Semi-weekly Windham County reformer., August 06, 1901, Image 1

About Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901

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Let all tho endi tlmu aime.t at be thy Country's, thy Hod's and Truth's.
TIIKKK CENTS I'Ell COI'V.
VOLUME XXVI.
BRATTLEBORO. VERMONT. TUESDAY. AUGUST 6, 1901.
NUMBER 3.
WANTED.
V
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iiux Umi, Kttfl L'utiy N. H.
ir,TI.l-. IU- U.t 1111 V. .... V
iM t 't'iit e In furmliitf ftml (r'nt;rui cod-
t FlbherB Uluuu, N. Y
V
a.I;D l'i i iiu vav.- i no neiornwr
,,,' a r.ul'Mntf iiupublUoi tor you that will
iiTAVTr.U liitin it' wui h uiui uvu uu uur
t . UU IIAKUSON A UO. 1-tf
M1
is
rtTKO. Man with bhi all family to
i.t.;tr'l mnif-eii ami wutk on larm. in
K.J i;.uu.. ll4-4t
TANlfcl-11 conlH woon iMit. A ipiy to
T . Ill'Uh M At I r.K,
No. Luveretl, Mass,
rNTKlP VVchln(rs to do at homo. Mus
AKill'oN. a rorusi birut-i, gruuuu iiuur.
H)2lt
rvi ki IMh washer.
i r.i., (.onuru jhku.
SILYEKDAI.K IIO-
KNP vmir Jt'l'in f s to Dk. K. F. Johnston,
1 Krc-t "t.. .tn'i he win come to your rusv
f aii ) remove your teeth nun pain. iiMf.
r-Tri-econil-liHiiil TvpewrUer. Att
I ,irfc r.u T-.Ti, Pruttk-boro 72tf
KV
fA. 1 Kl. Cuioiners for quantity of
lu.ye ii u-, num. injune ai vai.i.ky
AlS CO,' MH II K. II
It will pay yoc.
HlDJeantof carriage or sleigh painting, to
.. at i'f"r)ur o o. itinui ami taum hi. or si-uck-
Stable, f U ticittbB wurjt. d. iuiiubuv.
WANTED WOOL.
Market Price Paid.
E. H. DAVENPORT,
)lf West Brattleboro, Vt.
D"
rvKJiTISTKY In all Its orani'hcs. Teeth ex.
LI ir:i fe.l without pain. H. It. KlSKEAl), U.
S..SJ Main Sirect. aoir
THE PROFESSIONS.
. OKU. H. ANtltSKSOX, 1'hyslclnn
mil Surceon. Oilice and resilience SS
n street, suritcry, in nil us uraueces, a
ti-laitv. i mice hours: until iu a. in., 1 to -.mi
?A to s evening, ieiepiiuuu -irouKo
Stf
X. GOI.llTH WAIT. DDK,
Surilnkl'l, Mass., Thursdays,
1 Saturdays.
Dentist,
PrMaya
IA0O.V HOOKBR. Atiornevs at Law
I'rai'tlce In State ami Keileral Courts Ver
ot, JlasKicliusctts, New llainpslilre and New
rk. Hand 14 Ullery llulldlng. '4-tf
K. H. L. WATERMAN. 41 Klllot St.
tioe Hours: to 1 30 A 6 to 6 P. M.
Of-4t3tf
tVATKK.MA ii. itiAKTim, Attorneys at
ti Law, Hank Block, Brattleboro. Vt.
P. BAK8KII. D. u. 9., Union Block,
over Greene's ilrujr store, Brattleboro, Vt.
TO RENT.
rTVJ RR.T Tenement four rooms, 6 Urnvc
X .street. Stf
J Ktm iiIuk water, nimlert:
101 -t I
81x roJtn Tenement, till one lloor.
o.
ii. W. KIKiKTT (JO.
rio KKN I'-rive room Teneinent
1 eoiu water, hath Sr. ig.
101-lf
liot and
8. W. KDCiETT CO.
ri14 RKNT. Hoom is In l llery Itiillillnir,
X. north enrner tootn oerlooklnif river, inonii
tain and Main street, steam heat, runnlitfr.
water. Also a small adjolnlmr room If wanted.
Suitable for olllce or apartment. lteuotmhlft
rents. Apply to A. L. Mavsaud, liootn Sn. Mil
TT0 HUNT-Up stairs Tenement, Brooms, on
.1. Terrace street, to lie vacated bv K. K. Lett
singer, as he leaves town, and ready .lone 1.
All modern Improvements, one best tenement
In town. ii tf Cham. Minkk.
rno BRST.-llooir 2e.
X. lookiiifr river and mountain.
mo RKNT. Hoom 1
J corner olllces uliabie for any
1'ilery Building, over-
hteam hetit.
rtinntntr water, very iiirnt, ttiry atnl attrac.
ttve. Reasonable rents. Also a small eontiect.
