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Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-11
CHURCH AND SOCIETY.

Friendship Circle will meet at o o +
Hall. Tuesday, at pm. Supper will
be served at s.
Unitarian Church. Rev f Q 5 Osgood. pas
TOR. Services every SUNDAY at 10.3D IN.
sunday school at Il As am Theme for next
sunday. >Self-RenunciatioA.r All are well
come.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01

they cannot live. Their legs and wings
are broken and their breasts are also
crushed
MIR. Siotkin. the proprietor OF the
store, WAS sent for and upon his arrival
the wounded birds raised their heads to
say
"Well, We went looking for trouble.
and we got it,
How the parrots escaped from their
cage Mr.. slotkin does not know, but
he Thinks they opened the door, ss 1T
was securely locked when he lef. the
store at O'Clock. There were four
parrots in the cage, but only two OF them
got into trouble with the monkeys.
These two strutted down from the mid
die oi the store 10 the monkey cage
that occupies the entire front window.
They probably called the monkeys
names, and the latter reached out be-
tween the bars and dragged them In.
When Officer Murphy's attention vas
first attracted by the cries he thought
some 'one was being murdered In the
store He Was fifty feet away when he
heard the cali II s'Poiice," and upon
reaching the window he saw the struggle
in Abe monkey cage.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01
Tyree's Vision
But ii Didn't Work.

PAKgEssBrsa, W. Va, August 1.-The
Rev. W. +. Tyree, pastor Of the South.
ern Methodist Episcopal Church, at
Clarksburg. who claims to have been
sanctified, has created q sensation by de
claring that he has had vision in
which the Lord spoke to him, "a To the
prophets OF old saying
sTyree, sell the old church and bnild
two new ones, one at the east end, and
one at the west end"
In accordance with this command
ment Mr.. Tyree presented the matter o.
selling the old church to the Board oi
Trustees. telling them OF the vision and
the command.
The Lord, he told them, appeared in
the midst OF bright and shining light.
which blinded him. spoke the command
and then departed.
The trustees had not faith enough to
try TO build two churches with the price
OF one, and 80 dissented. The minister
presented the matter TO his congregs.
tion, but they voted against his plan,
The trustees, it lie ssid, having packed
the meeting.
However, many believe in the minis
ter aud division Of the church may
follow. Mr.. Tyree is we'll educated and
stands we'll in the ministry of the state.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01
The Monkeys and Parrots
Got Into a Fierce Fight.

CETnAso, Tlis :Aug Ie-Criesot Help. y
'fPolice" and s'Let GO" attracted the at
tention oil Policeman Edward Murphy
last evening to the bird store Of Nathan
slotkin. 2l7 Madison street. peering 10
the front window, the officer saw two
parrots fighting hall dozen moneys.
The monkey cage was filled with feath-
ers. and the two parrots were lying on
their backs sbrieking for aid.
Officer Murphy notified the Pinkerton
patrol, as the bird store is watched by
that service, and Lieutenant Cameron
hurried to the rescue. Cameron enter
ed the store by eliming over the front
transom. When the monkeys saw him
they began to chatter wildly, and show
cd fght when he thrust cane through
the bars OF the cage. The parrots were
crying "Let 60" and "fake him of, y
while Cameron beat the chimpanzees
with the stick.
After q fierce battle of Ave inmates
Cameron succeeded in drawing the
wounded parrots to the side OF the cage
and then, reaching in the door, rescued
them from the monkeys- Both birds
were badly used mp, and ii is thought
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01
Imperialism First
Says Wm. ]. Bryan.

