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.l,5'.i A YKAK. $3.00 IF NOT tAIM IN ADVANCE. "Let all the end. thon ajmc.t at be thy Country thy (,od and Truth'.. " TIlltKK CUTS I'CIt CUI'f .
VOLUME XXVI. ' BRATTLEBORO. VERMONT. TUESDAY, AUGUST 20. 1901. NUMBER 7.
WANTED.
-none but expert.
Klauo linos.
,irll,l'Kl-
.'Irl for eeneral housework
vt . M aw lev, imp in street
I'lf
ft-. Warde1'
,i !v In pereuu to . u. ii mas. r. u.(
V.1 .-.
U KKiiiNu linos. eat
177. wTKO-Washing, at home. Done well
U and reasonable. iDcllvercrt promptly.
V vl nut l.y .lav or hour. For further par.
" ........ u..f.,rmcr office. 6-4t
ars ftinnt" -- -
i ...... n.ltntal.- n fiurnmnp fni .
.iv.room House, built about live years.
ivro'i8 nn ? - -
1 . i n . ... nn,l to h oartv waning a conven
"line lioaie, hi re Is a chance seldom otlcreil.
TO RENT.
TO RKNT. Tenement- four rooms,
Street.
Flat
7tf
T
O REST-Tenement, a Kim St. Call at
Dvk Hot sk. o-Qt
rrtu RKNT Hooms anil otlicc. In ttliery
X Butldtnir. Steam heat. Also four lloorB
wun power in annex. 4
To REST Tenement lour rooms, 6 Grove
street. stf
TO RKNT Six roam Tenement, all one lioor,
Running water, moden., tlu.
'"1" S. V. dlUETT ,t CO,
MEKCAKTILIC.
.-ice jii.
4-tf
EOGETT A CO.
m'rieni'e In farming anil general con-
" KuiiersUlanu.X.Y.
V maiJeii reirularly. the day it Is printed, to
se HA C tl ciUUUliiB I'rut'veuiuu iui jvu ium w.u
ve mori'V'
it'ATPl- man tn work and live on our
V t'iirilJ. W. K. KK'HAItUSON & CO. llf
TTANTKD WaphlDffg to do at home. Mrs.
V Ar?Hi'N, 22 Forest btreet, ground Hour.
AXTEO I'lch washer, silvebdale Ilo-
. n.Klffca tn Tn. K F .IniivsTfiv
S" Fri'.-i ?'t ;uid he will come to your real-
t .u.J reiiKive your teeth palu. 'Ji;-tr.
ft:c'l-e ha, bulk. Inquire at Valley
bSAis to.'s 01 no:. &Uf
It Wltl PAT YOU.
'n Tact of rarrlaee or slelfrh painting, to
; corner o So. Mln and Canal St. or Stock
'6 M&bJt. r'lret i !aaa work. O. B. Bameey.
lANTED-WOOL.
W Highest
Market Price Paid.
E. H. DAVENPORT,
(;f IVest Brattleboro, Vt.
THE PROFESSIOX8.
Urs. HOWES At TLCKKIt.
Dr. Bowen. Dr. Tucker.
Ee-Metce High St Office and re. Leonard
Otrtloun at Block: Block. Office hour. :
TJC to 8 a, . Tl!l 8.30 A. It.
H2r.. 1.80 to 3 P. M.
t.SCtoSP. M. 7 to S P.M.
DR. A. KNAPP, Uentltt, Hooter Block,
oh". BrOTks House, iiratt eboro
C. S. CLARK.
Block, lirattleboro
Dentist,
Whitney
yi
CLAPP JOP1E8, Bonk., Stationery,
Fancy Goods. Pictures and Framing, liiyl
D AHROW8 CO., wholal and r.tall
- dealer. In Coals of all kind.. Onice No. 33
nam streci. isruttieuoro z
1K8UHAKCK.
C. F. R. JF.NNE,
Successor to Sherman ft Jenne,
INHUHANOB,
ESTABLISHED IN 1867.
Fire, Mutual Life, Accident, Plate Olass, Em
ployers Liability, Elevator, Hartford Steam
Doner, Tornado, indemnity and surety Honds
North German Llovd S. S. Co. l'tf-tutr
TRADES.
BKATTLEKORO CUSTOM LAl'DIIT.
64 Elliot St., Goods callt-d for and ilellv.
eretl. Lace curtains a specialty. Telephone
connection. 47yl
BRATTLKBOKO
Cleaning Works,
Propnetvr
STEAM CARPET
8 Flat St, E. H. 1 nomas,
suyur
JOIIX DVNLEVV, Cn.toni Tailor, Rythcr
Block, up one flight. Cleansing, Bepalrlug
urn irresBinK uone mi snort nouce. iwtT
If H. JACOBS, Horn Sbo.tng and
r jouuing. canal at. siyi
CI H. HALL, Carponter and Slater. Deal
I er In .late. 24 Clark street. 2ttf
S. W. EDGETT & CO.,
Real Estatel Investments
Now is a good time to buy n
House for investment or a Home,
call on us and see what we have.
