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Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-15

The House of Bishops Of the Episco
pal church in convention at San Fran
CISCO Friday, nominated Rev Charles II
Brent OF st Stephens church, Boston,
to be Missionary Bishop OF the Philip.
| pines, one of the most important of the
| new bishoprics TO be created. Ii is a
! most responsible post. The convention
provided the authority for the division
OF the Massacbusetts diocese into two.
Much discussion has ensued from the
adoption of Canon 36. Section ( on the
marriage OF divorced persons is nrder-
stooo TO refer to such causes al insanity,
lnaoiilty to execute contract, the ex.
istence OF living wife or husband or
ike reasons which practically render the
marriage null and void The bishops
nave yet to consider canon 81. proyid-
ing lot the discipline of persons marry
ing after having been divorced. The
mouse has appointed a committee of five
TO act With similar committees of priests
ana laymen TO consider the proposed
ehange IN the name of the church.
Inc con7entiOn is to be asked to ere |
ate commission TO mediate in disagree |
ments between employers and employees. |
ne conference committee on marginal !
readings recommended that all readings
ol the reports Of the joint commission.
taxing IN the English version. the new
version. and the new marginal
'ead'ngs Of the King James version. be
IuthOr lied.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-15
BRATTLEBoRo. VERMONT. TUESDAY. OCTOBER IS 1901
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.
THE GIsT OF THE
LATEST DISPATCHES

The diptheria epidemic is increasin,
at South Hsdley Falls.
There will be but % witnesses NJ
the execution of Czolgosz. The report
that the assassin is 10 state of cpl.
lapse is declared false.
Much testimony favorable 70 Admira
Scbley YVES brought out in court ot
inquiry yests riay. The goverpmen,
case is all in. Capt Cook, in his IL
tlmony says that he. and not Scble,.
ordered the famous loop. "
The house of deputies Of the Episco.
pal church ADOPTED, at San Francisco
yesterday, the proposed canon prohib-
ltlng the remarriage of divorce I per.
sons FOR causes not orising previous to
their former marriage. 1t was adopted
as 1t came from the house of bishops.
The C,fnarder Umbris. lying at pier
IN New ork. exchanged messages with
the incoming Lucania, over thirty miles
away at sea Saturday. demonstrating
me TACT that roofs, masts or other high
opJects surrounding a vessel do no;
prevent the transmission OF wireless
messages.
0en Castro. president of Venezuela,
says that he has made the first peace
move, by communicating with memo.
ranoum .and requests. through the
colombian minister for an explanation
or the Invasion Of Tachira in July bv
the Colombian troops. Colombia must
now respond.
a naval court narusl, composed Of
the highest ranking officers. cIpyeced
ofr foreign station fJr many wears.
has been ordered for the trial Of Cant
benjamin r Tilley al Tutuilla. Sa- |
.moa' againSt weom have been pre- |
fsrred charges of intoxication and
otner conduct contrary to the naval
+ + Farris, missionary from the
-ongo Free State, said at the mission
'ry convention at MINNEAPOLIS Mirp.
esterday that the Belgian administra
Ion OF affairs in the Conro was cor
opt from top to bottom, and that ma
ives are shot for falling to tarn 10
1,elr per capita tax Of rubber. even
'hen they live in districts which
roduce no rubber. 7
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-15
Iriennial Session Of Congr,p,tio,.I

Almost 350 delegates. representing
every state and territory in tue TDion
saturday attended the opening sessions
OF the trennial meeting of the National
congregational Council in Portland
Ne The Secretary's report showed
Total number of members of the Con.
gregatio7al churches 10 the United
states. 63S,Sj7 Sunday school members
'4S ZIG; members Of the Young peope's
societies, Isl, ,953; number of churches,
), ,124.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-15

one hundred thousand dollars will be
asked OF Congress to pay the physician.
VINO cared for VIM Mckinley in his las,
Illness. This is nearly twice the sum
paid for medical attendance upon Gar.
held 20 years ago, during a period ten
tlmes as long, the bill being 81, 600.
Mrs Mckinley will doubtless be given
a year salary. so, 900. if the precedent
OF the Garfield and Lincoln ,ases is fol.
lowed, and in addition to this will be
Voted an annual pension of 5000.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-15

Charles Norris. Lehigh Valley ear in.
sPector, was arrested at Ithaca. n Y, FRIDAY.
grlhatgeu rhg Win the robbery of Mrs Denman
Thompson, wife OF the actor, and Mr. FrqnE.
lin Thompson, her daughter.in-hw, in Ithica
on the evening Of oct .. II j. said that h.
confessed to having committed the deed, and
valuable, TO the amount Of $50 900. including
tochs' bonds and various jewels. were re,
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-15

