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Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26
The Passing OF the Blcycle Craze.

The Springfield Republican notes
what has been 3 matter Of general Oh
servation- exceptions ID spots, OF
course, Throughout the county, when
1t says:
Fewer and fepRr wheels are to be
seen Oh The blghusys Women sra
giving up the exercise in hordes. Rnd
the riders Of the other sex use the
machines as they would any other We
hIcie ard get al possible use out Of
them. The result has been the quick
oecl ne Of the market for BICYCLES and
Tue dullCess IN their production
There is DO mistsBIrg the fact that
the bicycle craze is at an END, ann
It's history again reveals the American
people 10 d rather lu6icrous aspect.
1t comes to an end Just as the bicycle
business reaches 3 normal basis. when
heel can be bought BIT something
Ike reasonable price, as regards its
utility, Or its cost to prod uce with a
reasonable profit for selling When il
was selling al several times q reason
able price, about everybody was crazy
to get it. Wien to huv one meant to
TIE unable 10 buvsHDd pay for much |
# anything else. al were hound H. /
huyr and al lines Of legitimate hugi- |
uess suffered from the fact TIE bot
tom reason WAS that the extra agant /
price made it the rich mans mark to
have wheel, ard 1t is chhrsrtaristic
OF toe American to wait to erpegr
and act as much like rich mar as
possible, even if Ne car ( he one.
This feeling WIS the source If tie
rage Tor cheap pauns witch caused
several wears unnatural depression Of
The organ industry from which Brat.
tletoro suffered 30 seriously That has
nov Vorsed itself out and a better
DAY than ever is at hand for orpars
when the two instruments sell uron {
th'ir respective merits unsteady. !
without any such To- Iish ard artificial I
distinction materially efectiug the '
n.arket
Inc present Is tine Of reaction in /
he bicycle trade, partaking Somewhat o
If the extreme reached iu tie first /
.wirg Of the pendulum. How lcrp it 4
Vlll last 10 one can tell Bur il is e
certain that there will ne q permanent z
anutscturs end market Of hicycles '
'ecsuss they fl Necessary place II 3
ne modern economy, as tira-savers 4
. busiress ana Bs means Of health t
ul recrestio So
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26

Continued from "a, page

egcltgble person. II is right that al
should feel so But We should al,
want the truth and DO possible effort
spared 10 bring it ou' We repea
what We saId 1uesdB, that to Leaf.
/ The case a. It stauus now would sim
ipIy tie cruel 30 al Innocent man.
/ As to The probability Of these three
witnesses being mistaken. We have
made some Investigation. TIE tesri.
mouy Of Mr. and Mrs Harris va
questioned at the Inquest and has
been good deal disputed by partisau-
since, even to the exteLt of sepdirg
out misleading dispatches to city pa
rers Of the crouuu that the trees so
INSTRUCTED tie view betSeen the
tleiQ house where they live. on the
other side Of TIE street about b4lF
way bets een Jucge Wbcpier'- srd the
Starr residence that they could moi
nave seen the Light, as they stated
4 Me u BEL Of the Eefurnler staff of
the SANE height as Mrs Harris, bur
bIt taller, veut there Yesterday and
sat 10 tie chair whore Mrs Harris
testified that ste sat Looking from
there sitting q natural position, tie
reporter was allie in broad cal light to
see the two windows On tue west side
OF the house Z the second story
and the one Oh the sourh.
cot the while window in every case
out most Of them, enough 50 tna-
IEhted tEeS would be easily DISCERN
lrIs ID dnre night The wirnoT 10
tLe southeast corner room was also dis
.erniuIe ii daylight, though rrt 50 +
,--ly ur CLEARLY The distance from
ne RED Il the uinnow tn which Mrs
tiarrls testified thBt she Jun ped after
ne hrst sno' Is not over four feet, 80
nat US matter Of time there is no
III Guilty q her statement. The light
the southeast lower room is sin
lneFI 4Aluea pa any evidence al hand.
me theory l. that what VAS taken to
~ iight vas really a reflection 4
rom light some~ There else Irfefer
lilly from the evidence a. il Stands
oW' 4; vas either TINS or tae time +.
l'staker. and II vas seen sometime (
AteF HE situation aud the distance &
: gwen Ii Mics Grauy's testimony I
ere correct, 50 that tn ere is M diff.
MY a. regards time with that either, /
Neither Of The inmates 0f The H0n4 I
y the Aged and Dissblea. gb1 7
card the shots, looked OUT 70 sae I
bethef there was a light or rot.
La short, there is 10 reason why the [
'qoiry should be stopped bot everv c
.ason why 1t shou Id tie vigorously
l,sued
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26
THE FosRTBGH CASE.
ENTIRELY NEW rHEogt
Pointing 20 Two Criminals Nur Kat.
p.cteu-TesttmOny Yr-g.rday-Tnsl
Case for ProstCuIIob-COnGlBl Ga.
For Defense.
VOL. XIV. NO. Io<

