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HELENA GOSSIP.
Special Dispatch to the standard.

Special Dispatch TO the standard.
HELENA, Jan. 23.-The State Press asso-
citation held a meeting this afternoon,
which was attended by members from all
over the state. No business was trans
acted, the entire session being given up
10 the consideration of matters pending
in the legislature affecting the business of
the thought factories.
Emma Stradlich, domestic employed
in the family of John Murta, in a tempo
rary alteration of mind, precipitated her.
self through a window in the Murta resi-
dence this morning and fell distance of
80 feet. Only one arm and one ankle
were fractured and she will recover.
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HORRIBLE.
Iiora,io s;otson', Head Dsepiv sawed
Into.

SEATTLE. Wash. Jan. 33.-Horatio y.
~tetsou. engineer of the Stetsou d Post
MAI company. and one O. a well known
family Of lumhermeu, mot with a horrible
accident this morning. lie was STOPPING
down on his hands and knees to fix . feed
belt 10 q small circular saw when he. IN
some way, ran his head against the saw.
III S brother. LEROY. Ecarl the sound aud
found ulu with q cash sawed clear across
ms skull down 10 tlp top o. his ears. from
which t.a brains aaI blood were oozlu-.
He retained consciousness bus l;s power
OF speech was par4.z-I. The hopes of his
recovery are very slight.
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RANDOLPH CHURCHILL DEAD.
The Distinguished English Statesman
Passed away This Morning.

Ine Distin2ulshed English States man
Passed away This Morning.
LONDON, Jan. 24.-Lord Randolph
Churchili's death occurred at o'clock
this, Thurs day, morning.
Lord Randolph Churchill was born
in 1919. He was second son
of the Duke of Marlborough.
one of the oldest houses in the
English peerage. Early in his career
Randolph Churchill attracted the
attention of the American public
by the fact of his marriage to Miss
Jerome of the Leonard Jerome family
in the city of New York. 1t is
an interesting fact that this
lady made herself beloved among
the constituents of Lord Randolph, taking
an active part in his political campaigns
and winning many supporters to his can :
didacy by her cons splcuous personal popu-
Iarity.
At the outset of his public career he
identified himself with the liberal party I;
the position which Gladstone took on the
question of home rule drove
Churchill and Chamberlain and others
out of the liberal party, Church.
ill. by his conspicuous ability
and his high social standing in England
became tho leader of the liberal unionIsts
and he stood as a third party in
tho British parliament. The day Randolph
Churchill refused TO follow the BAN
ner of Gladstone seemed TO
mark the date OF the commencement
OF his decline. His physical strength
wasted with his political power.
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RED HOT.
The Brooklyn strike Hourly Grows
More Interesting.

More Interesting.
BRooKLYN. y. Y, Jan. 2}--John Aims,
the New York man e no was shot in the
jaw by the militia at Halsey street last
night, died today. John Meade was ar
rested this afternoon for pointing "A rcvo!-
yer from his window at CORPORAL
Place, 18Th regiment. As a company of
the 23l regimen, was escortiug a Hicks
street car, Thomas karney is said TO have
thrown a number OF bricks from roof.
some of the soldiers being Lit. One Of
them took deliberate aim and shot karncy
in the side. The man was so seriously IT.
jured that the chances Tor his recovery
are slight.
At : o'clock tonight Corporal DOYLE. Of
company II. Seventh regiment, Will, on
duty az kuickeroocko- avenue, a station
of the Un.oa Avenue elevated road, told
4 crowd Oh the stairs 10 move on. They
refused. Doyle struck one man on the
shoulder with his wuskc,. knock
.as the man down. he also
jlbbed his bayoaet into another
man deep enough 10 draw blood. Both
men were taken away by their friends.
Fiity-nine cars in all have been run out
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IT's a SURE ENOUGH WAR.
The Japanese Keep the Pic Pates jump
ing These Days.

