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Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-27
Columbia

According to Clyde Fitch the moral CON
dition Of New England is deplorable The
back country minister is continuously
soused with hot water and lye by the people
whose measly, miserly souls he Is striving
20 save
This state OF affairs is forcibly set forth 100
Lovers Lane which was divertingly
through the week at the Columbia
The principal character is young clergy
man. devoted to his flock Of sheep. lambs
and rams The Rev. Thomas Singleton
appears as au apologist for the short.com-
ings ot mankind and the other kind, and
finally undergoes "a change of views" call
eu.atcd TO put satan out of business aud
necessarily 20 render his own clerical Job
superaous
lof tu earnest young par70u o. iHeoretic-
ally abolish hell forever and boy -o doing
destroy the practical value of prayer and
the utility of preaching is am exhibition of
righteous maguluimity as UNUSUAL as 10 Is
astonishing. Notwithstanding the precedent
OF d. Briggs aud his followers who hold
the devil to be only sc3recrow for trasp pass
crs. But Mt Clyde Fitch avoids the im-
pending dra5 attic bluuder by making his
doubling Thomas recaut and give the
devil his due. whereupou. with satan -till
in the ecclesiastical ring the Fight for the
championship Is renewed aud peace is re
stored 900 the congregation.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-27
nYcenm Thentre

Manager Herman, of the Tyceum Thcater.
announces the engagement of the Rent
SauHey Novelty aud BurIesque Company
for this week, commencing with a Monday
matinee
For years this organization has been
looked upon as the leader of burlesquc and
high class vaudeville. and each season.
visit has been greeted with immense pat
ronage from ourtheater gocrs. The present
company is the strongest iu its history, and
every speciality is evocative of repeated
cncores lu addition TO the ability of his
principals, Manager Leavitt Is reno ned
for engaging only young and pretty women
for the chorus, and the feminine contingent
Of the Rentz S8ulley as a result, is in
variably pleasing
This season this organization is said to be
the largest aud most expensive burlesque
company travelling, everything being en-
tirely new. The costumes far outclass any
thing ever presented by this management
and the scenery by Moses and Hamilton Of
the American Theater, New York city. is a
revelation to vaudeville houses The open
ing burletta is entitled when Your Wfe's
Away" aud a new aud elaborate scenic pro-
ductiou of the latest New Nork dramatic
success, a laughing satire on "Ouida's'
novel Under Two Flags" and entitled
Under Two Jags" will be the closing bur
lesque. It will portray all the latest fads
and fancies Of the present day an the mem.
bers Of che company participating, and all
the latest songs aud dances will be intro.
duced. and the iun making Of the comedians
most enjoyable The Olio win have Daisy
Dumout. the sweet singer Gruetaud Gruet,
grOtesque musical comedians, Lottie Elliott,
the famous skipping rope and change artist;
Charles Robinson eccentric character sing.
ing comedian willard and Wheeler. the
Two Crickct5 iu their witty sayings and
dancing par excellence; Lyons, Eur0pe'7
latest sensation. The Har Juggler, a de.
cided novelty; and the Leon1rds. James and
Sadie. athletic comedy sketch, Miss Leonard
introducing a grand display of artistic bag
punching.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-27
Bot

The success of The Bijou Stock Company
continues uuabsted. and the large audiences
that enjoyed the performances of Manager
Schlesnger's aggregation of v1cali-t= and
comedians last week were unanimous boo the
opinion that better performance of tile
kind have never been given iu Washington
The several members of the Stock orgaui.
zatiou have become great f3voritgs with the
local theatergOiug people. aud as soon as
such popular artists as Louise Moore Nell
Tie V Nichols, Susie Roclmora. John r.
Rodgers and Matt Kennedy make their
appearance 900 the stage it is accepted by
the audience AS "a signal for rousing well
come
The billol burIcsQue aud vsude Vile which
is scheduled for lhis week at the Bijou will
be Of supremc excellence. Heading. the
olio Will be .twolof the mos, noted Irish
n-makcrs OF tine vaudeville world They
are Mr. and Mrs. Mark Murphy. former
stars tu popular farce comedies. but whose
high position 300 the vaudeville field aJtcsts
their great merit
NJ and Mrs Murphy will ou the occasion
Of their visit TO the BIou.this week present
their very newest sketch called WHY
Doogan Sw0re on whichsh has only been
presemed 20 two. o.otheri cities GsoEiaT This
season. NewlYork aud Boston Hwhere they
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-27
AMUSEMENT DIRECTORY.

