
Wo havo disoovcred why fraternal
orders aro so secret in tlioir doing.
No raan could keep tho respcct ofhis
wife lf sho was famillar with his an
tios when he asslsts in workint; the
B-Q-X degroe.
Call And Give Your Orders For
Nursery Stock, Garden and Farra
Sceds. Ornamental Shrubery, etc.
Spring delivery.
C. Ainsworth,
3ii W Main St., Bennington, Vt.
the out-door folk
warmlv dressed
at
jz?
great variety.
SECURITY 00
SURPLUS S5000.00
v v . u. roroes. ireasurei
W. II. Hnpron, ItcpreBentntlvc
! KINDLING
WARSHIPSON WATCH
Landing of Oolombian Troopa
Reported on Gulf of Darien.
10 OPES MOUNTAIK WAY TO L'ANAMA
CmUrm I'ntrol Connt, nnd Wnr Ue-
nnrtuiru't I llund)- tn Sciul Ariny
to Iteenforoe Alnrlnca -llremlr
LiiiiiIimI to Pnotcct I'nnnniu,
WASHINCJTOX, Dcc. 10. A report
frony Savanllla nnys tliat Oolombiun
stfumers huvc landiKl 1,100 nii'ii froui
Uartageua, m-nr the moutli of tho Atra-
to rlvor, on tlie gulf of Darien. to open
i way over tho Durlvu mountulns Into
Jfanania.
Otlier troops froin the dopartnipnt of
Caucn, Coloinbla, are sald to be eon-
verKlng on l'uuauin, und froin all partH
of Coloinbla "troops are reported to be
marehliiK or awaltlng the result of
Geperal Heyes nilwlon to Washington.
In the Ruine btuatli .Secretary .MoiMiy
(llRcrwllted the report that Colomblan
troops are niarelilng on I'unania and
onlereU tho I'nilrlp, wlth :i(K) niarlnes.
froin ( ! muilti niiiiin to Cnlon. The stnta
depnrtuient hat reeelved advlces wlik'h
eauht'd it to civdlt the report of tlie
lantllng of 1,100 Coloinbhui troops in
the fctilfof Darien.
Three liumlred inarines froni the Dlx-
le are at Kniplre, on the ennal strlp.
The niM' iiiunlier wlll be landed froin
the rralrle, whkli llear Ailniiral ar-ker,-
coniniaiidlng the north Atlantie
tle:t at (tiiantanaino, Uan been Instnict-
d to seml froin there toniorrow.
If the landing of Coloniblan troops ls
verlfled two or three reglnients of Unlt
ed Stntes regulars wlll be nent at onee
to the Istlunus. The polley of the ad
nilnlHtrutloii N to prevent it liuht before
one enn oeeur.
The Jolnt ariny and iinvy board, of
wbkb (ieneral Vouiig. Aiftnlrnl Dewey,
Hear Atlnilnil Taylor nnd (Ieneral Itlls-
are niemliers. heltl n nieetlng. at whlt-h
the l';iuania sllimtjon was illsrued.
The nenoral Htalf Is auxliius to send
trnoi to the Istluuus If there Is any
prospeet of a Coloiublaii Invaslon.
,V Colon dlspateh snys that the Unit-
ed States erult:er Atlanta Is stlll pa-
trolllng the eastern entl of the Snn Klns
eoast aud keeplng an outlook for any
Mtteinpt on the part of the Coloniblan
govenimeiit to land troops on the Isth-
mus, whleh the Atlnntn woultl at oncc
prevent. The Atlanta ls alno endeavor
lng to nscertaln If the Indlans know
nnythlng of the uiovenientH of troops
froin the Interlor across the froutler
and Is nlso seeklng infonnatlon con
ccrnlng the coneentratlou of Colomblan
troops at the motith of tho Atrato rlv-
cr, on the gulf of Darien. The Atrato
rlver belng ln Colomblan terrltory, the
Atlanta eould not Interfero with any
inovcmcnts of Colomblan troops there.
The niovements of the Atlanta are
entlrely of a precautlonary nature and
for the purpose of securing Infonnatlon
ns to the sltuatlon.
The Pnlted States gunbo.it Knnrroft
has left here to patrol tho western end
of the San Blas eonst In co-operatlon
with the Atlanta. It Is cxpected that
the latter vessel wlll return here lu a
day or two to renort.
Genernl Young, chlef of stalT, states
that the ariny ls prepared for any con
tingency whleh may arlse In I'nunnia.
It Is uiulerstood that preparatlnns have
been eompleted for tho lnniH'dlate
movement of troo)s and that the traus
port serviee Is in readlness.
. Ilontli Frnm Mlne K&tiMlfiii.
GltKlCNSHI'UG, ln Dee. 10-An
exploion In the Kucllil mlne of the
Plttshnrg Coal company at I'ort Uoynl
Bliortly after Dlvlslon Knglneer W. A.