Pointing 20 TIVE Criminals Nor k.to,
Suspected -TesttmOny 1r-Eerdsy-Th,
Case for ProstcuIIoD-COnElBCu f,s
For Defense.
The Geferss completed its eyi34r
u the tosburgh case at pg-,sha
Mass, yesterday and r motion 10 ,sa
II away from the Jury being denied
the prosecution commerce1 its r-H5a
I'll. The mother, father, two sls---.
VI Is Shelton, nei~hbors end BAL.
keeper have all been on the stand ana
tell a story snd consistent story 70 h.
dJcate that the shooting was the :,
Of burglars. and -hat the ACCUSE
man was behind the girl 81 .as I'm
Il the shooting. Even tboeD vi. 5.-
not SEE il tel Of his falling urcgs
scious from the sandbarging befe-s Z.
reach ed here Several tell NJ -a4l~-
the burglars anc many c0nfrns-7r
CIRCUMSTANCES we're brought nuta--
81 show the most loving relations b..
tween TIE family. One witness baa,s
tie burglars running away from IL
house. There were some rlUculae
pants tn testimony a. that @. n.
mott ~ kt feeling il prayer ty -ne s.s-
of her dead daughter inst aft.- ID.
shooting
The state in its direct testfn5r-
Certainly MADE very thin cas- l.
showed come Inconsistency in ta4 o.
t"nse claims. natural to al event q
such confusion and excitement Il
9orsi q them a. the InGlrr
L atctes IN the house Ike rhJe4 stew
. p ct tV the t7f7-r1arE uTar -l -
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26

Tante Emma, as the late wife IF
: Fresldent Kruger vas fguillprIy
called, Wa- Du Plessis. Of the same
( family as tuBt Of the great Ricneleu,
1 but she ha1 no hril.iaut qualities.
ard her highest ambition was to gov.
eru her household in order Hnr soon
omF. ana see that her husband ppz
properly attended -. One pretty
/ story IS told Of hsr asking the sculptor
30 was 10 make Statue r. Dom
fal4 10 stand IN he square al preto.
ira TO scoop hollow in the top Of
his tall hat, so thar tne water might
stand IN Il ana the bIr5E drink from
IT, - ann 1t was SO done. The krugers
lipe1 IN small white cottage uf rwo
STORES I'D life mat uas characteristic
nj nsr people. Her last words sai1.
Tell your father thHt re must place
his firm trust in God. " Simple but
profoundly DeRrirEfuI Was Krurer's
tribute When told Of her death She
was good . ifs. We quHrrele5 onl, .
once anu thBt sRs six months after !
rs we're married, He has refused 10
est or talk tInce the news reached .
IN ann TIE danger Is serious that il .
Will ne .be end Of him also.
'hul4e i Lfb1ES. the well known
hoston lawyer, prouineut in The Cen.
tral Nern ont and Vermont and Can
ads litigation q score Of years ago. mas
lIrE +rel another pamphlet on fbe
legal aspects Of President Mchirlevis
var Of conquest . tue PHILIPPINES. a
II IS e7titiPd. The Urlswful sndCr.
us.Itatle Conquest Of theFilipiurs. - :
TIE scope Of IT. argument NAV he /
gathered fr5m this copcluoir- sen
ence:
We have euieavo~al 10 ,bD-- tbs. I,-asi- ,
lent Mckinley. a-rer ibf t..-nl nation OF -b.
al WIN spain 81, without The AUTHORITY on F.,
.nn-ress- maat way uUI. the FiIliuo,. and !
ne prosecuting >arH WAY far rUg wear.
~ 'di 'e--a. ri-i.t. Obtained al act II Con- C
re- puTporfin- G. ..eie--fs 10 him The power :
Eof ernIu- The iuha'iitsnt> q he Pasl.r.-ina g
''tiid- areor,iin- t0 BE wis 81 .easurs auf.
Z 4e nat without Elt q time. :
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26

