Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-11-14

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ne cioMn piinc.l ~ 'oI"il. anu pai
are now 'ln'eiinE ,niouE" ne ,Tto W., ~
!he 'ou! VI ~ TIt'"',!' ~! nay
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anu spent ~" VI way - ~ i''"''
remarkahle far IFS breyity and IT'S avoid.
arcn of evtrepe Subjects If i he.
liuved in have been closely edited M
discussion of tbe canta4n law ar fine
general staff of the army scheme is
made
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T;ii Ia DIV w. pa,n pi'nIt
hamshire. England. If the offer is ac-
cepted. PENIS remains and the old
MEETING house will be removed to Phil
adclpha and beautiful mausoleum
will he erected to mark the new rest
ing place of the great Quaker
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at ntr holi'e ~ ~ NTsliiliS 'oi' ~ e. t ="
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''on"llH'
The Philippine commission has ap-
propriated =, coo, coo to buy rice and
lI,l "a
charter a vessels TO carry suppltt5 10 s ,ne
ullefenl !siahuS' Oh aCcoun' ., 'He in''i'
me cohui II, PfeEa!!imIpE III we a'clli
pel"so' lue rice Nill oe Soi'' ,J' t"s't
al nov Tess tnan ACTUAL coS'i MS VI
u, ,nls rice WIZ pe pulcna7o" III siam;
1 ne genera cohulIIoh ol poNtil! anu
iall'he - Inc IGSult % 'he iN9"'
'ioh' ch"lefa ana riho'rPe9''
George l.. O. Perry. Is wears old. a
mulatto. was arrested al Boston Satur-
day and confessed to rawning the
watches of Clara Morton and Agnes
McPhee at Nemser's store. He Sun
day identified Alan &. Mason rs the
man from whom he got both watches.
Mason denied that he ever saw Perry
before. Nemser denies that Perry sold
him the watches. claiming that if was
n white man. Mr.. Mason was dis
charged from custody Tuesday. the
prosecuting officers acknowledging
that they did not have sufficient evi-
dence t0 hold him for the Grand iurv
Immediately after the close of the Ma.
son case, a charge was filed against
Perry for the murder of Miss Morton.
Perry Headed not Guilty and WAS held
without hail for hpariug
Inc ,hdepehueHl coal opeI '"FS 81
lhe ahiufaci!e pclt nave Foted 10 a"ide
bI tne uecISloh OF me arbliia ION CON-
mission Whatever II may ne lneH
VIII give an answer 10 ihe SiIIher~
con! l'Idiht. Inc CONN lIs9'ou VIII NEE.
again TO-DAY ana prSlh Tue 'ahIhG "l
les linohE' Inc witnesses Ior iH' MN
ers VIII ne uearu nr9t, as 'he miners
are IN certain sense IKE lne pialhtluS
In lawsuit Nouhsei lor the opera
Tors VIII ne permitted 10 cros7-qutS-
tlon ihem on any proper ilne OF inquiry
whlch VIII a1d 10 ihe Information OF
the commas ION. Inc miners are eN-
pected to can - or ~ witnesses. Coal
Is very scarce among the dealers; I'm,
medIateiy after electlon retail Coal
dealers III New YORK were notliled 10y
the agents or the anthracite ROADS thal
there would he a scarcity OF coal all
winter. Before election they mad been
given to suppose that plenty OF coal for
all needs would soon be forthcoming
President George Baer OF the Phll-
adelphla and Reading coal company
gave his reply, to the charges OF Presl-
dent Mitchell OF the United Nine
Workers. to the commissl0n TINS week.
He refers to Mr Mitchell as an moi
vidual and never as president of the
organization. lie admits that his com
pany owns 81 collierles and employed,
before the strike, 70. so people. lie
denonnces the demand for ~ per cent.
increase IN wages on piece work as