News has Just reached this country
that the ship Manchester. from New
orb. loaded with kerosene. was found
wrecked on Bikar. small. uninhahired
lslaud Of the Marshall group. 1t i
supposed thar the captain and his wifi.
and two children and the crew OF y
perished from thirst. The bodies OF
oTds we're fopnd sucked for their blood
to allay thirst.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-15

johann Most. the anarchist. was sc =
teneed to one year in the penitentiarv az
New York yesterday for publishing in
his paper. The Freehelf. an AN &c
seditious article on the dsv fnilowin
the shooting Of President Mckinley.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-15

rlNTTn-A good man and his wife to run
\ 5lra UE BOWEN. 20.lf
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-15

tr.>yED--A good man 10 work IN farm.
iii '.rg %. pELTlER. Brattleboro, VT.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-15

? The Society Of American Authors i, com
, pletlng arrangements Tor the celebra>ion i,
New York Of the millenary of King Alfred.
John McOone, called the patriarch of Con
nemara, died near Clifden, Ire. recently q
the extraordinary age of l2j Years.
A severe storm of three days visited Nome
peglnntng sept 26. \ reign of terror pre-
walls. Holdups. robberies and sapdbagTino
are OF daily occurrence.
ssnto>-Dnmont. the Brazilian aeronaut
made another attempt Friday to win the
beutSch'prize. but failed owing 10 an scci.
dent TO the rudder of the flying machine
Miss Geneyieye Hecker of the Essex Co. y
~. Golf club. won the woman. national roif
championship Saturday on the Batsurol Links
defeating Miss Lucy Heron of Cincinnati.
Bishop Hartzell. missionary bishop of the
Methods: Episcopal church In Africa, will
organize new American Methodist confer.
ence at Umtalli. Rhodesia. East Africa. next
month.
Mr. Kruger was the recipient at Hilyersum.
The Netherlands, Friday. of many gifts and
addresses upon the occasion Of the second an,
nlNersary OF the declaration of war in South
Africa.
Pat Grove. the supposed abductor of Eddie
tudahy OF Omaha, has offered to give him.
self up to the chief of police, If the $4,000 re-
ward offered by the city, is withdrawn. The !
A-s+Na AAA-itA -lNC~ MS tDLstrI anu the chief |
OF police promises Grove fair trial
The summary of our foreign commerce.
Just published by the Treasury Department.
Tor the eight months ending with August last.
shows that as compared with the correspond.
ng eight months of 1900 there was gain OF
about S23.0O0,000 In the total value of our ex-
Jorts and of about Sl5,0000O0 in the total
alue of our imports.
Gen Sir Redvers Buffers complaint of crit.
cism on the South African situation. and his
onfession that he advised the surrender OF
have cost him his popularity. II
. now very doubtful if he will be elevated 10 ,
be peerage on the next honor hist. as was in
ended, and 1t Is generally ANTICIPATED that ,
lsciplinary measures will follow.
Letters from Cecil Rhodes and the la.e
arncf Schnadhors. twho from 1856 to Isga
a. the chief organizer and and adviser of !
le liberal party sustaining the allegations L
ade some months ago. that Rhodes in 1901. q
ave $4,000 TO the liberal party on condition v
laf Mr. Gladstone would not bring about the 7
,acuatiOn Of Egypt by the British troop,.
hodes i reported III from heart disease and
physical wreck. A note for II $50 fndorsed 1,
him, but which be repudates. was neroti- q
ed in Cape Town Saturday bv Princess L
ldziwill. Judgment was found against the Il
ineess and the case viii stand over 10 Nov l.. Fl
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-15

sIETp-A p- .1 TSna1 RdeE feE rsn6rI a 6 s.Rsss hsas
-. QGu uasr !. o. 2Otf
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-15
VOLUME XVI.
WANTED.

LrrtyrHp-t 4 housekeeper. Two in family.
In IN Igirt il4 Elliot 81, y 2t
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-15

tr,yTEu-s' II orce, cider apples. VIII
81 .7e,t cash price, delivered at
H., 4 N'NER. letf.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-15

Az. JDHSsTOSE the painless Tooth Ex.
-. q. NnN al - Frost ST. Call there
I, -. h'm. llis widely known tooth pow
,.st5E a." sells at 10 cents. Care Ii. NJ.
--.Ht. 22U
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-15
FOR SALE.

