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flashed Brown Potatoes.

For dashed brown potatoes hhrusT
quart viii be required. hrtah.: mS'n
,,b,s ainn,r ma, remain. TINS can
b.. chnppe,i i'm. Win IN" other potatoes.
wn,s h .fiouiI have been boiled ihr nh!
before. ~ the sam" ti:::s mos. '"' 20"
t..s ia nItrl.Ts were ppilt7i. ' no V't"
toes should he well Drowned IL a l'EH's
nan with butter ana seasoning i.'tu
should nor be used \ hi; 81 onion inaS
he chopped In II desired a, eA' mai VI
y..,r,,iny putntors AK. y cents a biSi'..
Noout ra,.!,ty quart. max. the hN.rhSr
groccr's Nush"l. and "A lli'l" less 'h'n -
uunrt being used Tor the hhSt'Nl ni"M"
POTATOES. makes "a" POTATOES 'o' ''''"
last cost four cents.
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might huy some food ANA me ilc!nc; IN.
woman refused, and with shruS 81
h"r shoulders exclaimed b.uiall!, AN
other pi':tui iaie. Thr -."inI woman
hnh her WRONGS reifess"!.
'"auhc's i',pe". speaking ~ ta'
Sood oohc ny me "Ffan'zatinh. sa'H III
regard l" IN" h!sho"ts' employer: u"
''''s su'" - ''"'' "u'''u t"'""H" "'s
p"'N'' "' Wv 't"''s! c"'''e''' an"
'''p' '' '''t'' AZ nv s'''t '''"e
VIZ" =" '"~d"' ''''S' ~ .'s p'So", ""e'e
conscience "''',' nc h'" '!"s"'" ""'
one "PS' 'H' WIN S"''ic''''"s !" us
r''S' VA VIZ "'"s'' 'ese'''"''" ~
morse.
10 this great Ark men OF uo.lc in.
,,,, h Inn, ,.,,
sN's'S ''"' "''' "o"'' Il
The dir ctura aih cheers for !?Ii aic
John n, Wi.r,.. ch,r... VI. J.suo. MI
A.
son IL f'"''H '''"'n ~ ii'a't' "''c"'
IL. Wales. Edwari i. D!Cxic, Alexander
A. ,,,,J,u, i,hr + uik.r I,s.,, ~
~ =,
Hartman. William '!!tord Moore.
Charles y SHE rmnn, J. Howard Wright
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Fruit and Oatmeal.

The COS; OF the Tuesday breakfast Is
SO little that oranges can be afforded.
though these are more expensive than.
bananas or s.cwcd fruits. Excellent
oranges may be bought al IN. fruit
"ahds nj ~ cents dozen. though thos..
at hve cents apiece may he selected
without bringing up unduiy the prI.. OF
the breakfast. The - cent oranges arr
most used. though. FOR four will be
sumcient. This Is 10 GENTS for the ,-ui,.
the oatmeal Is l.. cents IA before.
uniess the brnkfas, foods ob,a.nnh,.
nj four pounds FOR q cents h. used
when this dish costs Sill less
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TROOPS IMPROVE
At STATE. CAMP.
Drills and General
Work Show Gains
for the Men.

rEEksKH.n, y. y, June SQUAD
ron \ and Troop e, favored with "x-
ocptlonal!y 'nc weather, ar" rapidly
getting into perfect shat" ~ the State
camp here. The drilling and general
work to-day showed marked improve
mcnt,
The signal detail was hard ~ work TO-.
dav prlc,Icng nag signalling ana hello.
graphing. 'rclcphonc communication
las teen ESTABLISHED throughout the
camp by III. signal men. who have been
irI,t n;i=s ever since they arrived In
camp
Tn. officer OF III" dnS was Capt Badg-
ley, Troop . Squadron \. The officer
~ tn" guard was Lieut. J, e. Meier.
OF T.0mp ..
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DINNER.


