Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-05-23

Carrie Nation is in Jail again, at Tc
peka, Kan, for 30 days, and is alst
fined 800 for smashing bar fixtures il
that city last February.
Lord Pauncefote, the British am
bassador at Washington, has beer
quite i'll with an acute form of gou
and though improving. will be obliged
to relinquish his post His successor
is not yet known.
Many people were injured, severa
fatally, at Chicago Friday night,
when the lard refinery Of Armour
Co. was burned Two hundred feet o.
viaduct, 20 feet from the ground, up
on which many people were crowded,
gave way, throwing all who stood up
on it to the ground.
The Fraterville and Thistle mines al
Coal Creek, Tenn, exploded Monday,
only one man escaping, he being
thrown out of the mine. Flames is
sued from the mouth and vent holes OF
the mine, and the intense heat indi-
Gated that it was on fire Rescuing
parties were unable to enter either
mine. The number killed is estimated
at 80
Andrew Carnegie aflirms the truth
of the statement made by George f.
Seward of New York, that when the
Spanish treaty was pending he went to
Mr.. Mckinley and offered to pay the
$40, 100000 called for by the treaty if
he might have authority to go to Ma
Mia and declare speedy Independence
for the Filipinos. Mr.. Carnegie adds
81 would gladly pay twenty millions
To-Day TO restore our repuplic 10 us
llrsC principles
Col. John f. Gaynor and Capt. w.
ID. Greene, fugit ives from justice in
the United States. being implicated
with Capt o. III. Carter. U. 5. A., in
the harbor frauds at Savannah, Ga.
were arrested by detectives in Quebec
Thursday and taken to Montreal. Que
bee officers, however, secured the pris-
oners by writ of habeas corpus, and
took them back to Quebec, The men
will make determined resistance
against eXtradition to the United
STATES
Bishop William Taylor, Phi. d., the
greatest of all missionary bishops of
the Methodist church, died at Palo Al
to, Cal. Monday after "A long illness, at
the age of 81. Fifty years ago he be
gan a career as evangelist which car
ried him to all quarters of the globe
He served as bishop of Africa until
1888, when he was retired for age. OF
his many books on missionary topics,
the best known is Seven Years Street
Preaching in San Francisco.
American rule in Cuba ended at
noon Tuesday when Gen Wood at Ha-
yana read the documentary transfer
prepared bv the war department. after
which il was signed by Senior Estrada
Palma as president of the republic.
United States troops lowered the Amer
lean colors and hoisted the Cuban
flag. Similar ceremonies were held at
Decorations and antitrust
asm we're universal Only eight bat
teries of American artillery remain on
Cuban soil The cabinet chosen by
President Palma is GOOD one and
of able men of eyperience
and standing
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