WUIInms and his asslstants. Kdwnrd
Ollver and Milton McMllirn, lmd en
tcred lt resulted ln the lnstant death
of MeMllIen and the serlous hurnlng
of Wlllliuns nnd Ollver. Seventeen
mlners at work ln the mlne escnpod
without Injury. The oause of the ex
liloslon li not posltlvely known, btit lt
ls snppo-ied one of the englneers Ilglit
ed a uiateh. '
Rlrl Vlf ;iurcKKMl llnnlrr.
KALA.MA.OO. Mleh., Dec. lO.-Mrs.
Kntc I.udwlek, nlueteen years old. who
says she was forced Into niarrlnge
agnlnst her wlll, Is now In jall ln Cold
watcr on the ehare of linirderliig her
husband. "I eouldn't llve wlth tho
ninn," the prisoner sald, "and, as I ain
a Cathollo, I couldn't get a dlvorce, nc
cordlng tn tbe laws of the Cathollc
chureh, so I kllled hhn."
FlKhrrinnn Arrontcit im SniiiBKlrr
nnPFAl.O, Dee. l().-rederal ollleers
have nrrested Hlcliard Hardlson, thlr-ty-two
years old, who, It ls alleged, was
onneeted wlth' the gang of smugglers
whose operatlons were bronght to llght
by the drowning of four Chlnnmen ln
the Xlngara rlver. He ls a flshernian.
KniniiUN Jliionnlilncr Arrcatcd.
niCII.MOND, Va., Dee. 10 Ashfoiil
Nnpliler, whose alias Is Wild Ash, the
famous moonshluer of the Kentucky
Vlrginla border; who haH haflled the of
tlclals of both states for years, has been
arrested in his whlsky resort on top of
Itlack mopntaln.
Xrrr NuvaJ Slnllon 0i'ctitlpI.
HAVANA, Dee. 1().-The governmcnt
was fonnally notltled by the Unlted
Stntes naval authorltles yesterday that
they would formally occupy the navnl
stntlon ht Guantnnanio todny.
nrnmnrk Ilrronrnlr.rii I'nnnmn.
WASIUNGTOX, Dee. 10.-.M. Bunnu
Varilla, thc mlnlster from ranama,
has recelvcd informatlon that the gov
crnment of Denmark has rccognlzed
the new republlc.
nuOKPvrH'a Nnvnl Al(l,
WASHINGTON, Dee. lO.-Conimnnd.
er Cnmeron McUne Wlnslow, U. S. N..
has been ordered to duty ns uavaj nld
to Presldent IIooseTClt,
No Stamps !
No Discount !
But Prices that
Beat them all !
Is that whal you
Want ?
ERFUM
Dfe
B 0
Are a choice Xmas
gift for a lady friend.
A cliolce line at
... QUINLAN'S .,
BBB
Fresh ground for table
use at the
Wholesale and Retail
Mill, Bennington, Vt.
HAVE you .
CEMETERY WORK
TO BUY
I furnish direct froin tho manufac-
turers at the quarries nnd set ujitho
work complete in any cemotery In the
rountry. Kvorytbing in the lino of
cemetery work froin a ?15 marker to
tho most expensive Monument, Maus-
olcum or Roceiving Tomb.
I havo sold sinco Jaaunry 1, 1003,
ono ?,TO,000 Kecoiving Tomb, nnd n
1,000 Mnusoloum in New Vork City,
a $5,000 Mnusoleum in Detroit, Mich.,
and a number of Monuiuonts costfng
from $150 to ?G00 oncb.
I porsnnaliy superintend tho Sottin
of ray work nnd mako my own oollect
ions. Vou can savo 10 to 25 por eont
on cost of vour work and bo sure of
Crst class materlnl aud work by ordor
ing of nio direct from tho quarrios.
Special prices given on work sold in
timo to bo built thls winter and sot
nest sjiring. If you havo work to buy,
dron tno a li n and state about how
much you wish to pny aud I will fur
nisti you with designs to choose from.
E. Estabrook,
P. 0. Box 815, Bennington, Vt
The
American House
Stalbe
-rt,od lior8es, good canittgeF,
turuouts ot all kiuds.
fioses Arbour
Sucoessor to N. W Oower,
: WE CIVE AWAY-
GREEN
TRADING STAMPS TO ALL
CUSTOMERS
;. shli
J. T. Shiirtleff,
PUTNAM
v JMi. I B ' -i-inf -ttjj tut xtr f Tur wjjsusb. wy t ILei Ld tus
SHIPYARD HEARING..
Perkina Defens Mor.ganFromi
Bondholdere' Aoousationa.-
KOTIIIXG TO DO WITH BETHLEHEM
t
Wltnca Sold Hln Vlrm lliul .Voan-
qecdon Wl(h Trant'n Ornnnlmi
(lon l,nner Try to l'reven.