TITfI the menu for one days
breakfast and dinner at nand. that
for the next 'liy becomes far
simpler than IL would oth"rw!s.. b."
Almost always in the meal. OF on.
day traces OF the preceding day may
be found. Instead OF ;his being subject,
for the jest 1t usually is. 1t means that
the housewife Is not only thrifty. bii;
skilfui In devising new combinations OF
dishes served the day before. liow-v--.
for dish to be- served the second day
IL no virtue unless II Ice deity given
some o;h"r form. y good many
"warmed-ove-" dishes are denominations.
The menus for Tuesdays brcakfas,
and dinner are given ABOVE
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day. Deputy Sheriff Sweeney said that
he would try again 10 see Gov. Odel!.
This is the ;h!rd time McCu!lagh has
been arriign.d. The HRS, time was
Friday and n. second on snliday Law
Mc'ullaSh, vas not IN court to-day. At
the last arriiHnm.nt no threatened TO
get a writ of hnb.is corpus
McC.ul!agh is charged by HIS employ
crs. Lester Il Ravcncl. merchants. OF
savannah. Ga. with having forged a
check FOR :5'1. lie was on his way TO
] this city with his bride when arrested.
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Fresh Rolls.

\ dozen French rolls. which allow.
tnfee Tor each person. should be SUM-
Glen; bread for breakfast, The rolls
are an Important factor IN hr.akfas.
The bread served At a meal l. TOO often
Ngarded simply ~ hrcnd an! no,
worth spending though, upon. Esp...
cially Mt breakfast bread is Important.
II possible perfectly fr,sA rolls. d.liv.
cred at the door In the morning. should
be served. II they are delivered TOO
early to be warm when hr.,k:a.t Is
ready. they should b. iald in ,ins ana
set In no; oven Cor a noin.n, b.for,
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.FAVERSHAM TO
STAR IN FALL.
"a Royal Rival" Will
Be His New
Play.

LONDON. June t.-Wtll!am Favor.
sham will make his debu, as a star al,
tho Criterion Theatre. New York. In "a
Royal Rival" the American right. .,
which Charles Frohman to-day pouyh,
from Lewis Waller.
The latter Intended to produc. the pl,y
himself IN America In September. IN, IL,
consideration OF his selling the right,
TO IA Royal Rival Mr.. Frohmaa has
agreed to present Mr.. Waller and his
company In America during the Autumn
Of 1909.
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CAUGHT BURGLAR BY CHASE
Crnsh az GIns. Aroused watch mn n
IN Time for Pursuit..

John Miller. OF No. :2s Eas, Eighth
street. was arrested this morning n, 5
o'clock FOR burglary.
Waterman McGarvin. CT n department,
store on Fourteenth street. was IN the
baamcn, when he heard a crash OF
glass. lie rushed upstairs IN time 10
SEA. II man running with something undo.
his coat. Under the areaway OF No. Is
Yves, Thirteenth stree, the burglar was
cornercd. lie had attempted 20 drop his
loot. which consisted or several pieces Of
plated ware. all valued at SIS. in an ash
barrel
Magistrate Pool In the Jefferson
Aiarkc3 Court held Miller for examina.
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Cost Of Dinner.

The cos, OF III. articles in IN" dinner
menu follows:
mound OF y-ririC'llI ~ required: IN"
souu stock Ia made from ,he boiled beef
q, the sam. DAYS dinner THIS reduces
IN. eos, %, he soup 10 thr pr!c" ~ y
quarter 81 pound 81 s,rmlcrll'. walCl
* l., cents. Vr-mirril, comes III
round packages AZ ID cents.
For four persons three pounds OF
boiled beef Viii y. required rhn'
selected shOuii h" In" ipin II COSTS II
cents "a pound. which makes tue meat
cost >. cents
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a Few Hints.