ACADEMY on MUSIC - Njn,u aud D
streets. Man Enemy
BUOU THEATRE - NIuth st. and Penn.
Avenue Mr and Mrs Mark Murphy
and others.
CIIASES GRAND OPERA HOUSE-pa
ave aud 18th ST. "a Conteutcd Woman.
COLUMBIA THEATRE-F and l7th SITS.
THE Christian
KERNAN'S LYCEuM-pl ave and Ii,h ST.
Rcutz.Staulcy Company.
LAFAYETTE SQUARE OPERA HOUSE
Lafayette Square, bet Pa. ave and II st.
His ExcclleuCy, the Governor"
NEW NATIONAL. THEATRE-Peun ave,
bet rjth and I4th sts; lady Hunt.
wOrth's Experiment
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-27

The matron expostulated In vain and tried
to prove she had seen me many times, and
knew where I was supposed 70 live and an
that, but the sergeant insisted in hearing
my story as I should tell il before taking
her entirely on her own unsupported word.
never shall forget that sergeant of police,
aud his kind face but firm and determined
manner, as he turned to me and said:
Now dontt be afraid, just tell me your
name, and where you live, and what you do
for a living, and l shall give you every
chance to prove your assertions"
l told him my name, my address and my
occupation without fear, and he advised me
to go home at once and go to sleep and for.
get the incident
Whether he chidcd the matrou or not /
never knew, nor cared to know but it is a
fact that she never sees me to this day, and
/ often meet her that she does not stare at
me and frowu such an ugly frown that fear
She will have premature wrinkles
ITO be continued
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-27
Chase's

Manager Chase announces a prompt re-
turn TO horse-iess comedy this week, the
Chase Musical Comedy Stock Company be-
ing presented In Hoyt's delightfully."- clever
drollery "A Contented Woman" The re-.
suit will be a series of large and contented
audiences. Otis Harlan will speedily efface
all recollectious of a recent nightmare, with
its all too vivid while it lasted ghosty ap-
partitions
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-27

You may find in the sea devil a curious
illustration of natures system for adjusting
reproduction The cod lays several hun
dred thousand eggs at a spawning because
nearly all Of thcm must necessarily be lost
while floating on the waves and those
which hatch are mostly devoured But the
sea devil, which produces but a single
young one at "a time, retains the latter in It's
belly until the latter is from four 70 six feet
10 length, SO that when born 1t is able to
take care Of itselfand is iu no danger of be-
ing destroyed
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-27

less INSCRIPTIONS or immoral than them
selves The GLOBE can neither be bought
nor hoodwinked by this brand of 're-
former"
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-27
COLONEL HAMMOND
Relates How He Arrested King
Edward When Heir Apparent.
WOLATIONOF THE SUNDAY LAW

The Prince Paid His Fine and set
EN- Up for che Boys in the Ex-
change saloon in Wilmington, IIIi-
nois Lord Lyons Got On His Ear
and Subsidized the Local Paper to
Suppress the News Of the Arrest.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-27

Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley has
accepted the invitation of the Hamilton
Club. of Chicago, to be present at a rccep.
iou and banquet 10 be given IN his honor
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-27

w Bourke Cochran delivered his initial
speech of the presentcampaign in New York
alta Democratic mass-mecting held at Car
uegie Hall Friday night.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-27

The dtteen imported walters al the Plaza
Hotel. New York, are all "in the soup"
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-27
WORKING THE GLOBE
To Get Even With Their Enc
mics Under Specious Plea
OF AIDING US 10 REFORM

And Expose the Crooked sohemcrs
aud Schemes Of the Nations Capt
tal-Those who Gamble are as Inn
moral as the Men Who Fleece Them
and for All such the Globe Has
Neither Ala Nor sympathy.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-27
rhe Yonng or the sen DevIl

no be coutinucd ]
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-18
FRANKLIN COUNTY, MASS.
NORTHCIELD.