Senator Daniels hiss evolved &
scheme for submission to the Virginia
constitutional convention to GET rid Of
tne negro vote. lis main features are
the requirement Of the ownership of
500 of real estate ny all voters. or
their wives or ;Leit fathers, the pre-
payment Of a ;. IolI tax, good per
sonal character aud ability 10 read
the state constitution ~ To under
staad it wneu hpurin- it read, but
from TIE property requirement a.. con
iedorRte soldiers ayu their sons are to
be eX.mlLea.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26
A bout the Canteen.

Gen Nelson 4 Miles is very apt
. handle any question be discusse
3 with moderation, gnod tcmpet and ron
mon sense and what he says abot
= the cantesn question is well worth
Of attention
There has been great oeBl Of id
tail; about the cantecE. The arm
canteeu, or exchange, or Hmusemen
room, as it il yariousiy called, Nas d
first simply place whers soldier
n ghi cor gregate 10 Play games an
amuse themselves. The sale Of liquo
was not allowed The last att of con
gress places the Institution back oil
It's ola footing. ! an not sure tina
congress has made u great n istake il
again prohibiting the sale Of liquor
Our lagre anufaCtdres don find i
necessary to porviue places where
their employers can cnngregate ant
drink The railroad companies don t,
! There il very little drinking among
railroad men, and they seem to pel
along Just as well.
THIS dissgrees with the view of @
great majority Of the army OF. GERS who
have expressed their opinion; but
Gen Miles opinions have never been
moulded by those about him and that
s one reason for his distinction, Gs IN
the great service he has rendered on
the Irdiau question. Generally mill
tary men have reported that the uhu-
lition Of the canteen has resulted in a
great increase 10 drunkenness aud
disorder among soldiers, and they
have presented many figures that seem
To prove it. Temporarily al least this
would be expected to follow, and per
hHps permanently, Candid temper
ance people would hardly DENY il.
bur would argue that taxing TIE whole
subject together, TIE total amour; ii
liquor consunet-W which Is the right
WAY Of measurement, if al CONS emp
ton IS regarded as al evil the IN
hueocs upon those WHO WO-lo ordi-
nariIy he uon-drtukers, the general
evil Of tthcial sanction Of wrong
lnd 50 on, that in the great average
the cant"en system would DO more
'vil than it would prevent Gen Miles
. The illustrations he cites seeus to
axe this view and also to see 10 the /
'HuIeen tao much resemblance to OIL
termont town agency system
Whether We ACCEPT Gen Miles
rev or not, il is also well N seeking
d,suassionHte conclusion to remem
'er that there nay be SON" prejudice
I the testimony officers are now Civ
rg Of the evils flowing from tbs
bolshmect OF the rautsen. They gre
irgely the men who have adv SEQ
gaipst it al aloug aud who induced
ae adm lIIstratlou 10 lis utterly III
efanslble course n uuIlifyin plain /,
w and retaining the cButeen system
y Two years after the rext to tbe
st congress had dec-eea its anoli-
OIL. Perhaps they Sc the Evil big
n DOW heaausa OF the seminary way :
g las congress dealt with THAR az ,
&c
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26
VERMONT DAY AT BUFFALO.
Arrangement for tn. Obsvrvane. at tn,
Phn-Am.rIcsn Kxposttion