Farms, village property, any
thing on earth.
S. W. Eihjett & Co.
96-tf
A I, MII.LF.R, M. D., Physician and 8ur.
zeon, Hooker Blw:k, Hrattieooro, Vt. Olllcfl
:rji t t'.ii , 1 to i, t; :au to 5.
DK;0i
GEO. K. ASOifiRSOX, Physician
Surseon. Ollir-e anl residence as
treet. urirerv. in all Us brnnches
:v. unite hours: until 10 a. m., 1 to i.30
J' i los evening. Telephone "Brooks
Stf
I! X. GOLDTHWAIT, D. D. 8
Nfirllinei'l, Sla
Dentist,
Thursdays, Frlilays
Mrox i HDOKKIt. Atlornevs at Law
' I ri' ti'-t in 8t:ttt nii'l Keileral Courts Ver
r.Miisai liiiscti?, New Hampshire an"! New
.'. .:Diiii tilery liuiming. m-h
TH. II. L. W ATERM AN. 41 Elliot St.
IIJ fr.t Hours: 1J.:;0 to J HO A 6 to b P. M.
Of
46tt
VTATER.MAX &. MARTI.V, Attorneys at
fT Law. H.'ink Uiorte. KrAttleboro. Vt.
DE.VTItiTKV lii all lis branches. Teeth ex
iraoul without pain. It. U. Kinkead, I).
.Si Main Street. 28tf
fl F, BARUP.lt, D. D. 8., Union Block,
n1 Over Grtcnu'A ilnii. ntnre. Rrattlelmrn. Vt.
A.1ES co.LAD, M. D., Physician and
' surgeon, orattieboro, Vt. OrHce In Crosby
'-:. Etsldc-nce, So . 3 Walnut St. Office
ea from e to S a..m., 1 :30 to 3, and 7 to p. m.
UKED H. PIJGRKK, Attorney and Coun-f-
K'or at Law, Solicitor and Master In Chan-
uiuecuons promptly made, cnester, vi.
Ryt E. R.LTXCII, office and residence 40
J Elilot St.. Brsitlebore. Vt. Office hours
41 m i to i and 7 toil p.m. ett-rrtu
j'O. II. GOHIIA.M, M. D. Whitney
C", BlJok, Main Street, Brattleboro Practice
F"K tbe Jeseaees of the Eye, Ear, Throat,
Mm. Office hours, 9:80-12: 1 p. m.-4, Tue
r"iiaui IStf
U)lt. F. 6. PETTEK, Dentist, Cro.by
r Bl(c' Over Holden'. drug store. w4itf
JC,6;PRATT, M. D., 18 North Main .treet.
AiT tu "'oce uour. unui . 'u. ,
'-i p.m.; t:30tOS p 41tf
Ff rtDNT HAMILTON, M. D. Offlca
"isi'ioiice, io, 34 onn aiain otrees.
i?. c 5 1 to 2.80 and early evening
'"Mays, i to 3 p. m. Telephone call.
- ii iy
OJX e. gale, Attorney at Law, Wullford,
1 Hrmoct. l-104tufr
Wanted Immediately
.A 'fi:mr f.,r the followinx Real Estate:
i-.iDai m. This i;: a two tenement
tri :.,,! . rented to xooil par-
lae iK.ii-c Ii;,. nmilern improvements
itn u) a to arcessable to the
"it ' ,rt of 'llf town, ami ao the ilitler
,.. J;;"r f"'. To any one wantina; an in
"' , '' ' -"J'J'l chani'e. as it is about
'." I n-;;t.-i.
. KlMiETT .V- CO., Agents.
CARL F. CAIN,
TAILOR.
Altering anil Kepalrlntf of Lailles' anil
Men's Garments, ifleatilng anJ pressing.
Authorized Agent for Lewanilo's Dye Co.,
also Wlliler's Iuiiroved Coat Hangers.
117 Main St.
Brattleboro
JULIUS C. TIMSON.
REAL ESTATE AGENT A AUCTIONEER
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
IS Union Block, Claromont, N.H.
Establlslieil lfi. Long Die. Telephone.
BAILEY'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Sells Everything. Addret.
IP. JT. 33VI3L.33 3T,
Kyther Block, Brattleboro, Vt.
w
E ARE BUYING WOOL
W. F. Kkiiardsox & Co.
Maylti, lftil. 14-1'
ARTHUR H. H. LEWIS, U.S.
