Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-05-02
THIS MORNINGS NEWS
THE GIsT OF THE LATEST DISPATCHES
Archbishop Coryigan is recovering.

ana costs AT burlington yesterday 10
embezzling from the Washington Lif
Insurance company.
The Duke of Oldensbourg' famou
chateau of Romone in southern Russii
has been burned by revolving peasants
virtually running the estate.
The American officers imprisoned a
Venice, Italy, will be released tomor
row on payment of $1,000 damages, Am
bassador Meyer having interceded fo
them.
Another uprising has broken out il
the Dominican republic and the gov
ernment position is critical. Attack:
on Santo Domingo and Cotuy appear
imminent.
Barnard will hold special towr
meeting May 6 to decide whether the
liquor agency shall be restored or not
The town voted in March to abolish
the agency.
All the granite cutters at the Capi
tai Granite company's yards at Web
sterville struck yesterday for - week
more pay. The company fatty refuses
their demand.
\ false alarm of fire in a Philadel-
/ - i' IL COO ~ .,Ir.a w -,
GiiinS M tne Wv ,.;i,'i 60 LIS .L
score injured
+, W, Clement speaks tonight at
Chester, tomorrow night at falrhayen,
Monday at SWanton, IuesdaH az New,
port, Wednesday at Island Pond, and
Thursday at Montpelier.
ine - o1lNe,sIIy VI eItiioite Celepiat-
eu ouhuoIS Day a. IA, 'oh w "
Ieruas' WIN ali ora'ioi pS ShaileS W,
1akef OF me re-. Engineering I'' news & SeM
lorh, On ihe ooiiese -hah III DuS'-
ness
od a. Cona Town ~ foroarv in cnnnec.
tio, III notas ,,nrnerting 10 ba,,o
henp indorsed Inv tho late Cecil Rhodes
and snntenrad fo two vears, contine.
nnant in tbe boneo of correction
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rresluehI II. y; ilaeelleyel oi lile
american ousa' Neiin'lS oiilpauy was
WltheSs s.,steiu"s ~ 'no 'ocnase IN
CUR! lh'o tne pltseilt iolninE u 1u n
M pan sugar; ne nc sa'u ne h"S uousnt ~,
wv tohs Vi oupah sugar sihce reolu
arl'
The Senate committee on foreign re
latlons report an amendment TO the
for oiir ra,,reseptation in Cnha 4 sal
.,r,. of 80 600 i ,'ro,.;5ad far a minis.
tar tn Cnba and nroy;sior Is mada for
tbrao " cons,i,tas n';tb . consnI NJ -
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TIE docket for the Atay term Of the
supreme court, beginning at Montpel-
Ter May l3, contains l2l cases, eight
being from Wlndham county. The
term will probably be about three
weeks in length. The Bennington case
of j. H. Livingston VS.. c. 5. Page is
set for hearing.
Tho s,ril,a 81 +be ep,nIoves o+ tbo
Continental mill of the Vermont Mar
BILE company at Centre Rutland. where
125 men have been out, 10 of them
since April 10. was settled Wednes-
day evening and the strikers return
ed to work yesterday. The exact man /
ner in which the grievance was adjust (
ed is not stated the men simply say
ing the settlement is wholly satisfac- /
tory to them and to the company as |
we'll. 1t is understood, however, that /
the men received all that was asked .
for in the grievance presented to the |
rha oonfe,oo o,roor,o,+ or +bo
,i,,.;o, Iii etriI.n ~ UH .hat
,;,i th 't; ptti IN 'ii"'
a. a;r l'i,,.is in " ~ i;fo of +ba rason+ ".a
treaty, and re-enacts them so far as not
inconsistent with treaty obligations un-
til otherwise provided by law, and ex
tends the laws to our island territories
so far as applicable. 1t allows Chinese
to enter for exposition purposes, and
retains the provision regarding certiti
,ation in the Philippine islands. Pres
dent Roosevelt has signed the bill.
The pen he used was given to Repre-
sentative Kahn of California.
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