ENOR sALE-My farm and tools, stock and
- nay. 1zANNA FOWLER, Jacksonville, Vt.
so
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-15
1t WILL PAY YOU.

~ rintot carriage or sleigh painting, rc
I'd t.rsr CT So Main and Canal st. or Stock
.>s.e First class work. o. B. Ramsey
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-09-26
DESTROY L. ion Soup Shops.

Tampa. Fla, Special.-Eome days
ago the citizens committee notified
the striking members Of Res.stenr.a
that the free soup houses established
bv the union must close, claiming that
they encouraged cigar-makers TO re-
main idle. Most of them were then
closed but when it was learned yes
terday that seven remained open the
citizens visited them, poured the soup
on the ground and put out the hre@'
Some Of the cigar-makers assisted n
the work. Meanwhile 600 strikers have
returned to work and more are JON
ing them every day.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-09-26
A PATRIOTIC TALK.
Roosevelt Declares Himself 10 Be
half Southern.
AND HE HAS LIVED IN TIE WEST.
$50 That Feel That Can Represent
the Whole Country" HE Talks to
Contressmer.

Washington, D. 9. Special.-Presj-
dent Roosevelt walked early to tie
White House Saturday from the resi-
dence of his hrother-in-law, Comma1-
ma2der Cowles. Of the navy, arrivin ;
shortly before $50 o'clock. Secretary
Hay, Secretary Long and Secretary
Gage came almost upon his heels and
sa~- he pres: dent for few minutes in
the cabinet room The doors o. tie
White House were closed to the pub
lie but admission, Of course. was az
corded to those who wished to the
president personally and within an
hour score CT men, prominent in
public life, had called to pay thor
respects and to extend their good
wishes for successful administrator.
Among them was Senator Scott and
Senator Elkins Of West Virginia, Sen
atCr Pritchard Of North Carolina, MI
lard Of Nebraska. Burton Of Kansas,
and Representatives Heatwole, Me
Cloary and Stephens, of Minnesota
Gibson of Tennessee, Livingston Of
Georgia. and Dayton Of West Virginia.
Representative Livingston Of Geo
gia was especially pleased with his
reception. The Georgia representative
had congratulated the president, had
expressed the hope that his adminiS
tratiOn would be a success, and had in
formed him as a southern man and as
a Georgian he would contribute every
thing in his power to that end. Tie
president replied that it would be s
aim to be the president of the whole
people without regard to geographical
lines or class distinctions and that It
was the welfare Of all that he should
seek to promote.
The president was even more en-
rhat.c in his declaration to Senator
PritChaTd Of North Carolina and Rep
resentatiye Klutz of North Car5lj-
ma, and Representative Gibson Of Ten
ECssee.
The south will support you most
heartily" said Senator PritcharI,
speaking for all three of the southern
men. The Democratic newspapers
are predicting good for you and of
you, and the feeling CT all the pcop,e
for you irrespective Of party, is most
kindly"
Il am going to be president of the
United Safes and net Of any section,
replied the president. 81 don't care
for sections or sectional lines. When |
wes governor CT New York l was to.i
| could make four appointments in the
army. When l sent il the MONIES
three were from the south and the
other from New York They were
brave men who deserved recognition
for services in the Spanish war and it
did not matter what States they were
FROM
The president talked il the same
vein with Senator Money, OF Miss:s.
sippi when the latter called, remind
Jag the Mississippi senator that hi5
mother was a southern woman. Il
am half southern" sail h. and
have lived III the west so that l feel
that | can represent the whole coun-
try"
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-09-26
HTicf Mention,