IIio Fnll Story Comlnir Out..
NEW YOKK, Dec. 10. Further re-
markablo dlsclosures were uiade at the
liearlng ln the bondholdcrs' stilt ngainst
tho Unltcd States Shlpbullding coiupa
ny in the testlmony of George W.
Porklns, partner of J. P. Morgan.
The most startllng revelntlon wm
that the Uethlchciu steel plaut was not
really owncd by Mr. Sehwab, but that
Mr, Sehwab was used by J. 1'. Morgan
& Co. as a dunnny ln selllng the plant
to the shlpbullding company. Thls whs
brought out when lt was showii that
the contract of sale of the Uethlehem
plant was slgued not by Mr. Sehwab,
but by .1. P. Morgau & Co.
Accordlng to Mr. Unterniyer, coun-
sel for the Htlgnnt bomlholders,- thp'
stock of the Uethlehem Steel company
was heltl In the olHces of .1. P. Morgan'
fc Co. In the names of Mr. Sehwab, his
clerks nnd Hecretarles as duuunles.
Another amar.Iug fact drawn from
Mr. I'erklns was that, though hc Tiad.
hevcr been Introduced to D. Iroy
Drosser, he was wllllng to plaee. $2,
100.000 wlth trust companles to be
lonned to hlm. And Jnst as remarka-
ble was the stntenieiit of Mr. I'erklns-
thnt Iils nrin was wllllug to-accejit $5,
000,000 in securlties of the Unlted
Stntes Shlpbullding coinpany as a rc
wurd for thelr serviees without havlng
Invcstlgated the Ilnaiielal standlng of
the company. In other words, .). P.
Morgan k Co. accepted what repre-
sented a year's eamlngs of the trust
nnd interest on $?,000,000 without hav
lng the slightest knowledge jof the
vnltie of tlie propertlos of the shlpyard
couibliiatlou or iiieir earnlng cnpacity.
When the liearlng opencd I.awyer
Wlllinni I). (tiitliric, counsel for tbe
Sehwab interest, limde a strenuous ef
fort to prevent the maklng publlc of
tlie full story of the connectlon of J. P.
Morgan & Co. wlth tho sale of thc
nethlehem steel plant to- the Unlted
States Shlpbullding company, which
brought on a bltter argument between
hlmself and Mr. Samuel Untcnr,'er, ln
wblch Mr. Guthrle accused Mr. Unter-
myer of uttcrlng a dellberate f alsehood.
Mr. Untcrmyer showcd to the wltness
n lettcr that had accompanled the reply
of Morgan, Ilnrjes & Co. to the cabla-
gram from J. 1". .Morgan & Co., asklng
that a "cordlal vlew" be tnken of the
defunct trust.
Mr. Guthrle miule strcnuous opposl-
tlon'to the tunklug publlc of thls cor
respondence. "If thls letter Is glven by you to the
press," sald Mr. Guthrle to Mr. Untcr
myer, "I wlll take steps with the court
to have It suppressed."
Tjpliillil Cllxrn ut llnllrr tir HIIO.
UUTLBIt, I'a.. Dee. 10. The burgess
of liutler last nlght lssued an apiiettl
to the natlon for JluXi.OOO. Moiv thnn.
1,200 persons are 111. ln ninny In
ntunces whole fnmllies nre pnisiiated
The pior aro great sufferern ror fnod
nnd care. Money Is needed to euiploy
pbyslclnu. nnrses and servnnts. The'
fercr situatlon seems iiioro tlisi-ourag-ing
tluin It 1ms been durlng the last
four or llve days. Three deatlw have'
occnrred, and twelve new cases are re
ported. It is nlso reported that there
nre four or flve cases. of typhold fever
nt Greecc Olty, ten mlles north ot IJut
ler. Rrnrnl Slrlki- llrrnkrra Wlth Ctnli.
STOCKTOX, Cal.. Dec. lO.-Armed
wlth elubs, ii mob of iiIkiiH Ufty strlk
ers from thc Koyal iitliie ut Ilobson
tnrned liack forty strike brenkers who
were uiuler nrmed eseort here ne.ir Mil
ton, iniirched them down the track
nbout a nille and ordered tlieni out of
the vlclnl(y. The order was obeyeil
wlth alaerity. The meiv had been em
ployed at San Kranclsco to take the
plaeei of strlkers. More tmuble Is p.t
pected. t ti ln ti SIiIh'r nt Kfirrii .'ntc.
TOKYO, Dec. 10.- A strong Kusslan
squadron conslstlug of elght warshlps,
Includiiig two bnttleshlps, has nrrived
at Clieinulpp, the port of Seoul. capltal
of Korea, to snpport Kussla's opposi
tlon to the propoed openlng of Yon
gamplio to the coiiiinerco of the world.