The Observance Of Vermont Dav &
the Pan "A merican Exposition on Thur,
/ nAv. August Stb, promises TO Gull topprb
er st Buffalo ou this occasion lsrg.
numh her Of present and former resilient,
I OF the Green Mountain STATE.
/ Ioe visiting Nermonters viii bs
Joined by the Vermont Society of But.
falo IN the celebration. The State marty
VIII consist Of Gov Stickney aud staff
the state officers and COMMITTEES of
the vermont Association Of the Pan
American exposition and all other Yer.
uonters VITO may join the party.
No Invitations viii he issues and ev-
cry one will be welcome. Vermont
headquarters Tor the week will he 90.
tah!lshtd al the Genuesse House.
lie AIcRzsr hotel, opposite the eyoo.
sItlon grounds will also furnish ace H.
II odai IONS At reduced rates for the Yer
mont parry.
The exercises Will take place at the
Temple If Music. which has hear +..,.-
utfea Tor this pGrpIse by the exposi-
tlnn managers.
Director CT-neral Buchanan has If
LeFta one at the best exposition BANGS
iar tae musical TART of the program.
$500 ~l~'-' RIA NtlLkR . ~ Ift maze tt
DI7ec'os-trenr~sl buchanan and Tho
Mayor nf buffalo, wajch will be re-.
SponaRa % ty Governor oticknfv. The
principal address Of the dav viii he
MAGE by Hon William P Dillingham;. /
,Iher ad1 -esses vii he made by rha
lon Heddell Proctor. Hon Henry ain
Il Buffalo, and others.
Ihe Vermont party have been ten (
Tered tha Use Of the N-s England STATES .
juIaI nE on August :. A reception "a
vi visiting ana resident Vermonters will /
~ given q the building or sne after
'non OF Vermont Day, by Governor and
jrs Stickuev. '-N
The railroad arrangements for the trip Z.
ionteu plate special trains. or extrH
ieeping cars and fi-Ft-class coaches an
ocular trains, from Vermont points an
-ugusr 9TH ana Gtu. over both the Con
raj Vermont and the Grand T-unt
mes: VIA Montreal. and the RUTLAND
nd New York Central railroads. via
Orwuod. va {
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26

~ locai applications. as they cannot reach .,,.
..l7ta7ea barilnn Of the ear. There is onlv o,.
WY 70 cure deal ness. and that is nv constr
s .ulAl re'Aelies- Deafness Is caused hv Al In
tanned condition Of the mucous Up,r- - ~. ~,
Eulsiehlan Iubt When this tube cets r,tI,,,,,,.5
tul nave rumbling sound or imperferr non,
-- . az eiiit-r the Inflammation car ice taksr
ltoi' htarln- VII be destroyed forever 49,.
la-''s out OF ter are csusel b, rafarrh vi4I.T =
LINING A0I al lanameo condition % the rllur,,,
e We VI. give one Hundred Dollars for any
Is Nl l'taint-s rau-s1 Hv cara-rf1 si..t. -,
-. - t'lrta pg Halls J4Ia-ru Cure Ssur -
circulars -ree -- LaI
go. r. :. CHENEY q Co. Tole7e. a
sold ~ druggists, 20 r
Ran Family Pills are the best
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26
Historical Justice.