CHrcAao, Aug. LA striped negliges
lavender shirt, with a Tie TO match, an
alpaca coat and a straw hat gave very
summerfike appearance 10 the we'll.
rounded form Of William Jennings Bry-
an this morning a. he stood 10 the lob
by Of the Sherman House chatting with
Robert T.. Burke-
''Yes, imperialism 10 the great Issue
between the two political parties" Col.
Bryan said "the tariff. to be sure, 10 an
important subject, but to my mind
heart disease ia more serious snalady
than stomach ache.
my position with regard to the ae-
tion Of certain Ohio Democrats has been
plainly started" he said. 81 ann OPP
posed to the platform but favor support
Of the regular ticket.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01
Gold in Liberia
A Negro Colony.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l Gold has been
discovered in Liberia in such quantities
that veritable boom is On in this Afri'
can State,
James Robert Spurgeon, Secretary OF
the United States Legation in Liberia,
who is in Washington, says English
speculators and mining experts are
fiocking to Liberia in rgreat numbers,
and q commission oi officials from the
little Republic have gone to Liverpool
TO arrange iof exploiting the newly dis
dovefed mineral wealth II the expec-
tation OF the Liberians are borne out, it
will gain great prosperity for them.
Already, Mt. spurgeon says, arrange
meg&a are being made 10 put on a line
os last esesmers between England and
liberia direct which will greatly i'm
prove tRe tacilities for getting to and
rom mat country, which, although it
was souDded by Americana, colonized
by negroa from the United States. and
is 1nder quasi protection OF the United
ss..:s:::cs deal: -.;th E.:.scd alneas ex-
ciaelFeiy,
According 10 Mr.. Spurgeon, the Amer
ican negroes VITO smigrated to Liberia
have nos thsiyed as we'll as was expee-
ted by the projectors Of the colony. and,
althongh as many as 5000 went ont
from the United States. only $4,000 oi
them and their descendants remain.
Mr.. Spurgecn attributes this to inter
marriages and TO wearing more clothes
than are suiia bic for the climate Of Lii
IBERIA. The intermarriages are due u
the fact that social lines are very sharp
ly drawn between the emigranta and
their deecedants and the natives of the
surrounding country.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01
THE NAVY
DEPARTMENT
IS AGAINST
SCHLEY.
Reasonable Re-
quest OF the Adj
I11iraI Stern1y
Refused.

Wssaszgross aug Tie Navy De~
partment has denied Admiral schiey's
request ia. 4 modification of the fifth
paragraph of The specifications To the
court OF inquiry in which it is positively
alleged he disobeyed an order Of the
Navy Department dated May 25, 1898.
schley requested that the paragraph
'he 30 modified as to omit the Depart
ment's expression Of opinion and thus
leave the oourt free to express its own
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01

opinion in the matter The Depart
n1ent contends that Schley 'sdisobedience
is a matter of officia! record.
The answer to Schley is as follows:
I'm as much however as ii is the de-
partments purpose that the court shall be
absolutely free to report II such ID found
to be the case that you did not wilfully
disobey orders, or that you were justi-
fed in disobeying them, your letter
with copy OF this reply will be- duly
forwarded to the court.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01
Gave Him Poison
And is Now in Jail.

LANSING, Mich Aug, H. John D..
French, wealthy farmer Of Onondaga
township, this county, was recently
taken i'll with strange maiady, which
batfied the local physicians. He grad
ually lost the use oil his hands and feet
and was finally taken to the University
Hospital at Ann Arbor. The physicians
decided that he Was suffering from some
kind OF SLOW poisoning, aud his wife was
suspected.
A day or two ago Mrs. French made
confession 20 Prosecuting Attorney Tut
tie and an officer. She admitted having
given her husband small doses Of farsenic,
declaring that she did SO because he
was abusive and cruel toward her. She
said that she gave him arsenic about
two years ago, when he was III Tor some
time. A warrant charging her .ith az
tempting his life was sworn ont and she
was arrested here this morning. Two
year ago she was arrested for poisoning
an entire family in Jackson county, but
was acquitted.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01
EVERYTHING
SEEMS
QUIET AND
FIRM.
Mayor of San Fran.
cisco Calls Meeting
to Urge Arbi-
tratiOn.

SAg FgAScIsfo, Aug 1.-The strika
situation remains unchanged. Eo
trouble OF any kind has taken place 10
day and the police do not ax eeet anv.
meeting has beer called by Mayor
PheIan TO canvass the situssion with q
view to settlement by arbitration.
PIrrsguaa, Aug 1.-The AmaigamateSi
Associations officials are still discussing
the terms of settlement OF the big steel
strike and reinse TO divuIge their proceed
ings until concluded. They deny all re-
portt d friction or disagreement and
say ths matter is being handled al
rapidly as possible.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01
Had Close Call
From Early Grave.