The Japanese Keep the Pie Pates jun p
Ing These Days.
WAsHINCToS, Jan. 23.-Captain Folger
of the United States steamer Yorktown
to-day cabled the navy department from
Che Foo as follows: Tung Show, China,
was bombarded by 10 Japanese vessels on
Jan. Il and 10. On the 2lst, in answer to
an appeal Of the missionaries, and "a
travel by land was considered impractical
bic, the Yorktown transported To Chc Foo
l. women, children and sick missionaries
and their families. On the Goth and 2lst
the Japanese. covered by % Of their men,
of-war, landed large force at tho Shan
Tung promontory TO attack the Chinese
Qualifications of Wei Hal Wei. On the
I'd a small force was landed at Che Foo
from this vessel to protect neutral citi-
zen5 and property. This landing was in
common with that of the German, British
and French vessels.
LoNDos, Jan. 23.-A dispatch from Cheo
Foo says that sailors from all the foreign
warships nave boen landed 10 protect the
consulates.
Adyices to tho PaH Man Gazette, under
date Of Dec. 1, published this afternoon,
report that panic existed there among
the inhabitants OF chez Foo on account Of
the proximity Of japanese soldiers to the
city. The Chinese troops were said 10 be
upon the point OF mutiny. II Is added
that owing TO diplomatic objections the
plan was not to land any blue jackets
from foreign warships without urgent ne
cessiiy for SO doing, but a signAlman
ashore and atlsat was on the look)I l1y
and night. The core spondent says: "All
male foreigners. numbering about 30, are
ARMED and are able 10 keep the Chinese
in check until help arrives, but God helD
the outlying American Missions
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There Is No Doubt tho Chicora Has
Foundered,

There Is No Doubt tho Chicora Has
Foundered.
BENTON HARBoR, Mich, Jan. 23.-The
following telegram camo to j. II. Graham
from South Haven, Mich, tonight:
We have just found some OF the Chlcora's up-
per works in the ice OF this port. There is no
doubt she has foundered.
tagned.) +. A. NAPIER.
No further hopes of seeing the boat
again are entertained here. The com.
plete list of those on board is as follows:
Edward Stone, captain, ST. Joseph. Mich. |;
{. ID. Simons, first mate, Benton Har.
bor, Mich; Benjamin Stone, second
mate. ST. Joseph, Mich; Joseph Marks,
wheelman, Benton Harbor, Mich. |;
Thomas Robertson and John Hodges,
watchmen; Robert Mcclure, chief engi-
neer, Detroit, Mich: A. Writ, second en-.
gineer, Detroit, Mich; Grant A. Downey.
oilcr, Detroit, Mich; Nat Lynch,
cook, St. Joseph, Mich; James
Malone, pantryman, of Chicago;
W. NJ. Morgan, head waiter, Benton Har.
Dor, Mich; Jesse Davis, porter, Benton
Harbor, Mich. James Il. Clark, clerk, St,
Joseph, Mich; Joseph Pearl, passenger,
IT. Joseph, Mich; eight deck hands,
names unknown; two firemen, names
unknown; one coal passer, name un-
known.
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OMAHA, Neb., Jan. GA special TO the
Zee from O'Neil, Neb., says: The work
that was done in the Scott case yesterday
when Attorney General Churchill was
here has been prolific of important results.
There are scores of farmers living between
ON sill and the Niobrara river who were
known TO have some knowledge of the
tragedy. When the attorney general
guaranteed them protection fully 20 of
them admitted that they had been ap-
preached and asked 10 join the murderers.
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WAsHNCIoy, Jan. 23-The petition o.
John e.. Moore for mauiamus against the
c.mm.ss!oacs OF the internal revenue 10
present tac income tax assessment was
oyerru.ed this morning by judge Hagmer
~ the district equity court The case Will
NOW be taken On appeal 70 the United
States supreme court.
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Notice of introduction of bills were
given as follows:
Craven-An act concerning tho Sunday
closing of barber shops.
Rombauer-An act for the opening. inn
provement and repair of public roads in
Montana.
Cooper-An act TO amend an act con-
corning the appointment of court stenog-
raphers.
Spark-An act regulating acts for the
foreclosure of mortgages.
Shropshire-Io amend section 4S of an
act relating TO county surveyors, also an
act 10 amend section 101 OF an act relating
20 roads and highways.
House bill No. was reported with
amendments favorably from the commit
tee on labor. The bill was referred TO the
general order.
Bennett gave notice for the introduce
ton of a bill TO empower the state tire i s.
urer to refund the Granite county money
wrongfully withheld from the stock in
demnity fund. Other notices were:
Yegan-Io complete the eastern state
penuentlary.
Lynie-Provding for the acceptance OF
the donation by the government of the
United States TO the state Of Montana of
one million acres OF arid lands under the
Carey act and Tor the reclamation Of such
lands and the sale tAereo. to actual
settlers.
kaippen5crs- TO the employ
ilcut Of minors to~ certain PURPOSES.
Also. 10 amend section i6. fourth division
compiled statutes. Also 10 amend section
@il fourth division compiled statutes.
The house then adjourned.
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InrIPn AIn