Req, ioffett. Brash and webster
nh" are ronuected with the kersick
nr9,ppnt in England, and who have
Isen in Canada for the past SIX
possS holding evanpeiistic services,
,onrpd here Sunday aud Monday. Mr.
Rash ard MIR Webster preached III
tbe Congregational church and NJ
Mofst- at Mt Hermon. A special
meeting was held at the church Mon
day afternoon,
M rev cases of scarlet fever nave
davpIored. and the primary school
will be reopened Monday after an in
tpuuptien of two weeks. Since tne
appearance of the first case, about slX
weeks will have passed when school
sessions are resumed for the seconu
term The school room is to be thor
ougbIy di>infected, and all new books
and material that have been in thtl
hands Of the pupils are to be burned
il thew cannot be disinfectsd by
meas Of boiling or heating.
At the convention of the Democrats
Of the 18th Franklin representative dls.
uict at Orange Tuesday, Charles Ii
Green was made the nominee by &C
tlamarlon. Mr. Green is leading CIT
lien ard business man Of pNorthfielo,
Twenty six years ago this fall he was
elected member of the legislature
and had the distinction of being thf
Youngest member of the Legislature
that year. He has served as select mar
Of Mortified Is years. H G Stock
we'll. T f Meehan, W J Wright anc
A L New ton of Mortified vera chosen
Oh the district committee.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-18
BLOCK AIDED.
some In Every Household In Bratt'sboro
But rhey Are Growing Less.
ho.a,so tho li5ppvS

Soms,u Every Household In Brstttsboro
But rhsy Are Growing Less.
The back aches because the kidneys
are blockaded.
Help the kidneys with their work.
The back will ache no more.
Lots of proof that Doan's Kidney Pills
do this.
Its the best proof for it comes from
Brattleboro.
NIGH Hall of Clark street, con-
tractor and builder, says: My kidneys
commenced to bother me with hard'
dull. lingering pain in my back. AT my
york. having considerable STOPPING ana
lifting 20 do, | was so lame ana so sore
that / was in the greatest misery. 1
also had trouble with the kidney secre-
t;ons ,rticularly at night. Doan's Mo
new pills helped me from the very start
I worked hard all winter and felt better
in every way than did before taxing
Doan's Kidney Pills.
Sold bv all dealers. Price ~ cents
Foster,Milburn Co, Buffalo, y !, sole
agents for the l ,.
Remember the Dame-Doan $ anO
take no substitute.
sold by Geo E Greene, g Maine 81
BrattleDoro. Vt.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-18
NEARBY MASSACHUSETTS, NEWS

JaG Dacey, who accidentally snoV
and sled James L KearDs at ADAMS
SUNDAY. pleaded not guilty 10 tne
c1src Of manslaught'r in the Adam ;
cour Monday. and was continued one
wee. Dacey was held 10 Souo' anu
Wa leased on his personal recogni~
auCt
T.. long expected action OF KEY -
Z M.lIsr of Holyoke against cetIaln
hotel aeepers and druggists at hoi-
yoke who. it is alleged. have been
violating the liquor law, was tsses
Friday afternoon. Eight hotel men anu
i've druggists we're held in SloUu eacu
90 the three counts against them an"
he Eases will be heard Saturday.
Donald r Hinckley, 81, of NORTH
amFt.u. shot and killed himself ny ac-
elcel Monday. He was examl9iIg a
rev With the muzzle poi nted Vos-
arc, llm. when It was discharged lne
bul.a- entering his temple. he was =
gfs!gs'. # Yale and OF the HsrVaru
Me- school. and was rec ,n'iy ~
poiHr-d instructor on the Yale Meo'
ca. -ghu1l
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-18