MtsHA~ARs, Ind, Aug. l.a~A angular
case of suspended animation sss record
Cd here today. At ii o'clock yesterday
morning telegram came from Harvey.
ILL.,, announcing the death oi Charles
Vroomaa. until q short time ago we'll
known merchant here. Blood poisoning
dne 10 burma was the canse assigned,
Local papers paaiishssd his obituary last
eycning.
Upon receipt NJ tho dispatch the re-
latives hastened To the Illinois town TO
take charge Of the remaias and arrange
meuts were progressing in this city for
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01

CHICAGO, Aug 1.-The commission
house of George II. Phillips the "Corn
King" whose phenomenal success in
cornering corn is yet fresh in the public
mind, has transferred all open trades TO
McReynolds.& Co. This is said TO be
due to cnonfusion in the books from
handling what ia claimed to ne the larg-
est commission business in the world
with an inadequate clerical force.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01
Boxer Placards
Sound Patriotic.

CANTON, August Violent anti-for-
eign placards emanating from Boxers
have been posted in the vicinity ,of
Christian Chapels. The placards protest
against the imposition of the house tax
and condemn the government for yield
ng, and urge war on foreigners.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01

the reception Of the corpse and the bur
ial, the supposed dead man being lead
ing member OF local secret societies.
About o'clock last night, however. a
second message came. declaring that
Vrooman had returned to life, the re-
ma, kabie transition taking place III view
of relatives and the undertaken who was
about 10 give the body tinal attent,on,
Vrooman appeared 10 he dead or
hours.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01
TIE CORN KING
Is IN TROUBLE.

Mistakes in the books are 80 numer-
Gus that an entirely new set have been
made up from January /, 1900 and every
item in the old books have to be check
ed and audited.
Phillips claims to be perfectly solvent
and says the transfer Of his accounts is
only made to protect customers inter
ests while the books are being straight
ened.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01
Very Bad Shooting
Spectators Hit

l1KsyRE, Aug. i.--During street dnel
between Barney and Sam Boyce of Den.
yer and Charles Jasper of Texas, three
hystantiers sere wounded, although
none Of the principals were hurt. The
comha,ants are said to be gamblers and
the cause oi The figh, trivial. The duel
lists haye been arrested
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01

PoRT OF SPAIN, Aug. l.-Five thou
sand insurgents are reported to haye
defeated the Venezuelan troops at San
Cristobal on Monday.
The Venezuelan Minister of War has
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01
Prayers for Rain
And the Result.

KAKsAs CRY, Aug. i.~-Gov. Doekefy,
who issued formal proclamation to
the people OF Missouri designating last
Sundayas day Of prayer and fasting
for rain, said today that he dcss not be"
i,eve thet r-eys-s ss-c xSyr:::.;::S ..s DO
with rain.
After the services ot Sunday there
were light rains Sunday night and Mon.
day throughout the state.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01
4 Society Woman
Leaped to Death,

TaooMA. Aug. i.--Mrs. r. b, Price, o
we'll known society woman. suicided BY
leaping from the Proctor street bridge 10
TO the bed Of The dry gulch hundred
feet below. II Ia believed that she was
eieranged by in health.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01

Is(asaA ApolIa, Aoguas 49, Depaty At
sors{y General Hadiev. hc has been
na1 1na an examination inso ane
I'D oss II she insanity iTusts submit
IeA report today. among other
8sls H. land that siiapensary doc
~ alto pool ~ which the
sAs An individual doctors were
aisse ia among Ihevn all me
skay s raj expecls 20 take ae'ion
Il slla reg{rt at once.
49, he report finds asS paseASs
s..s szsa rorl,ni tied and fits -four @ere dis
,lsa1xssd, making a total Of 237 sxamin"
u N ietd l57 we're committed and
ifs,ks disc ,arged. while the report ioF
lsssA Year, hicll comes jowa 10 june "a
1l,oNs uid,ty.ons coumitsnente and
Ias.se,.tv {,scbarpee. toucerning Inc
III gaga ysued. sssa reaaFs says;
M i.und in a numbes II cases stas
..,. The. ejaaviss weTe made by en- |
1 o. !, ~ ss.wsssssy dGsrarsusenss,
y Esvi sl- same OF a responsible '''e''a
6sSS ,.a;ssa,,es sf the EssFsos8 tselag IN
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01
Japanese Fisherman MaTOOned
On a Barren Island.