The Augusta, Ga, Chronicle, IN DIS
cussLg the attacks on Pension Com
missioner Evans and Gen sirkles
part in them says;
just before Lincoln gave him IN
com N ission Of major general, sickle
uas perhaps the most rampant 7eces
siouist and Southern synpathlzer u
the north. He surpassed Ben Butle
VITO, at the Charleston Democratic
convention, voted d rumber ot tlme'
for the nomination of Jefferson DAVIS
fer the presidency. IL was the
kind Of Northern Democrat Ike
Sckles who preci pitgted the war We
believed that he and men Ike I'm
would prevent invasion or make II
difficult and dangerous. But we
ware victims of misplaced contaerce
Without discussing the case OF Gen
Sickles speci fcally because there IL
some evidence that after secession
started be supported Mayor Fernando
Woods Wild proposal Of New York
cty's secession and forming Of an in
deptndent free city, it is to be said
VL"' '"o VA W 'N40
is grossly unjust and at this distance
from The passions OF the war It ongnt
TO he able to see more clearly. There
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Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26

, Before congress Of Taberculosls
/ d, London, gathering specialists from
every part Of the uorld to contribute
and compare their kroow ieuge on the
disease, Dr. Robert Koch IT,. famous
German specialist, who stirred the
world few wears ago with his dis
coyery Of the Kock jvmph as q cure
for cunsunp tj1n. gave paper Tees
day Of revolutionary chgrac.er He
said bis experiments had satisfied hin
that human tubercu lasis and bowie
| tuberculosis we're radically different
! GIseahes, aud that be baG amply cen on
I srrated that cattle could not be Infected
with human tuberculosis. The counter
I proposition, that human beings we're
not liable 10 Infection from bovine
tuberculosis, was harder to prove
the doctor said, on irg TO the
difficulty OF experimenting upon bu.
man subjects, bat that personally he
wRs satisfied such vas the case. He
recited at length post morten eyi- .
dence supporting this belief. Dr.
kock said if th point were conceded. 4.
it remained to dtermine the chief /
Source Of contagior, Humar immun-
ity to bovine Infection disposed Of
The belief Of infection through dairy
products, and he considered this
source of danger so slight rs to be IN
worthy Of precautionary measures.
If this is true, and Or Koch. is a
Thorough investigation and cautious
in conclusions--tne claim for BIS
lyu ph. afterwards exploded, was given ;
ont by Others before b. was ready :
the huge scare about diseased cattle .
has been uee1iess 30 far as protection
IF human life is concerre-, though
still useful in saving animals from J
,onrsCiDn, and We car eat the milk C.
ind meat of diseased animals without !
1anger. If he is right it would seems y
bat the battle against consumption .
L ust ne simplihed to degree, siuce o
It agencies credited with spreading !
he disease will be cres,ly reduced il I.
lumber. WHAT other effects may fol. r
oW-and what possible effect uuou il
ur rapidly multiplying germ the. n
rles in EeDeral-orly the elaborate !,
medical debates ana experiments sure ii
he based upoD the Rev Koch state 81
lent can determine But il is a ~
1estlon that will need lorg ard care. n
1l study ard experiment at many =,
ands before final conclusion can he II
arrsnted. !"
Hereuity, also, the docro. declared a.
} be an uuimpc rtRnt factor inthe trans. es
ission Of tuberculosis, Though Gun 81
AIRY to the long held belief and II wi
uch seeming evidence from expert
ICE, this view Is a necessity Of the NJ
,rm theory Of the disease. II. ore -
ay OF nFhtirg II is in preVeutin- tire -,
'ntsgion being STREAM about 10 the il,
utum Il consumptIve patieuts ard ~
= mnst practicable msans of doing l.
Il Is the isolation Of victims il in.
nliari6ns-sD idea which Nassachu n
Us las put force sod in which Coz. Ca.
ctlcut IS now following. Next To To-
y thF doctor urges the aulirafor, :
tlocsiiun 10 the authorities rf - Ia,
Islence q tbe disease, The Cisirfr-. Ne,
% Of TIER quarters VLenFvrr con COZ
mqtIye> change their rns!5ercr. uft'
. the dissemination of Information vii
the people euDceruIrg the true ma IRE
r q colslmril3u. q ai1 il sroid- -
IL Il
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26

Vermont journalism and citl2ersh ip
alike lose a factor Of sterling worth in
the death yesterday of + J Humphrey,
so long the ed tor and proprietor Of
the Poultney journal CHEEKY and
-souled earnest and progressive,
vigorous and clsar-viewed it has been
his part 10 life TO make better and
kinder that part Of tina worl1 il which
mo 1ivad
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26