II mus, l.. horne In mlni also. That
Tor I'M. breakfast. ~ Tor tnh' u'uh
which wa. given fer NrS'.rihS. tht
cost may always h" reduced by t'rNlhs
cheaper fruit st"we.i pr'1n'S or INV
,on .r,,ii IA quantity OF brcnd ar r'ia-
toes or meat Is given therefor. ~ the
monu Of any breakfast IN this series TO
suit certain tastes this may Il" adjusted
,,anchinr on fruit and oatmeal fer thr
purpose OF spending NOR" on these
other articles
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Serving the Tarts.

4 serves simply To- show what II de-
llcious -ss"rt J. r0sslhl" Ia til" house
wif. who declares thcrr "i-n't u thing In
the lpuS" fbr dessert" rhrr" almost al
WAYS II something ns good ~ this II
only a lit'l. truuhl" Il taken Straw
berry nrtl"ts make an npr"tizlnS dish.
They rr" served -Ingly ar IN ivps tiIsrn
small plates. with 4 dust ~ no .derei
Susar upon them \ bit of cream cheese
mny Il" lAL I'm tie plut. AZ a eos, ~
ipcut on, cent apiece
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MAN RUN OVER BY CAR DIES.
Conductor IL Held n MnHis'r",r
Meade to Await Injurir~.

Charles Burns. iorty-onc years old. Of
No. SO IVES, F!fy.htth street d.cd at
Roosevelt Hospital to-day from the e.-
icc,s of injuries received by being run
over by an electric car on broadway.
between S!xty-slxra and S!xty-sevcnth
streets. last night.
TIL. conductor. John J. Barry. OF No.
u Wcr; Sincty.n!nth street. was re-
mandcd to the custody OF the Coroner
by Magistrate Meade. OF the West Side
Court. to await the outcome OF the in.
vestiyatiOn.
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Serving the Rolls.

!, r,,is delivered in III. early morning
are NO, prac;,cab!c. rolls hnS"l we . ',
before may he carefully heated n."
they will prove almost as good ~
ron. should always be t'rHeh WIN =
folded napkin upon rn- plat. u ~.
roll, ar. mad, IN the house. Their COST
i. ,rcna.-i In tina, OF the i!our AZ tht
i,,t.ry hey cost 10 cents "A aoE't'
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MATCH PUT TO BARRACKS.

Headquarters Of Volunteers or
Z. America In Long, Branch burned.
Firo destroyed the barracks ~ the
Volunteers OF America. on seventh
avenue. Long Branch. y. j.. to-day.
~ The building was sold By the sheriff
Senly last Saturday. and purchased by
Lie elocum. who held mortgage
- no on II.
3hs nre. the police say. was OF In
aiary origin.
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Cost Of Breakfast.

Tho total will be: Oranges. 10 cents
,,,.,,I cents ,tu.l.t ,withoHt
,rr, and milk, otherwise accounted '"l'
!. cents: rolls. /" cents. potatoes "'h,t
T,,nI-!, l.. cents Coffee Is one ~ IN.
s,lu,.s already accounted for
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Cream, Sauce.

\ cream -auc.. with hnrso.ra,Ilsh IL
served win the beef rnn * cream or
mix. sltgiily ,hicNoncd a. IL heats ana
Win "A lihcrtl addition Of horsr-rarilsh
n, n" inSfeIl'nta ipr this Irc included in
the margin Tor milk s.ae"ulnE aud
staples
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they are taken 20 tac table. 'rhcy '7uS'
be watched. however. and on no ae's''u'''
removed from the oven before tn az
heated through !, i better 20 ~
rolls cold than to have IN" centre '''''
when they are broken open NJ"
single burnc! spot on a ron VIII ''"s
from 1, It's appctiz.ng app"AfhAer-
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Deaa Man . scsreero,,.