Inr room If wanted. ApplytoA. 1.. Maynhi,
Uoom 20. tf
. Tilery nulldlnir. Fine
bti'tlness.
overlooks Main street. Very attractive, light und
alrv, r'innlntr water, pas aiid electrics. Applv to
A. L. llAVNAiti), ltoom it). hvit
riio HUNT. Klve Honrs In l llery BulMlng
L annex, sttltaiilo for storage or llirht manu
facturing. Each lloor contains l'juo siptare feet,
well lighted and all modern appliances. Apoly
to A. I.. Mav.vaiiii, Hoom an. Wtf
FOR BALK.
1jn HAI.K-I.ailv's
! .South Main Street.
laiully horse.
17tH ha lK Two second hand ladles' blcv
: i les In good order. J.'. Illrge St. lo4-il
1,'OR S4I.K-A llrst class, fi
ship lu lluslness College.
OlUce.
full course scholar.
i'.' Iteforiner
1 si
HOK WALK-A
J- ano. Moilern. llrst clais
second hand Chtckerlng l'l
condition, nearly
asgoiiiias new. will tie soio Tor less utan one
thtrdlls CAist. Address Box i'4, Urattli;buro,Vt
7-lt
TiOK SILK.-A nice (op buggv. Imiulre of
X! (iVNii C. or F. I. Wilmam. liiattle
boro, Vt. c.Mf
P
OK KI.K-An 1. lt'iil t'ahli liCL'i-HT; new
iintl In perfect comlltluu.
tlreas "J'eaie Hefot incr.
A tmiKUtU. A'l
73-tf
F
IOH SALK-Chean Second han.l !U) H. 1
drtvlnir pulley, A II In gootl order.
u et iminmereiou.
John Tait
:ttf
STKAM RAW ANO HHINULK MILL
For HhI. Ample ower; rtvur Station;
plenty of ttmlier: no oilier mill In vicinity. Of
fered' at a very low price. Addret-i Box 4--,
Keene, . 11. oir-iuir
For Sale.
Sadawga Springs
111 l l.X.ll V.M, VT.
Hotel Open May loth, 11101.
For Transient and Summer Guets. Good liv
ery In connection. Oueet will lie met at the
train. Telephone connection. Rates resnnnabie.
w-l:uu GEO. R. WHIPPLE, Prop.
PAN-AMERICAN
EXPOSITION.
Special Low Kates ami a variety of Tours
via ttie
RUTLAND RAILROAD
to BUFFALO
and RETURN,
Pullman I'aface Sleeping Car to Kutfalo via.
Norwood and N. V. C, without change.
The lowest rates offered hy anv line, with the
(special attraction of a trip nems the Inland
of Lake Chaiupliitu and through the Thousand
is in mis.
Call on or write our agents for full detail.
Or C. B. H., G. I'. A. lOl l.'t
Wanted Immediately
A customer for tlie following Heal Estate : No.
6 Walnut St.. the Willard house, recently va
cated by F. I. Flske. This Is one of the best lo
cations in town. House contnlns 10 living rooms
In tfto.i repair, modern Improvements and Is de
sirable In every respect lor a business man's
home and will be sold on easv terms If uuceseury
100 tt S. W. EUlittfT a co , Agents.
AMES CO.VLAMJ, M. D., Physician and
Suri'i-on. urattleboro, Vt. Oflice In CroBby
kk. Kcsldence, No. 3 Walnut St. Office
i-ji frum s to S a.-rn., 1 :30 to 8, and 7 to p. m.
iKfcD B. PIMiltKK. Attoiney and Coun-
sikT at Law.Sulti ltor and Master In Chan
7. loliectloiie promptly made. Chester, Vt.
IK E. It. LYNCH, office and residence 40
I Eiltot St., limUetjArc, Vt. Ollico hours
10 a. m 1 to 3 and 7 to a p. id. Ctf-.'rtu
KO. II. GOKIIAN, M. D. Whitney
ISijfk, Main Street, Brattleboro Practice
M t the dcseasea of ibe Eve. Ear. Throat.
. So.-e. OiKce hours, 9:30-12: 1 p. m.-4, Tues-
( htj rl'lays only. Bcmalnder ot week at
UHX E. GALE), Attorney at Law, Guilford,
Lrmom. isf-iimuir
TlR. F. O. PK.TTKK, Oentl.t, Cro.by
r nioi a. over ii omen's drug store. wjii
S. PRATT, M. D., 18 North Main street,
itrattlehoro. (ttUce uoura until 9 a. n:
J-30 p. m.; t:30 to 6 p 4Hf
'EEMONT HAMILTON, M. D. OHM
sin itesineiice, o, 6 north main street.
Jiuntll a. m.; 1 to 2.30 and early evening
i Su-.ilays, 1 to 3 p. m. Telephone call.
' iy
MEKCAATILK.
LAPP .IONKS, Book., Stationary,
'ncy booils. Pictures and Framing, liyi
A1IHOWSACO.. HholtMl. and retail
uealersln CtipJnnf nil kind., (lltica No. liS
sirect. Urattleboro V17-
TRADES.
pRATTLF.BOKO CUSTOM UAl'NnKir,
i:mn st., boods called for and nenv
Lace curtains a specialty. Telephone
ct'on. r 47 j. I
KATTLEBOKO
liesnlllK Work..
plirlttor
STS.AM
8 Fl&l Si, K.
CARPET
H. lnomaa,
3iyllr
DHV I) 1 I I V f . T.-, DnfhM
I , up one nignt. Cleansing, repairing
r - .vos.u uoue at anon nonce.