The Husslans. threaten to land !5,000
nien and ninreh on Seoul should KorA
dlsnegnrd thelr wariilng.
JifKm tietn Dt-iitli Srnlcnrr.
IUUMIXGHAM. Ala.. Doc. lO.-Frank
Adnnis, a ncgro, has Iteen convleted of
tho murder of Dave I.ee, nlso colored,
and was glven the death sentenee.
Both mcn Were convlcts and were
servlng tcrms for murder, Adams thlr
ty years nnd I.ee a llfe sentenee. The
llve wltnesses on whose testlniony Ad
ams was convleted were all servlng llfe
Rentences for inurder. . ,
riim lli'nrn r Hprrrrn'n Ilenlli,
IlMK, Dee. 10. -The news'of the
denth of the Spanlsh Canllna! Herrero
y Kspinosa at Madrld wheii' commnnl
cated to the pope geatly nffeeted hlnr.
The pontlff spoke in the most atTec.
tlonate tcnns of the late cardlnal and
referred to his herole struggle wlth
denth durlng the conclnvc whleh eleet
eil his hollness.
ItunNliina In Tltirt.
hONDOX, Dec. lO.-The Dally Mall's
Tokyo correspondeit says lt Is report
ed by tho Chlnese repiesentatlve ln TI
bet that the Husslans nre bulldlng two
forts and ure preparlng to rcslst th
Hrlttsh expedltlon.
w
Weflher rrotmbllKlea, -e3tl
Speeial Tbis Week
ECKS
Tb close some atyles in Coats.
and'puitB we shalloffer excop
tlonalBargain&. $10.00 Lndies' Military 30-in.
Coats at 7,gg
12.00 Ladies' B'ox Coats at 7,00
10.00 Ladies' Zlbeline Cape
Coats-at gQ
1 700 'Ladit'9, Tailor-inade Suits
Jlt 6.98
COOiLadies' Plnsh Capes
Inour Millinery Depa'rtment,
cut prloos deeper than ever be
fore. Cost of Hats ls no more
consldored, all we want is to
close them all out. Our special
Holiday goods in our Hnes are
mostly all in and ready forin.
spection. Don't put off gettlng
your. FurSoarrs and Muffs un
til the best ones are gone. We
havo' tharai from $1.00 up to
$16.00 each.
3T- Novecls.
437?Main St. Hawks Block
0iH)Slto M.K. Cliurch.
tho lino tbat doesn't stnnd stlll.
Lumbermens Legsins and Rubbers
$ i
tbat started on tbe moro two tveeks ago, not becnusa of low prices but
because tbe goods sild by m in tho past Kave provcd -tobo tho best
made. Perhaps a year ago you Io?t Lomo looking for a pair of leggjng
rubbers tbat would fit tight arou ld tho ank.le but could not find thom.
Wo ask you to call and look at a new stylo rubbor that is Qoeced lined,
coHsting cdga and snag proof. Tbeso rubbers sell for $2.00 but to toll
you of all tha many good thinjs we havo in easy foot wear for unensy
fuot vtould covor balf Ihis page.
Call and csamino thoso goods lefore snow flies.
Eo E. HART, I
Wliolesalo and Retail Doalor. A
SPECIAL NOTICE
From uow until further notice we will GIVE A
CASII PREMIUM of 10c on every dollarrs wortli
of goods bought and paid for at our two stores.
We have made preparations for a lively Christmas
bu8iness and have a complete assortment of useful and
ornamental goods.
E. L. NICHOLS
Two Stores U53 and 457 flain St
LETTER TO
Dbar Sm:
You seo tho need of a Daily Paper and Advortisemonts there
for. ye need your papor and Advortisoments theroin.
You hopeyour paper will bo road. So do wo, espeoially our
Advertisomonts concerning
CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES
Wo hopo our ads will pay us. You also hopo thoy wlil bo
paid. for. You aro undoubtedly tho best editor- iii toivn, bcing
the only one on our bcacb.
Wo are tho only peoplo in town when it coines to dispensing
SPOUTING, MUSICAL or AltT GOODS, and lead the orches
tra in the mattor of STATIONERY and BOOKS.
Sport - Music - Art
LADIES HERE IS THE
ARTICLE
AHOT
ihojv
A COLD'
HANDLE
No More IBurnetj. Hands
Ask to.See Our 20th Century
Kitchen Sets and Eeg Turneis
Winslow & Remingtoni
ST! LOST ! !i
Two fox-hounds ono afemale, black
and tan, four white feet, answerlng lo,
namoof"Pan." The other a male,
yollow ears, white strlpe in faco, color
white and brown, answers to name of
f,Line." Finder will be rowarded by
returning or giving informatlon toi
'Peter EVIcLaughlin
Woodford, Vl.
EDITOE HOWE
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