Veterinary Surgeon.
Graduate Western Veterinary College, Kansas
City, Mo. Surgery In all Its Branches.
Oflice at C. S. STOCKWELL'S STABLE.
Telephone 5S-2 Rear Crosby Block.
S3 2tit
Just a Cem !
10 acres, cine storr house of Ave rooms, Slix
80 foot barn, 2uoo sugar trees and the tools to
work them. Smooth fields, nice pastures, 100 M
feet of timber. Good, strong, deep loam. This
farm should bring 1.vi0, but to close it out. we
will take ;oo. Come and look It over. If you
do not llnd it as we represent In every particu
lar, we will pav your fare here and back.
Address, MUSS ft CO.,
103 tf Grange Block, Brattleboro, t.
FOR BALK.
I7UR SALE T"i Imirirvand harness.
! 22 Sot; rii Main St. "T-lt
Foil SAI.K Two horses. Ones four-year
old, bv Linden; the other a ten-vear-uld
marc ami a great roadcr. Ruth kind mid sale
loraladyto drive. Aleo buggy, elclglis, har
ness, A. All will go ar a bargain as I hirve no
use for tbcm now. S. IV. Kmc. it l', u Pearl St.,
Urattlehuro, Vt. tit f
FOR 8LK Surrv wagon, in g'iod running
ordcrnnd light ; also a Concord wagon. J.
U. Bakkh, ii lllrge St. ctf
FOR SAI.K cneap Lane's rotary-bed
planer, 21x12. Alo 2i-lnch bu7. planer,
retltted good as new. Also heavy mill pulleys
and ithautug. L. II. SrKl.LM.is. b-tf
7OH SALK-Goo.l work horse; weighs W
pouuds. W. F. Biciiakusiin Co.
Ml
SLAB WOOD
Hlm-k.
for sale. Inquire 4
Crosby
41 f
ITIoR SA LE Two si'conil hand ladles' bli y
J le In good order. 2." lllrge St. HH-tl
IOR SALK A first class, full course scholar
ship In Bubluess CoiJejjc. "T.' Reformer
Office. 1st
1?OK MALE A second hanil Chlikcrlng I'l
- auo. Molcrn, lirtst clafs condition, nearly
as go(Hl as new. Will be sold for less than one
third Its cost. Address Box CM, Brattleboro, Vt
M7-tf
JTIOR HALF: An I. leal Cash Register; new
and In pcrteci comlitton. A bargain. Ad
dress ,4l,"caie Reformer. 73-lf
TTOR SALK-C.'heap Secoml hand IW II. P
1J Upright Marine Engine 14x14 cylinder, 66
drivtnir pulley. All In good order.
iv est uummersion .
John Takt,
lilt
OTEAM SAW AND
5 For Sale. Ample power;
SHINGLE MILL
near Station
plentv of timber: no other mill In vicinity, ui-
fered at a very low price. Address Box 4:
Keene. N. H. Utf-tufr
Do You Send
Your REFORMER, afler reaillng It, to the
boy or girl or relative or Irlend at some distant
poluti' If so, wu can do It bettor and cheaper
fur you by mailing direct irom the otlice. and at
the other end they will get It while It Is new
and fresh. Write for terms.
J. E.
(Life,
tar j, v
lV-7.
FOR SALE.
Story and half houte,9 roonitf.wUli ell, St Pearl
Mrrei. line mare JTot-iiert run Auiieuwi,
also Crowell wnter ati'l i-minei-ied with the
sewer. Inquiry C. H . Thomas, Ituud JIcm k,
4 61
For Sale.
BKST
G II M ; E K I E S
of all kinds.
Special 3 lbs. Cherry Prunes for U3e. Bine
berries and other trults. Telephone rail 44'i.
SH-tf J. E. Iti Hii.sKLi., m flat t.
FARMS FOR SALE.
If you want to trade for a farm or other real
estate, or If you have any to eel. let tne hear
iroin you. wii
J. A. MIJ.I.KR, Katt Dummereton, Vt.
Fox Salo.
One new two-storv House on Pleanant St.. ten
roomtf. Crowell water to bouse and connected
with newer, l.and M itt Imnt, HJfeei back-
Aleo some uwt lots to build on and some other
t?ood property lor kii. t ail ai ee property.
Must be sold. C. W. WAKI. 12 PleaKant St.
t4 it lirattleboro, Vt
WANTED.
Everybody to know, that
Brattleboro. Vermont, a famous old town,
i on tain 8 manv oiares ot diftinif ulshed renown.
One especially noted yon mirely t-homd tvv,
J list oppoglti' the Brattleboro ikiute Is fr'LAGU
IlKos' Wheutone Cafe.