Bot her BeHutv Wa completely hidden
by sores. blotche- and piupies ill she
usrl HurEisn : A-rlcs Szlvs- Then they
ailshe1 a. VII Ell Eruprians. Fever
Sores, hOils, Ulcers. Carbuucies ana
felons from is Use rfa.ihIe for Curs
lorns, Barns. SCalts and Piles. Cr~s
guaranteed, - IL EoI5e1's drug s,9-e.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26

Christian scien &c services in Na-k.. t,,a
sundaT al Il q NJ . subject, Love :" Weones
II. ~ n. Reading room open Tuesrgv
Inurs lay and SATURDAY. afternoons from n :
Center Congregational cnur,cr PC y 7, .rtt,
nHstor. The morning service al 1870. Dreaen
Iht DF me pastor. sun uAv srhoo AZ n a.
Christian kndeavOr meeting at r%r i m.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26
Gen. wood ON cuba's Future.

y
Gov General Wood Of Cuba in ar
+ authorized interview with Edward
I Marshall, hits some severe blows al
] lingo scheme aga INST that island ano
: its capacity TO take care of itself il given
, fair chance He declares himself
I no more conCerne1 about the future
ofsCuba than about the future if his
own native state. Its resources are
} vast and spleudd, its merchants and
planters are intelligent and energetic,
and although il would be folly to say
that the island has wholly recovered
from the long and devastating war,
she Will throw of its lingering effects
follow ed the War the Rebellion AS
TO politics in Cuba. Gen Wood OBJ
serves thRt there are good and bad in
! Cuban, precisely rs theirs are in Amer
lean, politics. A large part Of the
bad il concentrated 10 Havana, which
place Gen Wood compares to Wash
congress, or in the days of rsconstruc
tIon Efter the Civil wBr
As to the security Of life on the IS
land, Gen Wood speaks with empha
Sis. He declares that there is no
mere peed for the traveller in Cuba TO /
fear violence than there is for man
to expect assassination on the most .
quie; and peaceful street Of the calm
ast village in the United States. Il
should not hesitate, he says, to
! u; my wife and baby in voIeute
with Only Jhe driver, and be unarmed
protect them ana send them over any !
ROAD n Cuba They might drive from
here TO Santiago 10 this wRv without
giving ne one qualm If fear that
they would tie molesied ny robbers or
other alesss persons. a TO the
stories q Cuban hostility toward tbs
United SJatt7, Gen W0od say that
they are not true.
There are soreneads 10 Cuba as ,
'lloi "i' s'' S-'3aUS every WHERE NJ ueu
II the criticism OF the actions OF the
nirrd States government has been I
minated ~ 1is.rr,,l,,3 A,,,sr;,.,-s |
:
~ 20 e'''" 1ue.' s''letarss I'D 'As
lr"ss As beng opinions II Cuhaus 7
nd not cheir OWL. We have made Z,
very affar, d,u.o ber. r,, o,I,. o., +
lr.,'- 10y. o
'@' ~~""1S !"a' 9FefLh"p" "
'ui 10 give them q government Of the >
INA they Tough; fer and for which u
.. r,s,r NJ hon. s;.4 8, 40 -. =
, q
. "1e7
| am ela5 10 hsvs a chance n say 81
hat with every dav I awe baer in /,
'unR nv admiration for tra rubars u
as In CREASED. IT.. Cuhar- have +tai, y
lults. bat ttay Rave ma tnrra IRAN =,
be aeergrp run OF main hnmarfrT OF
ID it must be remembered ,hst fIav al
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Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26

Tue Randolph Herald gets inguis-
tjcally expert unnnt the operation for
appendicitis on Cashier Mussey ard
observes: Now if tteg could only
detect ard remove the bacill lootus
bsnsinus from him and Gil other de-
faulting cashiers we could chronicle
another triumph ia surgery, -