Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25

home in Pittsburg, Pa, Tuesday
President Roosevelt visited his sis
ter. Mrs Gowles. and his daughter
Alice, Ia Pennington. Conn, Tuesday
A rich gold strike has been mace a
Horsehy Crack, q c, aud there IS
wild stampede like the first rush u
the Klondike.
Matthew G u Borden, owner OF I'M
Fall River, Mass, iron works mil
made second advance of i've pc
cent in the wages of his employees u
take effect Nov 4,
Nine WI. wife of the Chinese mi
lister. sliled from Hong Kong octobel
g. bringing with her to the onlte'
States three young Chinese leaders o.
equal rank witn her.
A despatch announces the discovery
of gold at Buela, 30 miles west Of
Pueblo, Col. Five hundred clal
have been located. A ledge of free
milling gold returns nearly $1,000 a ton
Plars have been completed for the
execution of the assassin CzolgoSz'
but all details are kept secret TWEEN
tv-Siy persons will be invited, on onl!
As hours notice, to witness the exc
cution.
BURGLARS stole Si7,9l0 worth ol
stamps from the Chicago postoifict
sunday night, by digging a tunnel
under the vault ann drilling n hole In
the steel bottom. They escaped with
out leaving the slightest clue
Rev DR. George C7Lorimer, pastor OF
the fremont Temple at Boston, has DIT
cided to accept the call to the Madison
Avenue Baptist church in New York
and will leave in November. His de.
cision is greatly regretted IN Boston. {
Hundreds of people attempted lo
rush out of the Temple theatre at
Louisville. Ky. Tuesday, because the
cry of fire vas raised when a little
flame was seen about the pol'scope
machine. In the scramble scores OF
ueopIe were knocked Gown. and Is IN
iurei three seriously. There was no
damage from fire
Thad S Sharretts, the representative
of this government on toe commission
TO revise the Chinese tariff has sailed
for Pegiu. After the work of the CON
mission is done. he will cooperate
vita United States Minister Corger ID
the negotiations of ne" commercial
treaty with China. The United States
has asked China for Il municipal con
ceessiou in Tien -Isir.
George Armitage, the messenger " no
disapueared. with 81, a96 of the New
A amsterdam National baok funds, gave
himself 10 to the police, at New York
SATURDAY.. lie confessed that be met
, woman in a road house resort, and
became so drunk that be was ueable
to return the checks and the woman
pgreed II do - for bim lie gave 1er
the money and she never came back'
. The Arends, Venezuelan schooner
bound from La Gusyra for Maracalbo,
earring a sum of money from the gov
eminent destined to pay the troops on
the froptier-tbe amount being est
m ated from $50, 900 to 800, COO -en p
cour tered heavy weather Sunday night
off Aruba island ard fouuderad IN
deem water, the entire sum being lost.
The crew reached the island in boat.
This will be a severe blow to the gov
ernment.
Ordnance Sergeant August Lsnge
hung himself at Fort Douglas recently
On account il is believed of grief over
separation from army life with which
he had been associated for 80 years.
He was to have been relieved 10 a few
days. lie was 81 years of age and ep'
listed at the outbreak Of the Civll war
participating in many historic battles
and vas wounded in the battle OF
Spottsvlvanis, In later years he TOOK
part in many campaigcs against the In
dians.
Albert G Smith, teller, and Lewis
X Swift. bookkeeper, of the Mer-
chants National back of Lowell, dis
appeared last week Thursday, and
about Sl7, 900 in securities was missing
from the hank vault al tie same time.
Monday the money was restored to
the bank by Boston ard Lowell law
yers. who, it is believed, represent
the missing men. The robbery IS un-
derstood to have been undertaken with
a view to forcing the management to
make terms in regard to former defal-
cations,
The celebration of the 200th snniver-
ssry of the founding of Yale college
occurred at New Haven this week.
Monday was devoted to religious eSer-
cises. Tuesday President Arthur L
Hsdley gave an address Of welcome,
memorial gate was dedicated and a
grand parade took place at night with
nearly 1000 students and graduates in
line. Delegates from 30 foreign uni
versities and societies and l20 Amsrl-
can institutions we're represented.
Among promiuent guests present ware
President Roosevelt aud Booker L
Washington who we're both invited to
dine with the president of Yale. This
college is said to have contributed
more men, in proportion to the whole
number of her graduates, to public
affairs than any other college in the
Czoigosz Refusesto Renounce Anarchism.
Tho pSsassin C'ZDlpOsZ was visited