There at alt hours and with polite attention,
ion cum be served with the beet it Is possible to
mention.
The Ice Creams, Sherbets and Sodas are Hue,
And everythlnif else kept la their due,
Knr 25 rents at ihis fniunis stand
You can iret the bes-t meal ever served in the
laud.
Should we have something new at tome future
time,
We will send out a card all nrinted In rhyme.
Don't ionr't the name.
FLAGG BROS.
Whetstone Cafe, It Bratilcboro, Vt.
MANN.
Straight Front,
Box effect
Kabo No. 602
at .$1.00
may cot be classed
with the mass of
such corsets.
, !.V Jn It U cmpbaticul
w'2J3r;ii -- ly superior m every
line to all other iramients, as a
trial of one will amply prove
Girdles of course are mostly
used with low neck gowns, lmt
are by no means con lined to such
use, as many are worn with smrt
waists, ic.
we have Kabo No. 378
at $1.00
in such model, pink, blue and
white, and cannot speak too high
ly of its beautiful
model, sterling ma
terial and pliable
clasp.
Kabo Corsets are
rust proof.
We ixive onr pat
rons the best 50c
corset made.
WINDOW
SHADES.
You will always find our stock complete
and our prices as low as the lowest,
ijiiality considered.
Summer
Goods.
The hot weather is yet here anil will be
f.ir soihe time, ami we carry a large
iitie of
PIAZZA
ROCKERS
A POINTER
A Physician remained all ni','ht at tbe home
of Mr. ratrl. k Barry in Leverett, Mass.,at
tenilinir a sick child. At four o'clock In the
morning be sent Mr. Iiarry, as a last resort.
to Montague, six miles, for a bottle of
TOILETI1ME.
The child lived. Who gets the credit for It
Moral : Try Tolletlne first
B. F. MINER.
Richard W. lkRoy, Ak-ent, Jacksonville.
A. H. Ly.mie, Green River.
-gThe finest line of Flavoring Kxtrac s
on earth.
Cabinet Work
Furniture Repairing,
Glazing.
CO TO CLEASON'S t
run
Fresh Vegetables.
Sw
Si
nfinrro
eUliilKO
iiitim;h m. it.
HJ,('l 0itn Jlay 15th, 1901.
t'.".' -" ! Jmtrer Guests. Good ilv-
Tt.ii.i, " win be met at tne
- ""in iiioii. lilies resoiuic-.
CEO. R. WHIPPLE, Prop,
All kinds of Saws Gummed and
Filed.
Door Bolls.
P.in in it vim in nn Electric or Me
chanical Electric Door Bell.
orses For Sale !
Tt Arrived This Day.
Jl"B!:.y, June 10th.
Carload of Horses,
. ii,.m- iir n,at. l)eil pairs
V ' ' trs lb ! driver among them.
,. ' ' !.i. to seic-t from.
." . . . i-
- ---k sTrfst.
, 8-1 GIIWAV, Proprietor.
HARDWARE
SELLS CHEAP FOR CASH.
DON A. WILDER.
40 Elliot St.
Wanted Immediately
A cutomcr for a Beautiful Home in West
Brattlelra. H..u. .rn n.l two ..-res of
(ami oiilv few minute from end ' fr"
ed and 4-Hbt windows, piazza.
lliight rii'ht. or ex. naiii-ed f-r teneineni
nroiiertv In Brattleboro.
PT.Mf W. KliGETT & CO., Agent"-
Corn. Shell Rcans, String lleans
Cabbage, Ueets, Carrots, Union-
New
I'eas
Fresh Every Morn In?.
Al-o
reache-
Watermelons, Cantclope-.
, Pears. PliiiiiK anil Toii'toe.
at all prii i-s from T.'' trnvafds.
s-'i'.Oti chair- ai"e the iat'i;p-t and
cliaits ever -old for the inonev.
I t
KITCHEN
TABLES.
Von need a new one, whv not look at
ours? We would call your special at
teiitiou to our
Pride of the
Kitchen
as the liest ami most convenient table
ever produced.
RETTING BROS.
REASON'S F0U LVSl'BAXCE
Over a Billion Dollars has leen re
turned to policy-holders hy life in
surance. This means that yoti can
provide for your family and for
jour own old ae, If you reach it.
(Correspondence Solicited.)
J. E. GLEASON,
ELLIOT STUCK 1'.
5 i J
cE.7QM .. I
TRTJS iS .
We call attention to our new and
complete Hoe 01 i' K. cool, .lor
Tr.M. ll.e 4' ."mSi.T lilted and
GLYNN'S
DYSENTERY
TABLETS
Contain no Opium or other harmful drug.