VANCOUVER, B. g., Aug -isruiset by
a beating and emaciated froas absolute
starvation ia. i've days, Japanese fish
erman was brought to this city today.
He was picked up by an Indian fisher-
man irou Il small and uninhabited is.
land lying between here and Nanaimo,
The Japanese was carried to the hos
pital here and will probably regain his
health N a week. He was insane when
found and was yainly trying to batter
down the walls OF the cabin where he
had been confined Or the little island
where he was marooned. The Japanese
was in horrible condition. He told his
story through an interpreter to the police
today.
Last Sunday a week age, he left Ste
weston In fishing boat and was out all
that night and the following day. On
Wednesday night he says he was met by
a boatload OF white fisherman. who told
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01

TEA GARDEN DRIPs--Is a sugar
syrup Of highest quality Once used al
WAYS wanted---deliciously sweet--makes
aify candy to perfection. Manufactured
N Pacific Coast Syrup Co., 707-719 San
me ST.. San Francisco.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01
Killed His Child
And Then Himself.

sHKnnoRNg, MINI, Aug. Fired
Yoet 8 prosperous farmer who was re-
Gently charged by his housekeer Eliza
Kunkle with being the father 81 her
child, killed the child in its mother arms
yesterday afternoon and mortaiiy wound
ed the won,an ard then committed
snicide.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01
SOUTH AMERICAN SUMMER PUED.

resigned after violent discussion with
President Castro in which the latter de-
manded the recognition Of the Column
bian insurgents as belligerents and the
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01
Liberated.

Enlding was found guilty, his wife
{ lined divorce, and the banker mar
= his stencgrapher while In Jail.
N he transferred his estate 70 her
4 went to Joliet on an indeferminate
xtence.
The young woman worked night and
n among politicians and influential
xens, and a meeting of the Pardon
ard was held. The story leaked out
lay that sIaulding had been granted
parole. He was two years in jail pre-
ously.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01

In order TO get acquainted with the
people Of Tucson all customers at Jesse
Y0akuasaas heM saloon are entitled to
cocktRiI gsstis between the hours oi 8 to
2 .. msduring the coming week. ~
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01
HUGE
CONSPIRACY
or INDIANA
DOCTORH}.
reat OperatL ns OF
!. the IndianaHoHs
Insani@
rrusi

given, the aceused was
4 II hospital for the insane
in any person other than
4 bnnected with such de-
h that up to June 8.
Fere being filed at the
7 month ; that from June
rty.one afhdavits were
Nations had, or at the
ven per month; that at
ttation in regard to the
kationa began and since
the present date
n only three afiidavits
Examinations had, and
hottest season of the
herai Taylor this morn
letter TO Governor Dur
Sse IL reason to believe
from this county are H.
erated in the insane hos
Gfng him to order the state
Iitles 10 make n thorough
"a into such cascs.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01

him TO quit fishing. He saw them again
after he had pulled in some fish. They
were angry with him for fishing on &C.
count of the strike which was at that
time being settled. They struck him on
the head and when he became conscious
he found that his boat Was gone, hayinG
been smashed in and sunk, and bis -
and cara had been cut mp and thHQ
overheard. They landed him on 3
island Just west OF Bowen ISL
well out OF the way OF any pass =. ]
The captors put him in -
and there he remained almS
move. He remembers tF11
and obtain some wat
came weaker and the atlf
days lay on the grouiSs q -
Occasionally he - lway
in the distance IN sa1 i've
any signal. The1e 4 nc - q y psr-
petrators oil tI.a mainonIn3.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-01

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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-09-11