Uwlv
T B
f'.hrifll At
J At O Its, Hort Shotluff and
fyi
V, Ht "ALL, Canenter and Slater. Deal
26tf
IXSCHAXCK.
TiCy;er3F0r In Slit-min Jfinnft.
ESTAHLiRMFr. iw tjn
",.M"f,:'l, L!fe. AecMenu Plate Giaaa. Km-
f Dovd S. 8. (Jo. lTtr-tufr
ARTHUR H. H. LEWIS, D. V.S.
Veterinary Surgeon.
Graduate Western Veterinary College, Kansas
City, Mo. Surgery In a',1 lis lli anchcs.
Oilice at C. S. STOCK WEI. I. 'S STABLE.
Telephone 5?.J BearCrjaby Hlo k.
IW-'Ji.t
HERE IS A CHANCE
To J(!t 11 O0ll
Lawn Mower for $2.75
i: e s t
G RorKIUK S
of all kinds.
Special 3 lbs. Cherry Prunes fur -V. nine
bei rle. and other lrults. Telupliotie cull 44-:t.
t-H-lt J, E. Bt'HIINKLI., .'Ii Flat M.
FARMS FOR SALE.
If vou want to trade fr a farm or other real
estate, or it you tuive any to suit let uie hear
from you. fiytf
J. A.MIM-Kil, Kan Diimmereton, Vt.
JJ'ox Salo,
One new two-story limine mi Pleat-ant ,ten
rooiim, Crowe II water to Iioum and connrrtcd
with hewer. Land A feet ivont. Hi feet hack'
Also ft) me gmid lots to lullid en and home other
tfCUfd nropeity for f-al . I all and ee iripeiiy.
Mimt be bold C. V. WAI(I. 12 Pletnam St.
4 tf Biatilehoro, Vt
GLYNN'S
DYSENTERY
TABLETS
Contain no Opium or other harmful drug.
Cure all form e of Dysentery, Plarrho-H, Sum
liter t. omplalnt. gilfdngand C4'ltc paln IMMK
IH ATKL V, and ilu nl coriHliaie ur produce
fever hut remove all Intlammuikii and fever
and leave you In natural condition. Are eiee
laily good for the ehUdren.
'4.?c a box nt all dealers or by mall.
"I had a severe cae of summer complaint (hie
month and It continued for ten dayt. J Med
several remedied, tiu they did me no good. I
llnallv got a Imx of tilvrn'h Ientcry Tub.ets
and four of them entirely cured me."
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR.
Bellows Falls, Vt., Aug. Jl, Hn.
WALTER B. GLYXX.
Munufa.'turlng Pharmadtft, Saxtons River, Vt.
Keep a Bottle of
TOILETIIME
llatnlv for
4'lothes l'eel,
Iroiiitii,' Iioanl,
Vt'ringer,
Hay Fork,
Hay ltake,
Hoe,
Shovel,
Scoop Shovel,
Manure Fork,
Screen Doors,
. l.(W
from l.ts'i up
.40
A 1.00
Poultry Netting, G."c yr VK) sqr. feet.
Xails, eta per lb.
Glass. Putty. Screws. Bolts. Brads, Tai ks,
Ac, at a low iig.ure. Leave orders for Awn-
'"KS St DON A. WILDER'S
Job Shop, 40 Elliot St.
IVY POISONING
Hun. .IlMIN K. lit ssfi.i., ex'-eontrrcsstnan
ami candidate lor coventor of .Mass., wrote:
Sotwithstandinc I am under a physician'
care, 1 am Using Toiletine, with the vcrv best
results, for Ivy Poisoning.
It is one of the cleanest, most ai:reeallo lo
tions I have ever used."
All Druggists, : ami DO cents.
C. E. DOWXEK, A-ent.
Do You Send
Your KKFOIf M Kit, after reading It, to the
boy or girl or ri latlve or trlen i at tnjmu d'ntant
point? If no, we can tto It hetter and eheai'cr
for yon bv nuilllng direct from tue olllce, ami at
Hi other end they will get ll wnllu tl t new and
fresh. Write tor term.
L
(KiT-July k betwern South Main .Struct
button Sm k coat. Dark bine -hevUr. Suitable
reward wi I he paid on leaving coat at V. II,
IlAluil's, Klilol utieet. .'l it
NOTICE.
IIEAIiKTOi'S-for the graves of W 1.
IHTI.EU, Vt. (avalrv; MAUSIlAl.l, IIAP.
;)OI). tub Massachusetts: IV K. Itltn T IN.
Sharp Stionteri., and H. (J. hi. MS, 2i New
Hampshire, are now awaiting cialmauis ut the
Railroad Kepot. 3 It
CO TO CLEASON'S t
Fresh Vegetables.
Corn, Shell Beans, Strim; Beans, N'cw
Cabliaije, Bet!., ( al lots, Unions, lVas
Fresh Every MornhiK.