The sixth annual convention of the
Krcigcrhunl II Nord Amcrika, is In
session at san Antonio, Tex.
The American Public Health haso-
citation fayors restoration Of the
ARM cautccn.
Four men were Killed in Pcrc
Marquette freight wreck at Wayne.
Mich. near Detroit.
Emperor William has conferred lie
grand cross Of tn" order Of the Red
Eagle upon Prince Chun, head of the
Chinese mission # cXpiation for the
murder Of Baron Won KCtt".cT.
Rev. Or. D. s. Stafford has been
appointed irrcmovablo pastor Of st.
PatrIck's Roman Catholic church, OF
Washington.
The executive co3ncil Of the Fedora.
ton Of Labor has directed President
Gompers TO use every effort in order
TO secure the passage Of laws In the
Southern States Tor the abolition OF
child labor and for compulsory edu-
cation.
The Secretary OF War orders com.
pany Of coast artillery 10 Fort Caswell,
\. G.
Jim Brown. q negro rapist, Was
hanged at Ashevi.lc. Ala.
J. II. Badger, Of South Gale, KY.
vas murdered by a negro burglar.
The Milwaukee Protestant Episco-
pal Diocesan Council favoTs changing
the name OF the church To the Catho-
lie church Of America"
The Sovereign Grand Lodge OF Odd.
Fellows will meet next in Des Moines,
Iowa.
The Gar and Czarina were wei.
coined TO France by President Loubei
a: Dunkirk.
The Duke and Duchess OF Cornwall
and York were received in Montreal
The Lelpziger Bank deficit on Sep
tember 10 amounted to about sl0'
$4,000.
Six persons were killed and 25 In
jured in a railroad wreck at Avon.
Mass.
The Allied Third Party" conven.
ton in Kansas City decided to adopt
the name Allied Party" pending a
final decision six months hence.
AS a result of fusion with Nebraska
Populists the Democrats were given
the Supreme Court JlStice.
The anti-Tammany forces of New
York selected Seth Low for their
nominee for Mayor.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-09-26
Telepr3DhiC Briefs.

At Winchester, England, Lord Rose
berry unveiled a statue Of King Alfred
The London Spectator expresses the
opinion that President Roosevelt viii
not quarrel with England, though he
will not show her any SPECIAL faVors.
The shareholders of Ogdens, Limi-
ted, a British corporation, voted to sell
out tC the American Tobacco Compa-
ny.
Protests against the new German
Tariff bill are increasing.
TinDiate workers who are diSsatiS-
fed with the strike settlement W Il
meet to-day to prepare plans tor a
rev organization.
Ex-Gov. Robert e. Patttson has re-
signed as chairman Of the Democratic
City Committee Of Philadelphia be
cause the county convention nominated
a straight-out Democratic ticket.
Charles Crest DolmOnico, Of the fa-
NOUS New York family Of rcstaura-
teurs, died in Colorado Springs, Col.
During the fiscal year just ended the
American board Of Foreign Missions
expended $19,71O il ezce~s of its re
ceipts.
The funeral Of Bishop Henry B.
Whipple was held at Fari5ault, MINI.
The liabilities Of H. MacQuand & Co.,
the NeH York stock brokers who fail
ed in June, a~e placed at Sj193,676 and
actual assets at $5,092, ,+9G.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows approved Of proposition t.
allow copies Of the secret work of the
order to be made.
H. II. Rogers has been reelected
president CT the AmaIgamated Copper
Company.
1t is announced that the great steel
strike has been settled. the strikers
receding from some Of their dc
manGs.
Gen. E. H. HObson, president Of the
Mexican War Veterans Association,
is dead in Cleveland, aged II years.
Count TOulouse'14anirec an ecCcn-
trio artist, died in Paris OF the er
fectS Of absinthe
4 statue in honor Of John Ericsson.
the Swedish engineer, was unveiled &t
Stockholm, Sweden.
The royal yacht ODhir- bearing the
Duke and Duchess Of York and Corn
wall, Will reach Quebec this week
The Grand Lodge Of Odd-FcIlOws Of
the United States will meet in India
napOlis this week.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-09-26
SAMPSON TO Leave Navy Yard.

Boston. Mass. SpeCial.-Admiral
William T Sampson left the Boston
navy yard Monday, never to return, it
is said: certainly not in an Official ca
pacity. This information is from most
competent authority. The Simpsons
returned a few days ago from Suna-
pee Lake. with the admirals health
vastly improved by the outing there
ana although he has shown himself
but little about the yard, he has taken
his constitutional walks III the morn
ing, and appears to have shaken the
cares Of OfticialdOm from his Shoul
ders. Everybody SAYS that he shows
decided evidence of an improved con
ditiOn on the few occasions that he
has exhibited himself and that he
looks stronger and more vigorous
than when he went away. While the
date CT Admiral Sampson S retirement
is not until February Of next year, it
is said to be the case that he Will re
tire at his own request, on November
u next Another opinion has been
expressed that he will get his present
leave Of absence extended to the legal
date Of his retirement as provided for
in the regulations. Admiral Sampson.
it is further said, was very much dis
tresscd at the assassination of PreSl-
dent Mckinley, who, it was said, had
promised Ralph. the 15-year-Old son or
the admiral, a Cadetship at the Naval
Academy.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-09-26
Anarchists On Guard With Guns

Spring Valley, Ill, Special.-Twenty
anarchists, armed with d0ube-b bar
relied sh0t-guns and 1000 rounds Of
ammunition, arc standing guard over
the office Of L'AurOEOTe, the notorious
anarchist publication which expressed
joy at the murder Of President Me
Kinley and satisfaction over the an
nouncement OF Assassin Czol80sz tAac
he was an anarchist. Meanwhile fully
1900 citizens CT adjoining towns have
sent word that they are ready and eX-
eremely anxious to start at moments
notice for this city and assist in ey-
terminating the reds. The temper Of
the people here is at the boiling point
the defiant attitude of thc anarchist
colony serving to incrCace their an
ger.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-09-26
SuXino Pig Iron.