4 coNNELLsvILLE. Pa. Juno A.
Wha. farmers supposed 70 DO a, scare
CROW N 2 field Fear here proved TO DO .
aeso 4t pl4lAlfL ..-fs. -----Ts & II ~
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a - Nysi1srsse SIN In China.
~. 3Has 4 Count Won walder.
,hS departure from
/ - !! |. .1 - req. 4
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Two Days T. expenditures. )

THIS makes the cost ~ Tuesdays dim
rcr; N-rmic-ill i3-' cents. h,cf, e cents.
vegetables |" cents; priS. ~ cents pp-
iato"s 81 l." cents. cheese. cents. to-
al, y H. cents.
The cost OF breakfasts Ell dinners
for Monday and I'u"slay Is = = - plus
81, 81 20 -
To- n,nrrnN the WniLorr- N.tnrln's
chef viii give attractive breakfast
aud di"n"" menus Tor "hm"sdn,.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-03
NEW HAMPSHIRE NEWS.
Admiral sampson Ill at sunapee

\ despatch TO the Boston Traveller from
Lake Sunapee. Saturday, said: Unless
all signs fail. William T sampson has gone
through his last campaign. Those who have
had the privilege of seeing him in the last
week say he will never be able t. appear be-
fore the coming court OF iuquiry in WASH
ngtGn. Admiral sampson i very sick
man. That is the verdict not only of the
summer tourist on their way home. but of
the ply >icians who from time to time have
quietly made the journey from Boston 10
Portsmouth to attend the distinguished visi-
tor. They called on him at the Burge-lIaNen
Head hotel, aud when they left shook their
head, ominouSly.
1T was a little Overa week ago that the adj
miral was seen hy the tOwn>people for the
first time. lie was driven into the village.
but became 80 weak that hurried return
was made TO the hotel. several physicians
were promptly summoned, but there was lit
tie they could do but ease the admiral from
pain. The change in his condition i pathct-
ic. He cannot move even the shortest dis
lance without assistance. Mrs sampson j.
invariably at his side and seems to anticipate
his slightest wish. He acts like one who has
not the slightest interest in life He j. said to
be unable to walk any distance, and hi, eyes
lack lu>ter while his face is palid-ihe color
OF parchment.
The admiral and those who surround him
have taken every precauton that his condi.
ton Is not known even TO those who live in
the hotel. The physician was asked if he
thought it proper that Admiral sampson
should he summoned, After moments
thought he replied: 4 know nothing about
the propriety of the matter, | have An opin- |
ion that Admiral sampson will never attend
the inquiry. 1t will not be because |
he will refuse to Ego or would not |
like 10 be present. But YOU can depend |
upon it he will not he there. Indeed, the adj
mira will have all he can do to get back from
his place to his home
THE rule regarding the non-admittance of
iisitoIS was broken sunday, and only then
o allow John Hay, the secretary of state,
md Charles Emory smith, the postmaster
General, TO see the admiral. They made
'ref stay, and when they came forth from
he hotel the faces of both men were very
rave"
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-03

Denies Petition for Sale OF Property
Also That to Compel Williams TO Put in
| Money.
Two decisions we're received Thurs
day from Judge Fl ii Wheeler by
Clerk George f johnson involving
matters connected with the litigation
in the matter of the Bihber White
company VS. the White River Valley
Electric Railroad company. The rail
road is a short narrow gauge lire
operated by steam power from Bethel
to Rochester 1t is not Completed.
although trains are run over its tracks
The first Of the two decisions was
in the matter of the petition Of Samuel
Williams asking for the sale of the
road, which is now in the hands of
receiver. This petition was dismissed
on the grourd that the property was
not 10 condition to be disposed Of at
present.
The second petition was a request
for the court to issue an order requir.
ing Mr. Williams to furnish money
for the completion of the railroad,
together with a request for an injuDc-
tion restraining him from making a
transfer of the securities. The petition
for the order on MIR Williams was
denied and temporary injunction
granted.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-03