EvEEHA,I. England, Jan. 23.-The re-
suit of the election Yesterday for mom-
ber of parliament to represent South
Everham, division of Worcestershire, in
succession to the late Sir Edmund Lech-
mer, Bart. conservative, was as follows /:
Colonel Long, conservative, 400; I.
lmpey, Gladstonian, 1888; conservative
majority. 1,l75. The conservative vote
was increased from $50 to LIS, gain Of
j9j votes.
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SIN M Chnicn

OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. 23.-The legisla-
ture met in joint session to-day to vote
for United States senator. Tho first bal
lot stood: Ankeny. rep, IS; Wilson, rep,
%; Allen. rep. Il; Mcmillan. rep, g.;
Wallace, dem, :; Rogers, pop, %; Man
ming, pop, l.
Second ballot-Ankeny. %; Wilson, o6 /;
Allen, lG; Mcmillan. 10; Wallace, :;
Rogers, %. Manning. l.
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BROOKLYN, Jan. 23.-Three persons
were burned to death and two seriously
injured AZ a fire in a morocco factory to-
night. The dead are Antonio Graft. Tony
Schultz. Frank McSoriie. All three we're
employed in the building and had ey.-
IDENTITY been overcome by the dense smoke
and flames before they could make their
e-cann.
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CnIIcm Nnminnied.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. Ex-senator Gull
lom was nominated in the senate on the
first ballot on strict party vote. This
vote was: Senate-Cullom, 81; MacVeagh,
y; absent g. House-Cullom, so; Mac.
Veagh, 90; absent, g.
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THIS Is TOUGH.
The Gold Reserve Is Lower Now Than
u Va. Before the Bond Issue.

II Was Before the bond Issue.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Advices from
United States Treasurer Jordan state
that the total Withdrawals of gold from
tho sub-treasury to-day was $1,000
which leaves the true amount of gold in
the reserve, S06, ,775, ,O)6, or about $500, 900
less than on tho date of the announce
meut of tho last bond issue. On the date
of the announcement of the first issue,
the gold reserve had reached S61 ,951, ,s62.
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THEY'RE a Low GANG.
The Hayward Boys would Like to Hang
Zach Other

AlINNEAPoLIs, MIMI, Jan. 23-In tho
Hayward trial, the plan Of defense is
gradually becoming apparent. No one
believes the attempt will be made 70 prove
Harry Hayward insane. but instead, the
opinion prevails tha, efforts Will be made
10 prove Adry Hayward guilty Of the very
crime with which, in his confession. ne
has charged his brother.
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Pettigrew.

PIERRE, s. D., Jan. 23.-The vote on
United States senator to-day was: B. F..
Pettigrew, republican, 100; j. C. Craw.
ford, populist, 2l.
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Senator Nelson,

Sr. PAUL, Jan. 23.-Knute Nelson was
elected United States senator.
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NAsHlNuIoN. Jan. -s.-F0r Montana; ;
Eaig, cooler n the western PortoaI north
winds.
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Dolph, tho Gold Bug, Didn't Get There
Yesterday.
SALEM, Ore, Jan. Ex-senator Dolph
failed of election in joint session this
afternoon, receiving only IL votes, two
short of a majority.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-09
Cooper.s First Important Novel.

His first important novel, the Spy
was founded upon a story which Coo
per had heard many years before, and
which had made profound impression
upon him. 1t was the story of VERT
able spy, who had been in the service
of one of the revolutionary leaders, and
whose daring and heroic adventures
were related to Cooper 10y the man
who had employed him.
Cooper took this old spy for his he
no, kept the scene in Westminster,
where the man had really performed
his wonderful feats, and from these
facts wove the most thrilling and vital
piece of fiction that had appeared in
America.
The novel appeared in December,
1921, and in a few months it was APP
parent that new star had risen in the
literary skies. The book made Coop
err famous both in America and Eu-
rope. Ii was published in England 10y
the same publisher, who had brought
out Irying's Sketch Book, and il met
with a success that spoke highly for
its merits. since the story was one tel
ling of English defeat and American
triumph. 1t was put into French 10y
the translator of the Waverley novels,
and before long versions appearing in
every tongue in Europe. 1t was re
gar,ied not merely as a tale of advcn-
ture i'm new department of story tel
ling, but it was generally conceded to
be fine piece of fiction in itself, and
is hero, Harvey Birch, won, and has
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-09
VI AGAZI>ES.