noon last When we had planted Is in
dividuals in our private editorial grave
yard. we sincerely hoped and trusted
that the limit had been reached. and
for the last two years we have done
our best to avoid adding to the num-
Der. on several occasions, US many of
our people know. we have let q scrub
man hustle US around a corner rather
than send his unprepared soul into eter-
nifty. At 3 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
as we were negligently reclining
against the door of the postoffice, hav-
ing only peace and good will III our
hearts, a man named Bsscomb came
along and announced that our carcass
had cum bered the earth long enough.
Any enmfty he may have had was de-
yeloped by our refusal six months ago
10 publish a poem he had written on
The Mule" At one time and another
he has thrown out dark hints but we
have given them no thought The other
day. however, he opened fire on Us with
his words and had fred four bullets all
around US before we discovered that he
really meant business. We were then
forced to pull and shoot, and il is need
less to say that we were fully exoCer-
ated by the coroner's jsry and by pub
lie opinion. We ordered the undertak
er to spare no reasonable expense, and
we paid for six hacks TO make up q
funeral procession. The deluded de-
ceased was given site No. II il our
grounds. aud yesterday we had his
headstone up and rosebush planted
on his grave. No one could have done
better by him. and many would have
done nothing a an. but we cannot help
but feel grieved and cast down. We
have no ambition 10 kill Of the people
OF Arizona TO stock a private grave
yard nor are we q MAI looking for 8
fuss to show skill with gun We were
eornered and had 10 do il. but from this
time on all poems. no matter whether
relating 10 the mule, the horse. the COW
boy or anything else living or dead.
will be promptly published n the hope
of avoiding further tragedies
NJ. OCAD.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-09-11
BIG TIME AT BUFFALO
Railroad Day At The Pan
American Exposition.

The second Saturday in Septem-
Der, the l4th, will be Railroad day at
the Pan American exposition. 1t
promises TO be one Of the most inter
esting days of the great show at
Buffalo. Elaborote arrangements
have been completed for an interest
ing and novel demonstration. The
grand parade on the exposition
grounds that day will be extremely
unique and interesting. 1t will illus
trate the different methods of trans
portation in use since Adam and
Eve moved out of the Garden
Of Eden. There will be many
striking novelties in the way of
special features. Hon. Chauncey De
pew will be one of the distinguished
orators. The night Examinations
and fireworks will be on magnificent
scale. The day and night festivities
will be highly enjoyable for Pan
American Exposition visitors. Spec
ial low fares in effect over the Akron
route will permit everybody to at
tend at small expense. For particu-
airs about the cost oftickets, through
time to Buffalo, etc, apply to
c. W ELMER,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-09-11

A wedding in cage Of twenty five
lions is one of the novel events being
arranged for Railroad Day at the
Pan American Exposition, Sept. IL
A gilded cage Of strong steel is to be
placed in the center of the Esplanade
and will contain the twenty five lions
The wedding party including ushers,
will be driven to the cage and enter
the same IN the presence of the
crowd. After the ceremony wed
ding supper will be served in the
cage in the midst of the lions. It
will be a romantic affair. See it by
going TO Buffalo on Pan American
Excursion tickets sold at low fare
via the Akron Route. Further in
formation about them may be OBJ
tanned from tickets agents.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-09-11
Take the Popular c. r. S Nj. Route

To Buffalo via Muncie and Big T.
Coach Excursion leaving every
Tuesday limit six days. Tickets
coed returning until midnight on the
following Sunday-through coaches
TO Buffalo. Grandest combination
excursion ever arranged. Only on
cent per mile to Buffalo where the
n-American Exposition IS beinga
he'd.
Steamer ride on LAKE Erie between
Cleveland and Buffalo at option of
passengers-s5- 70 round trip
c. A BLAIR,
City Ticket agent.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-09-11

and now. my friends" said the
lecturer on THE Life and Times Of
George Washington" when he had con
cluded his address. IF any of you
cares to ask me question. please
speak Up"
DO you think Washington's charac-
ter was fully testedf" queried a man
in the audience.
1T was as far as could be under
the then existing situation of affairs. :"
was the reply.
But he never held the end seat of an
open car when fat woman wanted TO
get on:"
Never, of course. and as greatly as
l admire the great man l cannot make
up my mind whether he would have
hitched along like a gentleman or held
fast to his place like hog"
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-09-11
TO BUFFALO BY BOAT.
Steamer Trip via Cleveland In ConneC
neCtion With Akron Route
Through Service.

in addition to the through time
and through car service to Buffalo
over the Akron Route, the trip to
the Pan-American Exposition may
be made via Cleveland and steamer
by taking trains running over the
c., A & c. link OF the Akron Route
to Cleveland, where they connect
with the at line. Tickets to Buff
talo and return via Cleveland over
the c., a. & c. may be obtained Civ
ing the purchaser the option Of boat
Or rail between Cleveland and Buff
falo. For particulars apply to
c. ". ELMER,
Pass. and Ticket Agent,
Richmond, Ind.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-09-11
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