poviy letters not descendants
Of cultivated often the case Win Ne"
himself through his at 40
Manhattan Island with
wstful after the sails that heo
for lands remote ~,
unutterabe PROCEEDINGS OF
projects Of William the Tey ana the
the that hath
of illustrate
later will likely be made by any successor "
Knckebocker For example,
of celebrated
that delightful period sweet ana molly CAIN
smoked his
her white
walkers yagaoId those I'M
youth
Then that the lover with ten ~
without epac Happy would nave pe
could have existed in this state OF pssfu
the days of childhood are too sweet
incident or with
which belong accomplished
themselves ana
Wrinkle expanded
which Joseph Jefferson has given mastery
suggestive lines of Irving He looked
well oiled towing he 1ouhu
barrel ncruse with rust the lock raining OH
houded the rusty and
of which he recognized Tor an i
over the
Inns
the living picture
all there before the ordinary
the right in the nsh place ~ M
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-18

adaptation esehu vi
adapting atmosphere of the Catski %
which produced this the Legend of SLEEPY Hollow ana 81
appreciation assistance brought the new aunno h S
Byron and Murray did not follow An American
had found his place in the fraternity of letters a Enh puc
himself years metropolis where he could best DO his
irving comopte England did not keep
ing up the tleae the channel then
F aali" '''A 10 VIII ali N'S''D triumph ''S'
No native pictured squire more to the
self had sympathy describes As if in half "po
q sy nces under which have
such calculated to produce favorable n d , f p
which shows its rough side first Special mention Is o.
tween England sympathy in every English
solitary individual lifting up his voice in strange ~
indeed the eminenee which Irving occupies higher @ @
jealousy and hostility. The i'll feeling CONSEQUENT
aspiration upercousns and sharp
or n reads an American book The one
could do it in his English Writers on America re-" vInn
impressions had been gained from the worst knd OF
general knowledge cannot be overlooked that is OF more
% tGt possessing the fountain
flows is her power to make it the medium ,h drink n
And to Americans he said Let it be the prize OF our
niberalty speak of the English nation without peu
bigotry admire and initiate
English Su Tn as tr s shows irving the
between the two countries In s l
but heart They ranke longest in
hostites
an brave"
OF Irvings labs corresponding amount
the with advancing
After the Tales OF Traveller nad
The 1876 found MIN AT
of This occupied pleasant
Granada
returned America
achievements brought MN academic
of Literature with
land light writing
biographies
the sEnazed by his
With volume OF TINS ne
banks or
he had peoped with legendary oeasS
the DIG
1901
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-18
|. Deal.
rgy,ulRE COUNTY. N. IL.
HINSDaLE.

abs has sold his farm, with
I'D l,' sool>, to Mervin Butler
f'S a. u,. n N Worden have re-
NJ sln ~ Fu,tie, Me, Rev D G
p'rid ~ l.' Trp,turacd from Forest Lake
sr.a Ne. ..u, mating will he
I'D ee i the 'e sIc 600 c for the Se' pu to
n ~. ! = ray ay Jog expenses OF the ne"
sFsr hail - .o,.on rres;dent Of
NJ; fin nont state Audubon society,
he ,f nix on The sparrow family
gre a , ,S'n specimens Of the birds
Ttn l?DI nests at the regular NEST
ID !, ,9f he Nature club at the home CT
~ o. u .rI Todd Tuesday evening.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-18
.Tb. strange Thing Was