The annual report of the Vermont
Experiment station covering the work
for the yea, ending June 30, 1900, is
out. 1t shows above 80, 900 eXper ded
of which amount sl5, 900 was received
from the United Staes government
$1,000 from the sale of licenses to sell
commercial fertilizers; 81, 41i from
inspections of feeding stutfs, and 1920
from license of creameries, and cheese
factories NiLe bulletins of !, AGO words
each sere distributed throughout
Vermont during tie year devoted to
the diseases of potatoes and remedies
therefor; the trees of Vermont: the
home fruit garden; hybrid plums; the
forest caterpillar and analyses of
fertilizers and feeding stutfs. Two
bulletins relating to stock feeding,
potato scab tie Fameuse apple, and
analysis of feeding stutfs and fertil
izers. have been issued since, close Of
tire year.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-03

! Business in Rutland is good. The marble
| business is specially active. Every marble
mill is being operated. The Vermont marble
| company has recently completed Il large new
mill at Rutland Center. The Columbian
marble company has its new mill finished and
running. The Rutand-F Florence company is
having plans made for Il new mill. Other
manufacturing concerns are working full
handed and full hours. The Howe scale COM
pany has this season enlarged its foundry,
pattern->hop and wOod-shop. The Lincoln
iron works are building large new building.
The gas company is building new and
much enlarged plant and laying miles of new
main.
\ large force of men are pushing work on
the new dam and reservoir at Cbittenden.
This Is the second wear of work on that enter
prise and the company expect TO have the
dam completed before winter. The water in
the reservoir will overflow upward of 1000
acres. The company claims it will be able TO
furnish 1000 horsepower continuously. even
If a drouth should last all summer. 1t is big
undertaking, which may mean good deal to
Rutland.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-03

a great volume Of rain water vent
ed its anger over miles of the eastern
portion of Cleveland O, Saturday
night, and caused an amount OF
damage approximated at $1,000, 600.
The appalling overflow was caused by
a terrific rain that began to fall
shortly after , o'clock, turned into a
perfect cl0udburst between the hours
of 3 and D, and continued with great
force until Learly 10 o'clock.
That no lives we're lost is nothing
short Of miracle, as stories OF
escapes frJm the water on
several of the principal residence
streets of the city are told.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-03

Prof Hageidup, formerly Prlmi
Minister of Su eden and a recognized
authority as iurist, has reviewed
the British proclamations during the
Boer war. ard finds that they have
been repeatedly in violation rot only
of the articles of Toe Hague conven-
ton, but of the Acknowledged require
merits Of international law. As to the
fact there is no doubt and hardly
anywhere in the civilized world will
it BIZ disputed. The explanation which
Prof Iiagerdup suggests for this state
ct things is that England's has
waved so long with savage
peoples, for her teatment of whom
she has not been held accountable by
the civilized world
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-03
500 Reward, 500.

The readers of this PAPER will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its stages
and that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is the
only positive cure known to the medicinal fra
ternity. Catarrh being constitutional disease,
requires constitutional treatment. Hairs
Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
TEN, thereby destroying the foundation OF the
disease. and giving the patient strength by build
ing mp the constitution and assisting nature in
doing its work. The proprietors have much
faith In its curative powers that they offer one
Hundred Dollars for any that IL fails 10
cure. send for list of testimonials.
Address FL. CHENEY It Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 15c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-03