Godey's Magazine for August is an
issue OF beauty and interest in every
page. The coycr is drawn this month
by Y. ". Newman.
Among the dozen illustrated articles
and stories are THE Princess fora,
by DIR. S. NJ Miller, who has collected
some intensely interesting facts about
an Egyptian who Is hardly mentioned
in history; Virginia Beauties.
adorned with portraits of some of the
most famous OF the beautiful women of
the Old Dominion: "Cupids Ways in
Mann Chimes y IA Cruise on a
House b ~ which gives valuable
hints f.. ! lo!ly good summer trip at
a small expense; an account of the art
gallery which is to hc presented T.
Montpelier. VI, next month: and the
true and laughablc story Of the Cardiii
Giant Hoax. by Albert H. ParKcs, the
manager of this gigantic fraud. Dan
Beard, Arthur footc, and For Far
Virginia are the subjects of the artl-
ces III the artist, musician and dfa
matte series respectively.
The fiction, poetry, and fashions all
90 la make up very attractive mum
Der Of this popular ten cent magazine.
The first Of Anthony Hopes new
series Of Zrnda stories. in Mcclure :
Magazine for August, reciting heroic
love passage between the beautiful
Princess Osra aud brave stephen the
Smith. is most charming, The girl
Was Young, aud the dream WAS
sweet. +" and the story is Ia full accord
with these attractive conditions, The
ucw jungle story ny hlpllng Is also
notable. Only one or two Of the pre-
yious jungle stories approach II III
strength and ingenuity. II tells how
Mawgli. under the shrcWd direction
Of kaa, the rock python, lurcd the
Red Dogs of the Dakkan, whom the
jungle feared above all other creatures,
10 a destruction 81 complete that not
one was left to tell the tale. In the
same number is Il story by Stanley
u. Weyman, wherein good. hearty
Justice finally oyrrtakcs an oppressive
tax gathcrcr and California story 10y
Bret IIarte Miss Tarhcll supplies Il
very interesting account of Bishop
John II. Vincent and his work in
founding and developing the Chautau
qua 4 Assembly and also of the wonder
full growth and usefulness OF that IN
stitution. Numerous portraits and
other pictures accompany the paper.
The life Of the circus performer, as
ii shows itself behind the scenes, is
the sub ect of an illustrated article by
Cleveland Moliitt. Moltke's manner OF
carving on war is described by the
English war correspondent. Archibald
Forbes. from the writer's own ohserva-
ton Of Moltke through the Franco
Prussian war, and from conversations
which he himself held with Moltke on
he subject. In illustration of the ar
ticle there are historic battle scenes
and some interesting portraits. Inc
romantic story of the robhing OF the
northampton Mass. bank of upwards
of a million dollars in money ana Sc
curities. and of the long pursuit and
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-09
LITERARY WORLD.


Rowland f. Robinson, the author of
Vermont, in the American Com
monwealth series, published by
Houghton, Mitilin Il Co, has written
a story entitled "Danvis Folks, pub
lishcd 10y the same firm for SLID. The
New York Churchman" says of it
There is a prejudice against dialect
stories, because SO many have been
written for the mere literary effect and
in the desire for quaintness through
the use of perverted spelling. But
when, as in this case. they are the re
suit of close and loving study of the
local peculiarities of a region, they be
long to an order of fiction of the best
sort. As specimen of the New Eng
land dialect of the past, this story is
admirable. Very pleasant and enter
tanning reading.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-09