10, chen was half dead with KID
pn l;Ter and stomach trouble in 1899
fi,SouId recall the fact that l mad IN
tho bou>a half bottle OF the new
,a1 called Calcura Solvent. dis
" l1,T nv the well-known Or DAVID
T Ey,, Kennedy Row, Kingston, N
Y V'D 5srsn using it. and With three
...s bo,fIes, in a month | was we'll. y
I,bc 4 Lamont. Boston, July 10, l9oo.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-18

The Heath telephone line is to be
extended to auckland and Ashfleld'
The capital will be increased to $50.
O09 "a.CH =,
In he district court at Greenfield
MONDAY. George q Quackenbush was
tried f- assault and battery on Harry
Wheoler Henry Russell of Charlie
mont was arraigned for stealing nine
sacks u onions from william A wells
Il Son Of Deerfeld. He pleaded not
guilty Both cases we're continued for
one Eees.
Capitalists interested 10 street ran
way hiding are urging the Green
field rnardston ard Mortified CON
pauy 10 proceed with the extension :,
from Greenfield to North field this faii
hut owing TO the lateness OF the sea
SO. Win probably not be done.
The Greenfield and Deerfield stree.
railway company has begun to lay
rails oEard Deerfield from GheapsIde
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-18
BernardslOn.

Breta, daughter of A b Warner, tel
and broke her arm Sunday.
The board of registration will meet al
town hall, selectmen's room, Wednes,,
day. Oct %. from noon until 6 p M ana
Saturday. Oct %, from noon until III p
m.
Dr. and Mrs Hoople and son Rolfe'
have returned to their Brooklyn home
Miss Lottie Cushman is spendin rev
weeks with her sister in Pittstiel d.--Miss
Sadie Miller of Colrain, is teaching elo-
cution in Powers Institute. -Eo"lh
Hauwell attended the 9th birthday an
adversary of his grandmother, Mrs Gar
ter al West Deerfield, recently.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-18
HOME STUDY COURSE
Edited by e. BENJAMIN ANDREWS. LII. u.
Washington Irving, Humor-
isl and Historian.

~ \ the year which saw the United
States admitted into the COM
vi monwoalth of nations child
@ was born in New York city
who should eventually be con-
sidcred worthy to sit among the max.
ers Of literature in England. This
honor had not been accorded to any
Of his predecessors, however interest
ing theological, political or scientific
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-18

l5W-t'> Little Early Risers never ~, ~
They are safe. prompt. seh ~ liver
NFr rsm0Nine all impurities from 'h1 ~
aH Et,. small and easy TO take. Nesei
I = Ii,tress. Greene's drug store.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-18

with some dlf1culty tnat ne Iouuu tne way " hi'
own house which he approached with silent awe.
expecting every moment to hear the shrll voice OF
Dame Van Wrinkle He found the house gone TO
decay the roof fallen in, the windows shattered
and the doors of the hinges. half starved dog
that looked like a wolf was skulking about II.
Rip called him by name, but the cur snaried,
showed his teeth and passed on. My very dog
sighed poor Rip, has forgotten me" This seems
simple and easy to do The reader THINKS 'hat ]!
is tbe very way he himself should have described
the old fellow if he had seen him. To test the
matter let the habit of Franklin be Initiated
Read the story once more and rewrite 1t; then
compare revisons. After this the greater achieve
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-18

o,... Eospate, who was taken to
0E,y, aamnshire state hospital for
tbe ~, ,na at Concord about six
bf ,Dsa aao died there last week at
r'hIos ~ a. 20 years. Mr. Fosgate wss q
tbe sgs " ~ ths civil war, having served
vele's Tu.s =, regiment. He was
10 na'9 ~ winchester. but had passed
~ a' lager part of his life in Massachu-
:att:. :. +r,no;a
lu'; cheshire county, all the vic
ever !, - vb;cb are supposed to have
, ,ns a. ted the disease at East Jatfrey,
c, Is a rerept Baptist convention was
' sgs'' : An old we'll, from which many
lel' he delegates drank. has been
o. i,,n5 D. through ANALYSIS of the water
ioI ssrs contained the typhoid germs.
o a. I'D death hes thus far resulted.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-06-24
w. G. T. u. COLUMN,
WE MUST WORK.