4 defender of the Christian Science
or at least CD apogist for it-has
arisen, quite Unexpectedly, in the
person of Rev Russell fl Conwell, the
famous Baptist Clergyman and lee
turer and perhaps the most fertile
genius now 10 the American pulpit. 1t
seems that when Rev DR. Conwell was
a lawyer, many years ago, he gave
legal advice TO the mother of
Christian Science, Mrs Mary Eddy.
He says he does not believe that she
has any special message from God,
that she is no extraordinary intellect.
uality, but she is woman of very
great faith" and sincere" woman.
The old churches, says Rev DR. Con.
we'll, if they had been wiser, would
have accepted the true part of Chris.
tian Science. Then there would have
been no "Churches Of Christ, Scien.
fist. - He says the universal accep-
taEce of that true part The recBons
it about two.thirds of the wholeD
today would reduce the sickness of
that world by their quarters, because
In the first place. great many
persons who think they are sick only
in their minds. OF course, Christian
Science can cuIe them. Then there
are a number of nervous diseases,
RI eunatism, for instance, and espec-
tally bysteriG, which it can cure. 1t
can't cure consumption, but | know
that it can stop the progress of the
disease. If a patient has one lung
gone, it cant restors that lung, but
it can keep the other healthy. Minis |
Lers should learn Christian Science |
| believe our duty IS
ministers Is to save people for this |
world as well as the next. We can |
10 it by Christian Science. II | live
,ur years, we will have in the lem |
Die college a school of medical psy-
biology that shall treat of this in
fence of the mind over diseases
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-03
MURDER AT YONKERs' GOLF CLUB
Steward and Head Waiter Found stabbed
10 Death with n Hutchsr Knife

The bodies of David Scott and John
Stevens, one of the steward and the
other head waiter Of the Si1aroy
golf club, were found Sunday in their
bedroom in the attic of the club.
house on the outsk irts of ionkers, n
Y. They had been murdered with a
butcher knife, found on the floor of
the room. The knife had been re-
peatedly plunged into their bodies,
as many a. dozen cuts berg located
by the physicians who were sum
moned. The men were negroes. The
theory is that it was done by bur.
glars.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-03

1t would seem as if by this time
e,on the most hardened Tammany
leader must nave become convinced
t1nt Deputy Commissioner Deverey is
a heavy load to carry in critical
municipal campaign. Boston Jourcsl.
Yes. But Tanmany lives as an
organization through its tributes from
vice and crime aud corporation
collected through the police depart
ment. No rational being doubts the
fact, though legal proof of the exact
modus operandi has not appeared yet.
To throw Devery would involve to
much risk of its appearar ce.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-03

Arizona is organizing strong push
for statehood tefore the next congress.
She puts up quite an argument, claim
ing a population of about liO, 900, an
assessed valuation of $50, COO OOO,
which is an increase of So 100000 in
the past year, and general show of
prosperity. But mere decisive than
all, she undertakes to demonstrate
that she is opposed to free silver and
in national election, though the
parxies are closely divided, would
surely 20 Republican.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-03

The President Of the Reading rail
road, G f Baer, who has Just re
turned from Germany, says be was
surprised to find in that country ar
opinion prevalent even in ciiicial
circles that the United States was at
the bottom of the present trouble in
South and Central America. They
seemed to thick that we were trying
to get control of the countries in
yolved in the disputes. 1t is Only
another consequence Of the character
we have given ourselves Stree the war
with Spain.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-03
FOUR DEATHS ARE SUSPICIOUS.
Mystsrious Fatality Follows One Family
on Cape Cod-PoisOning Is Hinted AZ.

1t is rather unusual for four persons
in one family TO meet death within a
period of one month. This has occur.
red in the case of Mr. and Mrs Alden p
Davis and their two daughters, Mrs Irv-
ing Gibbs and Mrs Harry Gordon, the
latter of Chicago. the deaths taking
place only few weeks ago at Catuamet,
Mass. Some one started Il rumor that
these persons. or at least two of them,
did not die from natural causes. Final
ly the district attorney ordered an in-
vestigation, and Joseph Whitney Of the
state police force was Instructed to con-
duct an autopsy on the bodies of Mrs
Gordon and Mrs Gibbs. An undertaken
exhumed the bodies Friday and an au-
topsy was made. This in the minds of
many shows that the authorities are
looking for poison. The fact that the
joachim house, which was the home of
the Davis family, was set on fire four or
five times during the interim between
the death Of Mrs Dayis and her younger
daughter, is considered as having an
important bearing on the case. Wheth
er the bodies of Mr. rnd Mrs Davis are
to be eXhumed, depends on the result Of
the autopsy held Friday. The result eff
the autopsy performed will not be made
known for several days.