Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-05-29
THIS MORNINGS NEWS
THE GIsT OF THE LATEST DISPATCHES

The resignation of the entire French
cabinet will be announced June B
The Senate will take a final vote OF
the pending Philippine government bill
Tuesday.
! EX-Goy Roswell Farnham is serious
/ ly il! with heart trouble at his home
/ in Bradford.
Prof. Adolf Kussmaul, who intro,
/ duced the stomach pump into medical
practice, is dead at Heidelberg, Ger
many. He was born in 1922
! The Rochambeau party of French
visitors in New York yesterday inspect
ed the navy yard with Rear Admiral
Barker, also the buildings of Colum
bia university and visited Grant 5
tomb.
a Washington despatch says that
President Roosevelt may visit New
England in August or September for
the purpose of making a few speeches
in the campaign in Maine and Yer
mont, where congressional elections
will take place in the early fall
Professor Robert 7. Hill. of the
United States Geological Service and
ucdu bl tue eApeultlOn Seb ny IHt va
tlonal Geographical Society, has Just
mace daring ana prolonged lnEestl-
Galioh OF tIie VoIcahlc acllYlty III Mar
Unique in the interests of science.
Theodore Mcbride of Swanton, en-
ployed in building the new bridge over
the Missisquoi river at Sheldon June
tion for the st. Johnsbury and Lake
Champlain railroad, fell off the bottom
girder of the bridge Tuesday and was
drowned. He was - years old and un-
married.
". J, Bryan, just back from his Gu
ban trip, says that he is for any good
Democrat, for the next presidential
nominee, who subscrlhes TO the prln-
ciples of the Kansas city platform. lie
is not candidate himself and has no
particular choice among the many good
Democrats available,
The receiver of the Farmers Ma
tional bank of Vergennes has beea
made an offer of SIG. 600 by Lieut.
Gov. Martin f. Allen of North Ferris
burg, formerly vice president and di-
rector of the institution, and Others IN
settlement of the claims of the bank
against Mr.. Allen and members of his
family. The otter of SIC, 600, 1t is
thought will be accepted
Rov Fordham. yearold Washing
ton boy. has been lost for over week
and is sought for in vain bv more than
$50 persons of the town. The child
was last seen on a lonely wood road.
He started for home from the main
road with another little boy who made
his way to a dwelling house in safety,
but the Fordham boy refused to go in
and is supposed to have wandered into
the woods.
The state of Vermont has at last Sc
cured possession of the Stevens collec-
tion oftbe early land records of the state
which are invaluable to Vermont, but
were bought bv the state of New York
u wears AGO and deposited in the state
lihrarv The REGENTS of the university,
recoonizinp that the documents were
official or semi-ofFcial in character and
would he of most use in Vermont. at
their last meeting voted 70 deliver
,hem to tbis state
Tho first case +o coma nm in the June |
form, of tbe Windsor ronntv court |
nbirb onans in Woodstock June 2. will /
na tbat IF g+a4e We SamnaI n wilson /
For r,arsIan[,bter Wilson il tha noto- |
r;a,,s "Snnt7er Woita,, Who shot and |
,iiIad I n Geisba a+ White River |
Innction last December THE Hon |
T;1I;o,,, Inhrso, 81 Wnods+ocl, viii |
- thn stota,. attorno,, j., +Ln Irosec,I,
@ Ion and Wilson viii he Iafan6ed hv |
-ta Iian lEro,,l, pl,,oloy ot North- /
ioi1
~,
me lIgSh eruption ol Mont zee
turing Mohuaf evening mas CAUSED
great panic at Forl ae france martin
que; Inc clhuerS ana scorla i,. qua not
ouGh lhe toWh' however, laliing en-
irelE on the north part OF tle island
)osed visit to the devastated places on