Cures all forms of lrseniifrr, htarrhiea. Sum
Birr Complaint, gnlplnff and coitc pains IMMK
IMATKLY, and do not ronstlpate or protlure
fever but remove ail Inflammation and fever
and leave vou tn nuuru) eontimou. Are espec
ially food for the children.
a box at all dealers or by mail.
I had a severe cas of summer complaint this
month and it continued for ten days. I tiled
several remedies, but they .lid me no poof. 1
liD.i'iv got a ttox of tityrtn's lyentery Tao.ets
and four of them entlrelv rnrfd me.
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR.
Bellows Falls, VU Aug. il,
WALTER B. GLYXX.
Maniifa.-turlng I'narma. 1st, Saxtun. River, Vt.
Kodo! Dyspepsia Cure
'Piucsts wfet i'oa et"
TAYLOR & SON,
Cen'l Agents,
BRATTLEBORO. VT.
PEXDIMM VIBRATES
IV GREAT STEEL STRIKE
MEN IN SEVERAL MORE
WE8TEH.M MILLS JOIN STKIKK
On Oih.r llanit Trim Op.ns Dior. Mills
Iron .Holders at Chicago Vol. to II. ip to
Contribute i.',OU a Day Situation
St.artliy G.iIIuk f). Ileal, a. It.ua rd.
Dl.ord.r.
I'ittBuiiri;, Atitr 19 The Btct-l man
flyers) ir.aiie niuther Rain over the
strikers today. Two more mills at
the l'aiuterB plarjt, started, niBkirf;
four io nil. There was no hreak in
the forcea of the lower re ills or the
Carnegie plan Is t"dav and tbera is nu
other i.'hart'e in the situation.
tiotti sulpn are as determtoeu 89
ever to continue the strutrL'lB lu the
bitter end and hoth are still confident
of ultimately Winnies the light.
A non-union wurker employed in the
velisviii) pinn was seriously beaten
by a parly of strikers early this morn
ictf. He hart been to Vaodercrift
to spend Sunday and was returning to
work
" Tbe steel mills nt Monesen. after a
lotifct period of inactivity, were roftly
put in motion by strike breakers
gathered in some of the southern
slates, to n.cre mills in the Painter
plant were started up and another
Urge mill at the Clark property was
also operated for the first tinifc
There was some disorder in the streets
of Monessen during the day, but the
loeal pilice never lost coptrol of the
detnor.Btrative crowds Bod there was
no serioua trouble.
The previous developments in the
great strike in the p.st four days had
uceo ratner in favor of the men.
After the Joliet workers swuny into
line the Hay View nun at Milwaukee
decided Friday by a vote that was
made unanimous to obey the strike
order. The plant of the Illinois steel
eorncany nt Hav View will be shut
down indefinitely, and about 1 400
men will be thrown out of worn.
At a iti.is9 meeting at Cnicairo Sat
urday it was votui that everv iron
moulder io tbe citv should contribute
50 cents a dav to the support of tbe
men still on strike.
This will brirc 12.100 a week into
tbe .ink"' fund and will make a siz
able addition to the amount which
tbe strikers now hare to draw upon
A aetermineu effort is now to be
made to induce the South Chicago
men to reverse their aetioo and join
and to break in tbe solid combination
of Tbe Can.enie properties.
There is prowioi; belief that the
L'ood order, whieb has Ix'en gecersl,
will not prevail much longer. The
trikers show rtstlessnes? and irrita
tion at the points wher? they come
into contact with non-union men.
partv of strike-breakers brought
up from tile South by special train
were safely delivered in tne steel
mill at Monseo. l'a, earlv Sunday
mortiirn. he strikers were watch
iri; tbe railroads aril river and had
expressed a iletrmination to prevent
the entrance of the strike breaker...
The rcen who hp.nnlej the movement
for the steel corporation successfully
veiled their actions, however, and
linded their charges safelv within
the plant hours before it as known
definitely bv anv one on the outside
tbtt the men had arrived.
The milU are cuBrded and the men
will be kept or the premises until nil
daPfer of trouble ceases.
A fence has been thrown ariutid
the property and euards have been
posted to keep out all intruders. The
strikers will undoubtedly make an
effort to induce tbe strike breakers to
ijuit, and fear is expressed that there
will be trouble if any demonstration
is made atrsinst tbe men or property
The situation there is regarded as
very delicate.
Presideot Shaffer of the Ama!(;iii
atei association is ill.
Meanwhile there are rumors that
the trust is preparing a profit, sbarine
scheme. Its managers will not talk
about it.