Also
Peaches
M'ati-riutl'iiis. C'autclopes,
Pears, l'hiins and Tomatoes.
J. E. GLEASON,
3J EI.LInT STItEET. t
AUCTION SALE.
-
At HKOH x's Sl.tm.K. s,alurday. August 3. t
J P.M., HAY MAKE with foal, 7 years old,
perfecliy kind and clever, t)ongihg to htte
VV. 1'. Itandail. Also llht road wagon, lUs-k.
well ami Sherwln l'liaetou and two light slijslu
Irlvlng harness.
It. C. BACON, Administrator.
C. P. Gii.son, Auctioneer. 1 it
s (i,Ki,cini'ii ljii... (iTCT'n . i
ur,.iau.a run iA3Ltt.vAir.
Life Insurance is a moral force.
It stitlens a man's spine, gives pow.
ertohis act, imr-'a.cs his happi
ness, improves his credit aid ren
ders bi family and his own old aire
entirely safe. It is his duty to work,
his privilege and opportualty to
save.
(Correspondence so llcilf d . )
r
BAILEY'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Sella Everything. Addreci
17. JT. B AIL33X,
Kyther Block, Brattleboro, Vt.
Wanted Immediately
A customer for the followinir Heal Estate:
Xo. 21 Canal St. This I:: a two tenement
house In tfood repair and rented to ifood par
ties. The house has modern improvements
and is located so as to be accessible to the
business part of the tow n, and also the dlller
ent industries. To anv one wanting an in
vestment here Is a iwd chance, as It Is about
alwavs well rented.
100-tf S. . fcUliK l 1 t u , ai;ciii.
fVanted Immediately
n-tumi r for a Beautiful Home la West
;Wiro. Uiiu.e. barn and two acres of
"" a few mingle, from end of eKK-trlc
l.iiijiiiiur water, bouse slated, blind-
tenement
May lti, Mill.
E ARE BUYIXf J WOOL
F. Kicii.ni)so & Co,
M-tf
S. W. EDGETT & CO.,
Real Estate! Investments
Xow is a good time to buy a
House for investment or a Home,
call ou us and see what we have.
Farms, village property, any
thing on earth.
S. AV. Eixiktt & Co
TAYLOR & SON,
Cen'l Agents,
BRATTLEBORO. VT.
NHLADEL NIMDISASTES
DEAD 10 TO 20
FIVE lll'ILDINOsi IVHKCKEI)
U KXI'LOKIOW,
mm ilfcnown, lint Hnppoi.il to Be
ll.rnl of G..OIIU.-A Kir. llr.sk. Out,
AddlDK to ilia Horror of til. Seen.
l'liiladeltiliin, Auir ii, A terrilic ex
nltision In n blot' It of six buildings on
tjftiu street aov lutitli tonight com
tjit'teiv wrecked live or the structurp.
and caused tlii death of from 10 to 20
or niort; ppr$nn. Oyer two score of
others were more or le?s acriotisly in-
juieti. Mitns ot ftinri! taken to the hos
pital will die. It is cstira.ited that at
least 3"i persnng were in the rive build
ings' wheu the explosion occurred, und
the exact number of dead will probably
not be kbown for 21 bourn.
The explosion occurred at 9..I0 o'clock.
Miat exploded and how It happened is
nor. Known at tnis tiniJ. but it sun
posed to have been a barrel of gasoline
iu one vl th three grocery store..
With the exception of So lOW the
front walls of the building were blown
outward mto the stieet. while the floors
and roofs wereblown out and fell straight
to the ground. Almost a radius of two
blocks of buildings was ntlected by the
explosion, windows beibg blown out
and other damage being done. Build
ings on the opposite fide of Locust
street were more or less wrecked, but
none of them fell.
Terrible ctits went up from the ruins
trie tuooient tna explosion occurred.
Women, children and men were seen
crawling from the debris, while the ago-
nmr.g cries of others were heard in the
wreckage. From all the surrounding
buildings injured people ciime running
and fell In the street unronscious. To
add to the horror fire broke out in the
debris the moment it settled to the
ground and within five minutes the great
pile was burning fiercely from end to
end. A general uluru: wis sent in for
fire apparatus anti aiiibularces and in
the meantime the work of res;ue was
voluntarily begun by those in the neigh
borhood that were not ir jured.
When the firemen reached the sesne
the tJiiine. had gained great headway
and were igniting the buildings across
the street. Tbe lire, however, was soon
under control with the eiceptiou of a
small blaze here and there and was ex
tinguished in a few minutes. The work
of digging away the ruins was then be
gun in earnest. Near the edge of tbe
debris several injured men were taken
out and sent to the hospitals
nile the firemen and policemen were
digging into tbe debris and hauling
away Heavy timbers In several sections
of the wreckage cries were heard from
uie cellar of the .Mount:iiu grocery
store. Fifty men with ropes aud tackle
were immediately put to work a', that
point, and pulled away the rooting and
flooring, which i.' d fallen into a mas
sive heap. Krom the bottom of the pile,
doubled up, were taken a man and wo
man. I he man was able to speak, but
the woman was apparently dead. While
the work of rescue wa going on in tbe
exploited block hospital attendants and
others made a search of all the damaged
bouses on tht! opposite of the street, and
almost a sc re of persons were taken to
Various hospitals from these places.