Cleveland, o., Special-The Leader
says: The long expected and strike
delayed buying Of Resscmer pig iron
has started. The United States Steel
Corporation heads the list Of buyers,
and it comes from a reliable authority
that this concern alone is taking ev-
cry pound that it can lay its hands
upon, leaving but little tor the indie
pendent cCnsufers. The price has not
tCen mentioned. but as the United
States Steel Corporation fixed the
last price at $15,25 in the VALLEY. il
IS altogether possible that they will
make the same price upon tie ma
teTial which is now being sold.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-09-26
CZ9LG0SZ CONVICTED
Grand Jury Finds Him Guilty of nur
der in .he First Degree.

At the grand jury investigation
Leon Czolgosz was found guilty OF
murder in the first degree. and the
final trial set to begin next Monday.
Loran ]. Lewis and Robert c. Titus
have accepted the assignment OF
Judge Emery in the County Court. TO
act as counsel for CzolgOsz upon his
trial for murder in the first degree in
killing President Mckinley. Judge
Titus will return from Milwaukee on
Friday and will then consult with
Judge Lewis and determine the line Of
defense TO be pursued. Czolgosz is now
confined in the Erie county Jail. He
is kept in close confinement in the tier
Of iron cells set arartfor murderers and
is under guard day and night. He is
not allowed TO read or smoke and the
guards are not allowed to converse
with him. No one aside from the at
tOrneys will be allowed to see him.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-09-26
THE SCHLEY COURT,
A Sensation In The Exclusion of Per.
sOnal Opinion.
SESSION WILL BE SHORTENED.
Counsel For SchIey Contendei That
Facts and Not Opinions We're to BE
Put In Evidence.

Washington. d. c.. SpeCial.-The
friday and before adjournment cN-
aWiEed tGhr wltht tH"CS. The most i'm
portant incident Of the day was the
decision OF the court itself, asking a
witness to give his opinion concern
ing point in controversy. The wit
ness vas Rear Admiral Higginson.
VINO participated IN the Santiago cam
PHlSA as captain OF the battlesh,D
Massachusetts,. This vessel at one
tine was part Of the flying squadron
commanded by Commodore Schler
and the court asked him to state
"hetFer all l"SS!O'c measures We c
taken TO Cap'u"@ II destroy the Span
l5h Tessei Christoha, Colon as it lay
IN santiago ha"hor from May % to
June l, 1898. Counsel for Admiral
Schley objected to the question on the
ground that a reply would involve an
opinion and not statement OF facts
Judge Advocate Lemly admitted that
the preccdcnts were against quCs-
tons Of this character and the court
withdrew the interrOgatory. 1t is gen
orally admitteG that this decision viii
nave tie effect of materially short
eninS the term Of the court, as viii
also the courts manifest intention 10
cut out irrelevant questions and all
hCarsay testimony. In several cases
the witnesses were admonished to re
late only events coming within their
own observation. Admiral DcwCy
showed himself prompt and method
iCal presiding officer He called the
court to order exactly at the dCsis-
mated hour and adjourned it just as
promptly at 4 o'clock. The attendance
Of the public was small
The court was called to order by a
simple word from Admiral Dewey. Til"
first business was the reading 10y
Judge Advocate Lemly Of the order Of
the Navy Department appointing
Rear Admiral Ramsay to a place on
the court in place OF Rear Admiral
EowisOn and when this was accom-.
plishcd, Captain Lemly turned to Al
miral Schley and asked him whether
he had objection to urge against any
member of the court The admiral
arose as this question was asked and
replied
Il have not"
The Judge advocate then swore the
members of the court collectively AMI
woe in turn sworn IN as ipdge aJvo-
ri, .. 49,, ,.>,,i,.,,,, so,. ,,,,
cate. ne court theh re'lLeu ior 'o1'
sultation. The withdrawal was Tor
the purpose of discussing the methods