It begins to look is if the steel
trust made a serious blunder in or
tiering tbe dismantling of tbe iteel
works at McKeeeport. Pi, and tbe
removal of the industry to another
town. The Pittsburg correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun sayj it is lie
lieved in that citv that "the threat
of the trust to move its mills and
destroy communities as tbe thing
tbat finally induced tbe Joliet men to
strike, and, is greatly aiding tbe
Amalgamated association leaders to
recruit, in the Carnegie mills." Very
likely.
OTBEK LABOIl TltOCBI.ES.
Do You Send
'.iO.UOOCarrlaa;. Men Shut Ont at Clmln
n.il Th Work ofa Trim.
Cincinnati. (). Aug 19. More than
20.000 carriage workers were notified by
nine stum here naturdav night that
their services were not needed and that
the place will open Sept :J as non-union
shops.
Hundreds or girls aim pnys aio win
he thrown out of work. Nine factories
here weie combined under one incorpor
ation ami announced that they would
employ whim they pi ased. fix their
own wage scales, settle the matter of
api'renl ices, and piece work and con
tract system. At the American Buggy
Company and the Brown Carriage Com
nany the owners discharged leading
uflicials of the Carl lage orkers I umu
and replaced them with non-union men.
Shirt Waist Girl, la Xw York.
The executive board of the Ladies'
Shirt Waist t'nion has unanimonsly
approved the proposed strike of 4.000
g:ris empioveu t womsnops in iew
York city. Formal grievances fet forth
at tbe meeting yesterday were that the
girls were tined for coming late to work
and that each girl has to pay 12 cents a
week for the use of the elevator io the
building.
TWO WILL UIE.
Earaa;.l a.iMn K...r aiiaAta lata a
Craw 4 W ith ratal Rc.alta.
Chieairo. Ails U Knrsi."l Isw utis one of
his i:iie-t cut up 4 pool tal-le. Powell Pala-
. j. 1 .. B-h. .wn.li,.4. w ..Vtartl -it 'n .L'. Wtet
Your RKFOHVKR. after readlnr It. to Ih i ' . .
lsv or irlrl or nlauve or trlen i m .,ne .PsUnt I -""?-ur-, -""-i. ' -
I f so, we can .In It l-etter and cheal-r ", .m - 'i
ano at ll",a' I ' ' ' I ui" t-1 in' m air b i"
t-l m.l nv, ...i mem win iie
istint
for von l,r in.ldns- ilirtct fr"m the offl.
the other er-i ii . v will iret It wane It b- aew and
fresh. W rite lor terms.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Disests what you rat."
William Hartii. Mvenrs old. shot thrmu'h
the stomach, will die: Henry Zeise!tner. 1-year-ol-l.
-hot throuirli left side, wir f-lie:
barle R.it,i:i 1. 17 yir old. hot Dro'Ji:h
the -ft arm and si . condition atrious.
The sa.oou aeejtr wa arrestt i.
WAS A SOMNAMBULIST
HIT XOT A FIGHTING ONE.
i
MOKE EVIOKNCE is! THK
C'lttOMSV-UKIHTOL TRAGEDY.
Coll.g. Itooiu-Miat. Drnl.a tha t.t.
in.nls Altrlbnt.fi to IIIih by tha Hart.
r.ird Pap.r T.nt Mala In tha War,
How.v.r. Tll. of Incidents Like That
IXsrrlli.il by Cr.si on III. Fatal
MKht Long L.tt.r tram Room-mat.
Another letter from F W Cross of
South HoyaUtoti, Mass, who was a
witness at the Inquest, encloses one
from William li'iisseluer Williams of
Schenectady, N Y, Bristol's comrade
and tent mate of the Spanish-American
war, who says: "I never saw Sidney
walk In bi sleep, but more than once
when we slept side by side in camp I
was suddenly awakened to llnd him on
his knees bending over me anil holding
me. cm tnese occasions I never attempt
ed to wake him up, but simply kept
still, and In a minute or two lie won, d
drop back ioto his place. 1 do not know
how many times that Imppeoed, but
probably about three times during that
summer."
Mr Crawford tuppleinents the above
letter with tbe following signed
staiemed made to the Hartford cor
respondent of the Springfield Mr-publi
can :
I became acquainted with Sidney
Gray Bristol in October, 189S, ahea
he entered our class from Williams
college. He had before him the ex
tremely difficult undertaking of car
rying a heavy course of study and at
the same time earning money t'i pav
all expenses. It ws co doubt the
overnork ai.d overetudy occasioned by
these circuuistaoces tbat at nigbt
caused the mental disturbances n-en-
tioned below. I list) before rue
nearly the same problem, . though
a considerable acquaintance in New
Haven made my way much easier
than his. Our similarity of circum
stances threw us together, and, need
ing a roommate, I was glsd to take
him in. We occupied No liKi, North
college, a room unlike ill others in
tbe building in tbat tbe partitions
between the bedrooms had I een re
moved. Thus we slept in the same
room, and .1 became familiar with Mr
Bristol's nigbt habits. The electric
light a few rods from our west win
dow made it possible to tee bis ac
tions plainly.
In tbe first place, it was Mr Bris
tol's regular babit to visit tne toilet
room once in the tight. Whether be
awoke at this time or not. I do not
know. But of bis somnambulistic
habits I do know, both from observa
tion and from instance, which he re
lated to me. While awake he refused
to waste energy in worrying. In sleep
however, he apparently worried over
both his finanuiiil dilticuHics and his
lessons for frequently talked aloud
of these matters, sometimes intelli
gently, sometimes only iocoberently
he would arise and attempt, to recite
a lesson. Occasional!) he would rise
entirely. It was my custom on all
these kccseions to speak to him
occe. 1 will relate two iostances which
1 remember distinctly, on account of
tteir extreireaess.
One night we had ben studying
our ethics lesson acil he had com
plained of its incomprehensibility. Io
the nigbt lie w a lieu me by suddenly
silting up on the edge of his beo.
Then he made a gesture ard eaia:
Logic ana etrics all mixed up.
nackward and forward acil everv wav
everybody's hats sc. tiered all over. "
l.ugtied ana said, lee, nut never
iniuil. Bris; we'll fix tbat .11 right ic
the morning, " and laid dow n again.
I hied bis words in tuv mind, in
order to remember them. In t ho morn
icg he knew nothing of the incident.
Another night lie awoke me bv tud-
deuly rising in his bed. He gave a
quick glance all round, and then
sprang toward iny bed. fell along
directly upon me. I put up n-y hands
and caught htm as be fell, and heard
him siyicg. "Stop thetn! Stop them''
1 quieted him and got back to bed.
In tbe morning told him what be
bad done. At first he could remember
nothirg about it, but fioallv he re
niFinhered that be bar dreamed. He
had dreamed, be said, of having a
large amount of mony, all in bank
notes These were beiog blown out
of the window, and he was trying to
stop them. The wicdow toward the
electric light was just over my bed.
Knowing the facts stated aiiove, I
can easily credit Mr Cressey's story
as beirg as near the truth as one
suddenly awakened and alarmed could
e expected to remember. However,
would like to advance an explana
tion, which to me seems most prol.-
il.le. If- is this: That Mr Bristol
had been up making bis usual visit to
the toilet room, anil was returning
to bed. In doicg so aroused and
alarmed Mr Cressey, who seized the
revolver. Tninking to save himself,
Mr Bristol caught bis wrist and tried
to tike the gun from bis friend. This
only increased Mr Cressey's alarm and
led to tne fatal struggle which fol-
loxed. lhis solution seems reason
able and is so nearly in eccord with
Mr Cressey's storv us not to ccttradict
it in my point.
Obaum ey M Crawford.
South lletblebem, f a.
BKATTLKUOHO KOCIETl.
MUs Edna Burnett glve a corn rnnet
to ber Urattlebiro acd Bellows Falls
friends at her home in Putr.ev next
Tuesday,
Mi's Marion Bourn celebrated her
"th birthday Monday l,y giving a de
lightful little prty to her young friends
at her Green street home.
Tbe C T 17 will bold a mothers
meeting at the homo tf.Mrs W W
Plimpton, M4 Canul street, tomorrow
afternoon at It o'clou, after whirb
supper will bo serve from "kIW to 7:30.
Cards have heeD received bv friends
here for the wedtling rif.Mns Mae,
daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Coleman,
formerly of thi place, to Jair.es W
Archibald, at Northfield, Mass, Tues
day, Sept 3.
Members of Howard club of Fitnb
burg, a tally-ho party passing through
hete entertained a' number of the
Brattleboro friendB last evening at. the
Broad Brook bouse in Algiers. Larnl
loid Tsylor served a nice supper and
afterwards the Dohetty Bros rf Fitch
burg gave an exhibition of clog (lanc
iitg aod club swinging.
AoKil.t Atnbl!lia;.
Miss Olive Warner returned Sunday
from a wepk in Greenfield. M rs
Louise Haekley also returned todav
from a 10 days' visit with Mrs H II
Hackley in Greenfield. Clus J
Miller and Avalon Converse are tak
ing a week's trip awheel through tbe
north part of the state. Miss Minnie
Toomey is spending her vacation with
mends in Kutland. Miss Kittie
Dunlevy went to Boston Saturday for
a t o weeks' stay. M iss Kittie Kels
returned Saturday right from Wake
field. Mass.- Mrs Jennie P. Pratt is
visiting in Atiol and Bostoo. - .""iss
Ida Coleman returned Sunday from a
two weeks' visit in White Kiver Junc
tion. Airs O Stolte and daughter.
Mifcs Anna, left yesterday for a visit
with ber son William in Islaod Fonii.
Mise Lucretia Turner bus returned
from he' visit in Athol acd vicicitt.
-Mies Lilliao Cray it SDendine two
weeks in Swanzev.
Miss Annie Nicbols started voster-
day for Buffsli and the Pan-American
Exposition. Precott S Eames and
party return Saturday nigbt from
their trip tbpre. -Jerome A Amidon
and wife left Saturday for a visit"
itb her people at Cato. N V. E W
Harlow and wife returned yesterday
from tbeir visit in Bethel. Miss Kate
Dwjer is speeding two weeks at her
home in Claretnont.
K YaU and son Harrv left yester
day for Sprirgfi'ld. where Ihev will
firing out "Kicg Jollity. "--John
Tcoaey left Thursday foi" Holvoke.
Mass, here he has e-itered the em
ploy of Roland T Oakes.
II F C Toedt. wife and ilauehter
left Saturday for a week at the Pan-
Arierhan Exposition. Mrs W Eddy
left Thursday for a three weeks' visit
at Tr.iy and Albany, N V.
Geo Walsh retumel tni'av from a
few iUs" vi-it at his uou-e in Og-
decslinrg. N ) .
Henry F Rroxn. superintend -nt of
tbe electric light works, nd hi? broth
er Manley of Wurdshoro. lefr testcrdnv
mornicg for a visit tc the Pan-American
Exposition.
Stammerings.
F 11 Howard, wife and daughgter
have returned from several weeks at
Camp Ellis in Maine. Howard C
Kite is at York Beacli with his sister
for the rest of the munth.
Editor O L French left Friday for a
week at iiia fishitg resort at Long
Pond. Kenneth Emerson is Pome
for the rest of bis vacation from Har
vard. Kev II R Miles and his mother left
ye-terday for Lake George anil from
there he goes to Buffalo, returning
before Sunday.
GES. MAC ARTHUR ARRIVES
HOME FROM PHILIPPINES.
Chauncev M Crawford of South Beth
lehem. Pa., room-mate of the late. Sid
ney (J Bristol, wriws to the Phoenix to
deny the statements recently attributed
to him in the Hartford Sunday (jlobe,
btietfy summarized iu these columns a
week ago Friday. The Ulobe professed
to make the statement, on the author
ity of A Stearns Campbell and Mr
Crawford sars lie "puts into my mouth
things which I never said, and which
are cot true. It is not true that Sid
ney G Bristol was given to fighting io
his sleep wbile mv room-mate; it is
not true that be wa. ever 'vicious and
inclined to do me bodily h-trtn." It is
true that lie was troubled with som
nambulism. f I have personally stated
to Attorney ritts and tn the Hartford
Globe. Furtheroicte it is not true tbat
I ever felt or expressed hcv 'terror' of
Mr Bristol. It is true that I told Mr
t atnpbell of bri.tol's trouble, and that
he (Mr Campbell) suggested that I
ought to he afraid It is not true tbat
it was well known that .Mr Bristol s
antics were dangerous to anyone who
might Le near.' " Mr Crawford believes
the facts are sui'icieiit to clear Mr
Crest y of any suspicion of criminality :
but he does not want to appear io the
attitude of t fa'se witDts. io tbe case.
Enthn.lastlc Ov.r th Situation In the
Island, and th. Work Ahcait H. S.ya
Aculn.ldo I an Able Assistant to tha
Department.
San Francisco, Aug 1S- Maior-Gen
Arthur MacArthur. commander of the
Department of the Philippines, returned
today on the transport Sheridan.
Sicce leaving Manila on July 4 loiine-
diately after the inauguration of civil
government, Gen MacArthur has spent
several weeks resting in Japan. This
vacation and the sea voyage have re
moved whatever traces his hard woik
in the Philippines might have left, and
he galltiDt olhcer returns to his native
land sunburned and sound.
When Gen MacArthur left Manila af
fairs there were fettled down satisfac
torily. The native., he says, like I lie
Americans tetter as they get acquainted.
and he doe? cit expect any trouble with
those who have been In contact with
their new rulers.
The capture of Aguinaldo." said the
(.orar.l ..re nnlw n.nl'u Ilia ... O ....... -n
from the ine.irtrents. bur transferred ir
to the American sitle. Aguinaldo has
lent the Administration much a:sist:ince
in straightening out aftiirs anil bringing
about a proper understanding with the
natives.
"Of Aguinaab) personally I hr.vc a
high opinion. He is much more of a
man than Americans ln have n.r been
in contact witM hiiiigivjlom civil;!" for
being."'
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