AS surely as God reigns, believe
the day is not far distant when as a
nation we shall stand for prohibition.
There are men living in this land to-
day who had gpassed their majority
before there was even d rumor of lib
Grating the slaves in the South, who
had not white hair in their heads
Thus it will be with prohibition.
When? How? Only God knows. Like
the peasant of old who explained the
absence of liquor in his village by
saying, "About hundred years ago a
man by the name of John Wesley
came to these parts" sincerely be-
lieve some of us will live to see this
nation bow in Thanksgiving, praising
God that few years ago. compare
lively, a man by the name of Neal
Dow came to these parts.
Victory is bound to be ours, but it
can only be accomplished by work,
work, work. The glad day will never
come if we go to sleep with the law
duu UuO COuSU1UuUlOu 1Or pHIOW, uOA
through talking about Or praising God
for the outpouring of His Holy Spirit.
We haven't got the Holy Spirit if we
fail to work, for "It is the Spirit that
quickeneth." Nor by prayer alone
will it come. No organization ever
believed more in the efficacy Of prayer
than ours, but each worker should
share the conviction of Fred Douglas,
who said he prayed for liberty a good
many years, but he never got it until
he took to his heels. The dignity of
our cause demands that our methods
should breathe the quiutessence of re-
finement, the tact and tolerance of
the Christ. We only offend and an
tagonize if we point the arrow of per-
sonality at parties or powers. There
is need that wherever we walk, move
or have our being, wherever God may
call us to serve, it shall ever be i'll
that ChristSpirit Of love and toler-
ance that convinces and wins instead
of antagonizes. With Gods Word
back of US, and the immortal souls of
our boys leading as on, we march for
ward to national prohibition.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-06-24
Worth Remenn boring.

Beefsteak cut one inch thick may
be broiled over fresh clear fire in a
wire broiler in five minutes, turning
it every time 20 is reached in counting
the clock ticks. If cut an inch and a
half thick, six and half minutes broil-
ing is required.
The strong, rank taete of mutton
and lamb may be eradicated by tear
ing Or shaving away the filmy outside
fat before it is cooked. In this are
the roots of the wool, the oil of which
produces an unpleasant favor. Boil
ed leg of mutton should be trimmed
of it's fat, also of every scrap of it's
skinny outside, then wrapped in a
clean cloth, tied into shape, dropped
into boiling water and cooked rapidly.
Spiced tomato sauce is a pleasing sub
stitute for the usual caper sauce, and
currant jelly, into which has been
beaten teaspoonful of dry mustard
or saltspoonful of salt, makes a deli
cious sauce for roast muCton.-Bur-
I6ngton NeWs.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-06-24
When You Write a Letter.

A letter should not be stiff and stilt-
ed in composition; it should be colo
quail, and full of bright talk. A
friendly letter may be very intimate,
but it need not be gushing, nor over
profuse in its adjectives. Tell about
yourself; do not neglect the little
things; write as you would talk.
Whatever occupies and interests you
will entertain your correspondent.
Of course if you are travelling abroad,
seeing new people and historic places,
you will have plenty of material for
letters but some of the most charming
of my correspondents-an I have
many-are people who live in little
out of-the way villages where nothing
very novel ever happens.
I have read stupid letters from
China and the Philippines, even in
these exciting times, and very clever
ones from Briercliff and Rosebank,
where the birds and the flowers have
the world to themselves. It depends
very much upon the person, and upon
how much of herself she puts into her
words. An essential of good letter
is something to say. Then say it with
directness aud grace. A little thought
will suggest the best way of telling
your story, and if you are bent upon
giving pleasure you will use the most
fitting words, will not mix up your
sentences, nor forget your nominative
case, and you will by no means disre-
gard politeness in the personal part
of the letter.-LaCSGs' Home Journal.