Tbe .le'lli rsnn and I'ennsvlrania hos
pitals were soon crowded with the in
turcd. N'otie of those taken to the hos
pital have died up to midnight. Two
hundred men are now at worn clearing
away tbe wreeKage.
XEW FILIPINO LEADER
PROCLAIMS BITTER WAR.
AT LKASTSl'CH UOCCMESiT
At'PKAItS AT BONO KOSU.
setf
l;a r,,-b'. or exchanged lor
Mb Hrattletwro.
" S. '.V . E DUETT 4 CO..
E DUETT 4 CO., Agents.
PARL F. CAIN.
TAILOR.
I '-v'M Mid Herairing of Ladles' and
f r. . i. .. ...
.,urui. leaning ana press-
tUrVe i Arer.t for Lew.ndo'a Dye Co.,
r 1; Itr s Improved Coat Hanger..
f Main St.. . RLHIahnrn
PATENTS-
DESIGNS .
T.ADE.MARKS .
AMD COPTRIGHiS.
lire - vei.istii
...u -"uinesct-,
" o -'bain 1'aLenu'
U " So fr till patent
silfil Lam.. w.riaa.tM. D C.
FREE
JULIUS C. TIMSON.
REAL ESTATE AGENT 4 .AUCTIONEER
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
IS Union Block. Claremont. N. H.
Established IS). Long Dta. Telephone.
Horses For Sale !
Just Arrived This Day.
Monday, June 10th.
Full Carload of Horses,
... i a mi,'h,i mm
tome and sre iirm. . ( .K ETa-o rents a word for first Insertion;
and iinsle worker, and driver, .mornr toein. rcDt , woM f(jr ncb ,abet,Ucllt tntcrUon.
I have Ihlrty-nve norses iu k-
At X'o. t Elliot street.
G. E. GILMAN, Proprietor.
Braftlclioro, June 10. V1.
All Ready for Business.
Put a proposition in the RE
FORMER want columns and
you'll rind plenty of people who
are looking for just that kind of
a proposition. And it doesn't
matter what kind of a proposition
it is, either, so long aa it is con
sistent.
A few cents will put a few lines
liefore many thousands of Ver
mont's liest people.
w-tf
For News Read The Reformer
rATROIS WIIA PLEASE ne tner
an.,-, wad to this eflw-e tbe f 'J .'! and aumhet
of tiielr Dew addrr, to ln.nre prompt and ae
euraie rtrllvrry of ttie paper. They will aiM
faror ot a. well a. tbrmseive. by (Tiring proi-rr
. jOcc ot aay tabur. uwpan .1 oar earner.
So.ptrloua of II. C3.norn.Be.. O.n
C'alll. a Traitor D.atb Threat. u.d to
all whoSurr.ndii,
Manila, Aug 5 Miguel Malvnr, who
has been recognized as the successor of
Aguinaldo by the Filipino junta at tlocg
Kong has issued a proclamation dated
July Hi, copies which arrived here tbis
morning. giving assurance to the natives
of tbe continuation of active campaign
and expressing hops for its successful
issue.
The proclamation, of which 50.000
copies have been printed, purports to
emanate from batangss. It is a
characteristic insurgent document.charg
ing the Americans with all sorts of
atrocities. It recounts the losses of
guns and ammunition and the death
of four distinguished American otllcers
on July 10, all of which it savs tbe
authorities concealed. Tbe procluuiatiou
threatens Gen Cailles with death for
treachery and warns ail Filipinos who
surrender that they will never be able
to live outside the Ameiican iines.
The American otlicials believe the
proclamation was really written by
Agoncilio (tbe former represectatie rf
Aguinaldo iu Europe) at Hone KoDg
tbat he, probably, has never seen Mal
var. Strong efforts are being' made by
tbe police to prevent the distribution
of tbe proclamation.
SCICIDEOr WELL-KNOW!.
CITIZEN OK MILTON
Dc.ponft.nrv the Probable Can.. Had
Att.nipi.fl galcld. Before.
Milton, Aug 5 II A Phelps, an fa-
teetteil and oliltinr.e citizen of .Milton,
committed suicide by baneirjg Kund.y
night and was lifelets wben discov
ered. Ha bad been despondent for
KM Pit ESS FHEOEltlt'K
DIED LAST NIGHT.
Kala.r William at H.r U.il.ld. KIiie
Kilvvarit Hnrryfnit to th. Scmt-Tli,
Ulil.at Daughter of Victoria II. r Sad
Llf..
Oonberg. Aug . Tbe d iwager Kni
prcs Frederick 0. died at 0:15 p m.
The ex-Kmpress Frederick Victoria
Adelaide Marv Louisa, the Princess
Koyal of England was born November
Jl, IS40, eldest duugbter of tueen
ictotia, and was niatiiedto tbe late
Kmperor Frederick 111, of Germany, on
January 2o, ls., and uud seven children
of whom the eldest is the present
Kmperor, William II, who arrived at her
death bed at .":!.
She fell a victim, as ber husband did
to the scourge of mankind, tba relentess
cancer. Hut ir is said the immediate
cause of her death was dtopty.accompan
ing the cancer. The remarkable vitality
of the dottager empress astonished ber
physicans. 'lie retained consciousness
to the end.
Her life in some respects has been
pathetic reminder of the irony of the
fate cf those who hold high place. Toe
daughter of queen and empress and
wife of an emperor, it would seem that
she. if anvone would enjoy power and
prestige among tbe monarchs of hurope
She was long an object of Elsmark's
ani.nosity and even her son, the present
Kmperor, has treated her with scant
respect.
Uefore ber htisbaod'a succesion to
tht'fthroce she had to face the fact that
he: was snftering from an incurable
nialadv, and it was largely because of
her etlbrt in securing tho testimony of
lr Morell Mackenzie, who declared
that iredenck s throat nmieation was
not cancer, tbat Frederick. then crown
prince, was not obliged to give up his
claims to tbe throne of Germany, But
three months after bis accession to tbe
throne her husband died, her toe.
W illiam succeeding hiin.
She has bad eight children, four sons
and four daughters; only two of tbe
sons survive.
King Edward and Queen Alexandria
will leave for v Marlborough house
tomorrow. It Is not likely they will
start lor Merlin until Wednesday.
RUTLAND RI MSELLERS
GET GOOD BIG DOSES.
f'KO.n THE IS.lfJVCTION I'UOCESM.
C'haiii.llor T.rt Unit Kournf Hi. in lo
I'rl.iut and Iinpo... $ ir.io l'l,,.. Kur
innif-miit or Court Owner, anil r"rt
Clwn.ra of riul dliiK. Nhare In the Meill.
rlii.-'-Owu.r.hlp" ChanK.. Ho No1
Avail.
Ifutlanrl, Vt, Aug 5. Chief Justices
b J H ft of HurliiiL'tim was In this eitv
this morning and disposed as chancellor
01 several cases of contempt of court
by violations of Injunction, which were
heard Juno 21 and Julv 2.( anil 21.
Heavy lines were Imposed in most of
the casts and in three, instances im
prisonments were ordered in addition
o the lines. The temporary Injunction
cases were not disposed of today. Tbe
chancellor announced that he woulu
came the time for that purpose later.
Willam Dupao was; fined 7.V
John Karrett wa- tir.el $150 aril
sentenced to prison for six riioth.
Lapao (' Craipen was fired t"5(l,
John Welch line I i?5(l0.
Jnti'i-st Kattlps lined S'250.
: Walter Jasiiiir.e, fined J'sOO and sent
to prison for aix months.
James Gilrsin fined f250 ninl sen
ternneil to six ntoit'isi inipriso'impct.
Patrick Hatiett waa let off frm
imprisnnment on liia promise pi the
chanci llnr tu cborairay his bar ami
pnrapherrnlia at the Urorsaick lmtel
and never SL'iin enjSKe in the iralli.'.
Martiu Me Ma lion, wan lined sC,(io
ami sect to prison for six months.
The cases auainst Stone ,v tlimonds
and C H Lawlur were held for the
present.
In the Outran esse the chancellor
BBid he thought that tbe testimony
tended to show that iJugan still main
tained an interest in tne drug store
on Center street. He thought that
tbe proprietorsh ip of tbe place was a
singular one and the manner of con-
lucting tho business as nisclosei in
the testimony wes rente singular still.
In the cases of Stephen Cr.it! i a,
,lames Battles, Walter Jasmine and
John Welsh, the t.hBrcellor decided
t list C'ragin wasi the original nwnor of
th building and tbat be titill coetin
ued tn hold an interest in it. Hat tics
.as adjudged a part owner or st least
a nsrvHtt of the o'ner of the builttirg.
Jasmine nctl Welsh were consitl
ered as also conreeteu with the bui
cess. The i harcellor 6aid that t est i
in on y shoed that each man had con
ducted an iirhwful tr? tlie in liijuor.
in ine case m .lames and ratrick Ui
rain the chancellor raid that he wa
convinced that the former bad owned
tbe establishment where liquors were
sold on Strongs avenue several years
ago and he still maintained an interest
ill it. He gave littte credence to tlie
testimony in regard to the owner-hip of
the property changing; bands.
KICATTLEDUKO SOCIET.
8t.wart-Uav.na.
Miss XeJKe H Stewart of this pltce
and Hurry K Havens of Jinstou were
quietly mimed at fUO o'clock this
morning, at the Catholic parsonage,
l!ev Kr Cunningham performing the
ceremony. Tbe bride was prettily at
tired in a brown Bilk, with ecru ligur
and lace trimmings. The uc iv married
couple left on the 10.3(1 tnin 'south for
a wedding trip, which will include a
visit to the l'n n-American Exposition.
In their return they will reside in
lloston.
Tho Miller family will bold their
ainual reucicn al Urooltsiuc Park
Thursday.
The Vermont Wheel cltiij will bold
o meeting tb is evening at 7:30 at tea
rooms tu decide about lie IJ day.
There will be a special meeting of th
Voung Men's Catholic union, at S
o'cloca, Thursday evening. In the paro
chial school hall.
There was a large attendance at the
lawn partv given by the Swedish Con
gregational society on tbe church
grounds. Saturday evening.
The " Colon iitl Dames of Urattle
linro" are requested to u.ect ut the
lirouks House, oa .Saturdiv r.ext. Au
gust 10th, at .'i p w. A full attccduiee
is tie-ired.
ULEW HIS HEAD (IFF.
OlttNliK FA KM EM'S SCICIDIC.
It SaT.d Bl. Itaby.
My baby was horribly sick with the
diarrhoea, we were unable to cure hun
with the doctor's assistance, and as a last
resort we tried Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Itemedy, said
Mr J 11 Loalr ol W illiams, Ore. "l am
some time and had tried to make! happy to fay it gave immediate relief
way wiin nimseii oeiore, uui nau nt-eu ; und a complete jcure. tor sale by
prereoteu. lie leive. a ft lie ana a Brooks House 1 barmacy.
targe grown-up liiinny.
rMend. of the Refrtrtrer who rierlre to do tM.
paper a lavor. are rene.tel to r nfrett to tbclr
attorney, or rrooate CAurt to have ie.al .dver. I
llwrntriu In which leey ar. Uitereweil placed la ,
the Eefonner. Particular care 1. taken of th .
elaMot advertl.lr!. and itarirtivta the Refrrmtr
ro'uvn.H reacoe. all tr.e people ot itli KCtloc
a. buaUWM matter U d red to do.
Do You Send
Vc.ir IJEFORMF.R. after readln. It. to tlw
l.ov or rlri ur relative or friend at tome disiai t
txiiot? If r-i. we can do it isttrer artl cheaiw-r
for yoo I'T Kaillnr d;ns-t from the oflir;. ar.d at
me otner tr-i iwt will .et U wUie It U new
ltd inch. Wr'.te tur term..
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II. rl Shool. Illiiia.lt-ltlcw III. Urn In.
All lli'ir IEoiiiii.
( lielsea, Aug 5. William Hunt, aged
21 )cars, a resident of Cutter Cirm-r in
the town of Orange, committed suicide
Sunday forenoon, by shooting himself
in tho head with a -II calilre revolver.
He leaves a wife nod one child.
Yestcreay forenoon at 10 o'clock. Mrs
Hunt anil ber mother started out into
the pasture to pick raspberries. When
they were a little, way from the house
they Heard a sound whicn Mrs Hunt savs
was like "throwing a big stone against
the barn." This was probably when her
husband tired the fatal shot.
They thought nothing of it at the
time and vent on. buc a few minutes
later it, bean tu rain and they went
back to the house waiting on the 'piazza
until the shower passed, when they
again went after berries and did rot get
baek until nearly two o'clock.
Xot tinding ber husband in the front
part of the bouse, Mrs Hunt thought be
must be taking a nap and went to tbeir
back room, when she found his bodv
dead on the rloor with the emiitv re
volver clasped in bis right hand.
lie had apparently stood Iu front of
tbe mirror, placed the revolver within
an inch of bis head itist ba'k of bis
right ear. and pulled tbe trigger. Tbe
bullet pasted through his head and
lodged in the ceiling at some distance
after passing through one partition.
ihe size of the revolver made tbe
wound a fearful one, the back side vt
hi. bead bciog practically torn In
pieces, the blood and brain matter scat
tered about the room. Death ot course
was Instantaneous.
At a corouer'a inmost the evidence
introduced showed that Hunt bought
the farm where he lived and D ild Slow
down aod agreed to pav SilKJ more the
first ol October. Hist wife's parents
lUranu Mrs waterman irom Hardwtck'
came to live with them and the neigh,
bors supposed that Mr Waterman was
to help pay for the farm, but two weeks
.go Mr Waterman went away and since
that time Hunt was very despondent
and downhearted.
Mrs Hunt stated that she found her
husband with a pistol in his hand sev
eral days ago and took it awav from
him as he acted queer, but she thought
he hud gotten over his attack of tbe
blues yesterday.
Yesterday morning Hunt borrowed
the revolver he used of a man working
for him sayicg be wanted it to shoot a
cat.
Sn in in. rinse.
Mrs Patrick GuiIipbii and daughter,
Mrs Keger Donahue, leave Tbtirsdty
fnr a several weeks' visit with Mm
(jluiheen'a sister at niiighampioa. N
V. Mrs Donahue will Epend a wetk
at the Pa--American xcositioa at
iiutlalo, before they return. C W
Wik'in and fauiily hare returned from
a two week's outinu at Glourestor,
Mess. R W lie Wolfe nod wife re
turn! d yssterday from bu o-titg at
clock Island.
Piughain Chapter. O K S, will hold
n basket tjiccic at Centr.l Park.
Verton, nest Tuesday, tu which nil
Mssocg sod tfjf-ir families are, cor
dially invited. Tickets for ruiino trip.
S cents fcr adtlrs, aod 15 cents f.r
children. Hot coffee will be furr.ished
by the Chapter to all members und
friends, Tbe parly will leave on tbe
l':07 a m train rerurn at 5:45 p m.
Merchant H P Wellman and wife
are at Ilyannis-ort for tvo or three
weeks. Lawyer A F Kchwenk and
ife left Thursday for a week at
Block Island. Miss Hattie Dicker
man went from Bcstoo to Lake Suna
pee Saturday for ber summering.
A K Wood left yesterday for Did
Orchard for an outing Hen and Mis
,1 J Kstev left Sunday afiernoot to
bring their grandchildren from Fec
wick. Cone, H'ttimiiig today.
Mi? Mary Fitts and her
Stanley, are at Mire:, Ma"
a.i.-.ih.
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We have lieen nstnr this .pare lo ten yon
aUHitthe i;Fsr Lift: ivst ;.t.v-; .v riF
W)Kl.lt, t,ur we also want to remind joa that
we arc arent. for all ktn-le of laeuranee.
II. E. Tatlok & Sox.
Aiie'i.t Ambling.
Mis Ma'jd Vniirc left Smird.r for
th" Fan-American Kxc osiiicc. - .Mi's
Urftl ara Murphy leaves tomorrow fi-r
a visit in Irtiian Orchard. .Mus
IiM Ct.lnn.an went to White
Kiver Jiin-tion yesteraay fur a tr-.o
Keiks' visit with relative. Miss
I.t-caAher left tt u'iy lur a isit iu
Scrir.gfii-lU and liartfi.r.l. Miss M.iv
l.avilic return'-d ) esterday from i
w. fit's visit iu Sjiintrfielj and lu.iian
Orcbar. Mrs Katherice Ciliics .mil
granddaLglit.r. (irace McMabjr. i f
Kiti'blitirg are visiting relatives in
town. Miss Mary M (.'Outre spent
Sunday in L'elluws Kalis and left yes
terday' fir F:at HavethiU. N H.
where s' e will visit friend. M if
Katie O'Connor is visiting in lltir
linn!tp. Miss L;ng Eels is iu Wake
field, Mass. the guest of Miss Addie
llliiKtn. Mrs 11 S Jc.ssel.vii returned
Wi-dt.fsday from a courle mor.ths at
Keeli r's Uav tn Lake Cham laic 's
bb',re- ' . w , ,
,Ibs dregg is visiting relativts in
llrioiet ort. Coot. Mrs Jas liraiiy
lias returned from a two weeks' stat
in Rutland. Fred Schiller ii spend
ing a few das in Kridgeport, Conn.
Fri-nk IJiilines returr.ea S.ituniay
eight from a fcrtniahi's vacation in
Notthami ton and Anifcerst. i.
Barber and wite returr.ei Sat rday
night from 10 days in New London.
Fie-i Kced and wife left yesterday for
a visit at Manchester. N ll.
J 13 Manic, and A C Sp-nesr start
tonight for a week at the UulTslo Ex
position. Mrs K G llardie returned
last nigbt fro-n a fortnight in Hosloc.
Miss Alta Cray left today for a
visit in Swacton. C A Uorjen and
wife went lo Newport ye,terdy.
Mits Ea Maker has returi e l from a
few iImjs' visit ia Turners Fulls. Mr.
Haves returned yesterday from two
weeks' visit in Fair Haven.
Mrs J H llurkn returned jester.iay
from six weeks at her fi-rtter boine at.
Essci Junction.
Mr. Alfred Wood find nephew. Fran
cis Marion, left today for f. stay in
Westbrook. Conn. Miss I.uretia Tur
ner left today for a visit iu Athol,
Springfield and Northampton.
GOMEZ WKIIKS AITHKR LKTTER,
General Agta
National Life
luirrucc Co.
Brattleboro, Vt.
Ctihar. D.i.gatc. QMarrelllnf Over Mar
ti. Ptare la Ilt.torj Ooints an A n
M.xaltnt.. Gen Maximo Gome, lias written to
bis friend, Gen Vega, reganiiiig
tbe reports that he bal described
himself and Estrada Palma a. airexa
tionists. After rerrarkiig tbat be bad
come upon a referent-" to the matter
ia a, total paper in Puerto Pri-ci(e.
he nays: "To pretened that Smir
Palma and 1 are acr,ratinc i.-t.-i is
mad nes. Tbe best way to carrv out a
plan in to speak much cf it. For this
reason it (pptara tbat many Cubans
desire annexation ard lo ik to most of
tbe proruici'it chiefs of tbo revolu
tion to support tbe movemeet: but
trey Lave tried to convert to tbe
doctrine some tey old heretics. The
Piatt law ml:ed tbe questio- The
coest it ut ioeal convention waa not to
blame, as it bad tired the list cart
ridge io tie fee se cf absolute inde
pendence. A navnna dispatch today sar. tbe
constitutional convection is becoming &
laughing stock and i. wrangling over a
proposition to raise a fund lor .larti s
mother.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure'
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