\ half-dozen young lawyers happened
together at the court house In BIZ
mingham, Ala, a few days ago, and
one of them remarked that he had told
his wife very funny story and she
never cracked smile; SO he proposed
that the others tell it to their wives
and they would meet together and re-
port the result The story was this: n
widow desiring to hold communication
with her dead husband, wishing es-
pecially to find out whether he was
happy in the other world went to a
spiritualist and asked that the late
husband be called up. In little while
it was announced that he was at hand
The weeping widow said: Howdy.
John?" He said: "Howdy, Sue!'
She then with voice full of mourn
fulness asked if he was happy IN ms
present state. The spirit yawned ana
answered "Yass, bout as happy as
was on earth. Don't see much
change. " Then she said Where
are you at. John?" He said: Pm
in he'll. y When the lawyers met
again they all reported that their
wives couldn't see anything funny IN
the story, except one, and they calico
on him for report. after the laugh
went aroud. Nv a-a-l,' he said,
think I've got the worst of it. | told
her the story in a very significant way,
Just like it was she and |, sorter sar,
casticaly and funny, too, and then L
was right full of laugh and chuckled,
and she turned round and said: If
that had been your spirit, jim, that
said that to me, | would have sand
you were right where you ought 10
bp -
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-09
Notes from Book land.

ton detective bureau.
Notes from BOokland.
No magazine article of recent years
is calculated TO arouse more interest
than Jacob d. Cox's article on Judge
Hoar in the August Article. The title
is How Judge iioar ceased to be At
toiney General. " and it is a most prom
inent contribution to the secret pollti-
cal history OF our country. Boston.
Mrs. Kate Tannett Woods delightful
romance Of New England II" a Fair
Maid Of Marblchcad' has just been
brought out in an attractive popular
form by Lowell, Coryell a. CO.. publish
ers Of New York The story is per-
mcated by an atmosphere of moral sa
lubrity, which BELTS the rugged his
toric setting Of the novel. Strength,
purpose. sweetness. and charm unite IN
the heroinc-a winsome character who
makes many and great sacrifices for love
and duty.
Having succeeded with Bessie Cos
trcll, = Mrs. Humphrey Ward falls
readily into the ranks of the serial
novelists. She has long novel pledg-
cd for the Century next year, and the
year following. one would surmise, If
ii is cut With the same liberal measure
as Robert Elsmere, 8 David Grieve'
and Marcelia.
Gen. Lew Wallace is about TO begin
work Oh a new book. but he declines
10 talk about ii. Ben llur, by the
way, is soon TO be translated into Ar
mcnian.
\ prophet is not without honor save
y .NEfF
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-09

When moving into our present home
| found bottle of Chamberlain Pain
Balm left by former tenant. On the
label found the statement that it was
good for cuts and burns. can testify
10 the truth Of this. Nothing in all
my experience has found its equal for
treating blisters or burns. +. r. Bar.
rett, manager lie Sucnr Sentinel lie
Sucur. MINI. Pain Balm is also sure
cure for rheumatism. For sale by F..
II. Durein. Druggist adv.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-09
THE SANDER ER.

The angels of the living God,
Marked from the old with mystic name,
O,erycil their vision, lest they see
one sinner PROSTATE in his shame.
And God himself, the only great,
preserves in heaven one holy spot,
Where, swept by purifying flame,
Transgression Is remembered not
Yet thou, o banquetcr on worms,
WHO wilt not let corruption pass,
post search out mildcw, mold and stain
Beneath magnifying glass
If one lies wounded, there art thou
10 prick him deeper where he bleeds;
Thy brain palimpsest of crime,
'rhy tongue the trump of evil deeds.
- A lice Brown in Youths Companion.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-09

1t speaks well for an article when the
longer it is used the better it is liked.
Such is the ease with Ayers Hair
Vigor. People who have been using 1t
for years, could not be induced to try
any other dressing for their hair, be
cause it gives such perfect satisfaction.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-09
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.

Doctor Madam, | much regret TO
say that your husband has appendix
tits. wife-Now | know where all my
raisins have gone. Truth.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-09

Cholly-How would you-aw-like
TO own -aw-puppy, Miss
Moneyful? Miss M-This is so sudden,
Mr.. Softleigh - Exchange.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-09
CastOria.

"Castoria is so we'll adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-
Il A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"our physicians in the cbildren's depart
ment have spoken highly of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it,
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DrsPENsARy,
Boston, Mass
ALLEN c. SMITH, Pres.
urrav Street, New York CITY.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-09

Castoria Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
for ParegOrc, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL
1t Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years. use by
of Mothers CasOria destroys Worms and alays
fevershness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Darrhea and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teetlng troubles, constipation and fatulency.
Castori assmilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-
tora is the Chldren's Panacea--the Mothers Friend.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-09

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria