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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-22
BERNARDSToN.

w A. Stratton has recently been 10
Saratoga for a few days.
valley Fair. Brattleboro. sept ~
and IS. Largest and best
Mrs w. E. Cushman went TUESDAY
to New York for a brief visit
Mrs Lowe of New York. summer
u,,ast in the family of D. G. wide,
has returned to her home.
Mrs Relic Hare Gordon of Hazard
,.;iIa Conn. has been recent guest
If her aunt, Mrs. j. V. Hale.
Nrs Iucia Frizzell Williams OF
,,,1;nonee Fails has recently spent
snn,e time at the Frizzell homestead
william A. Nottingham OF Geneva T.
~ accompanied by Mr.. Osborne, q
- from Amherst, has passed
.nn,e time in the home of his father'
carlos d. Smith. son of Rev; r. >.
smith left home Monday Tor Haiiii :
v where he will enter the
eu u, class of Colgate university
walter E. Davis went last Week ~
poston where he has posltion as
b s'1'., ,,ba, in the office of Stoddard,
1Ienerick Richards & Co.. importers
Of textile machinery.
NJ Stratton has tree bearing
1,,ss Of the Wolf River variety Il
p,,h;ch filed a peck measure heapeu,
one snecimen weighed Is ounces aho
some others looked larger
A clam bake. attended by many a ,ml
Ia CHESTS from out of town ana
i,;aans of the home village ana VI
s;,,;ty was given by Mr. ana Mrs' r.
p Benjamin one day last week,
news of the death of Mrs. Helen
, man of Hinsdale. a former resideh'
here s was received early in the Week
The funeral was held IN IN Tn, Ts,rsday
gational church at lo.SV nui s
The invitation of Mrs. o paIiii e;rcI.
and Mrs Bullard to the Social elrclt
anu hanored by a large attendance
M Mn afternoon. Many former
,r nu, hers who now reside in Green
asIa Joined the home circle, IT Tn !,
h ,,os served an excellent repas'
70 the go or 20 guests
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-22
EAST DOVER.

Rev. C. S. Sherman preached Sun
day at Brookline.
Zina and Fred Goodell ATTENDED the
fair at Bondville this week
Valley Fair Wednesday and Tnurs-
day next week Don't miss IL.
Farmers are digging their potatoes
and some pieces are reported 10 oe
rotting badly.
Rev. G. II. Chambers of Brookiine
preached at the Baptist church sun
day. He has accepted a call from the
Baptist church in East Dover ana VIII
commence his labors about the ma
die of October.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-22
Given lJp to Die.

r. Spiegel. 1904 n. Virginia street,
Ivonsville Ind. writes: For over five
Years 7 was troubled with kidney and
iladder affections which caused me
mich pain and worry | lost flesh ana
was ali run down. and year ago nae
to abandon work entirely nag
three If the best physicians who did
ne No good and was practically CIV
am IN TO die Foleys Kidney Cure was
u,.a go and the first bottle gave
me great relief and after taking the
second bottle was entirely cured
cold nv all dealers.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-22
c,JILFoRp CENTER.

DON'T forget the Valley Far dates
Sept. q and 2S. Come.
The time for the regular meeting
of Broad Brook grange has been
changed to Monday night, September
25. on account of the Valley fair at
BrattIeboro. The teachers having
school work to exhibit at the fair are
requested to take or send 1t III as
early as possible the first day.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-22
WEST DOVER.

Ephraim Carey of Warren. Mass. Is
visiting his relatives here.
Mrs. Ellen Boyle and Mrs. W. w
Harris are visiting. in Ware and Or
ange Mass.
Mrs. L. ]. Sylvester is on the SICK
list and Lila Stanley is at work TOT
her.
Mrs. Clara Cook is gaining slow
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-22
HALIFAX.

Mrs. Hunter was called TO Boston
on business last week.
A. C. Jones has been among the
sick ones for few days.
DR.. f. S. Niles and family nave re-
turned to Boston for the WINTER.
G. NJ. Scott and C. H. Learnard
have been applying a new coat Oh
paint to their houses.
d. n. May and family have gone
from the Fish homestead, where they
have been spending the summer, TO
Meriden, Mass.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-22
Attacked by a Mob

and beaten, in labor riot. until COW
cred with sores. a Chicago street car
conductor applied Bucklen's Arnlca
Salve, and was soon sound ana Wei
Il use it in my family, writes u; =;
Welch of Teknosha. Mich. -and fine
If perfect." Simply great for cuts and
burns. only 25c at F. H. Holden &
Co.'S drug store
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-22
GREEN RIVER.

A few from here attended the fair
at Greenfield.
II. B. Barden and family are soon
to move to Brattleboro.
Potatoes are not turning out We'll
They are small and rotting.
The first frost of the season ap-
neared Friday night. Most of the
farmers have their corn cut ana siios
filed
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-22
DOVER.

The last of the summer boarders left
Monday, September IL.
The Starkey place has been sold 10
w. C. Bliss of Newfane.
Mrs. j. L. Clark of Guilford was IN
town Saturday and Sunday.
G. II. Russell is out after being
housed for three weeks with sciatic
rheumatism.
Mrs. L. d. Moulton's sister. brother
and some other relatives spent Thurs
day with her.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-22
MARLBORO.

Henry Hale formerly of Marlboro
has just been appointed to respon-
sible position on the Boston and Maine
railroad and is stationed near Bos-
ton.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-22

II is impossible to have clear
head. an active brain. VIGOROUS oo .ha
stitution or a strong nooy ~ s.ornsch
dlse.o ~ order Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
is 1u. -, the stomach and digestive or
VIII IN good condition and improve
~. 81 General condition. Sold by George
r. Greene
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-22

...o1 tbe Valley Fair Sept. q and
greater than ever.
\. Minnie Howard is teaching
a in Dummerston, VT.
1. probate court was held here
Y -,ssday for the customary busi-
,brae new teachers of the CEN
n,oo are boarding at F. b. Cald-
Arizona republican., 1905-01-09
COL ORADO CONTEST Ii Is PeabOdy'S Purpose to
 Make One
Adams Believes That Republican Fraud Outside of Denver Will Offset Democratic Irregularities Within.

Denver. Jan. S.-A hot fight is ex- pected in the senate tomorrow when the nominations for judges of the su- preme court made yesterday by Gov ernor Peabody come up for confinha- tions. The democrats held a caucus tonight and at the close declared they would fight the nominations with all their power They claim moreover with two republicans senators voting with them that they will be able to prevent the confirmation.
 The republican leaders declared this afternoon that they had received per sonal pledges from enough republican senators to insure the confirmation of the two men. They are not, however, over confident of the issue and admit ted that there would be something of a struggle before confirmation is se- cured.
 It is Governor Peabody's present in- tention to contest the election of Gov ernor-elect Adams. Under the law he can not file notice of contest before the sixth day of the session, which will be tomorrow. He has. however sev- eral days in which to file notice and may not do so until after the inau- guration of Adams.
 The latter said today: "I do not know whether Governor Peabody will make contest or not, but I expect that he will. l am in a much better position for such a proceeding than I was two days ago. At that time the investigation was confined by the su- preme court to the city and county of Denver. Now it includes the entire state and l feel confident that the democrats can show as many or more fraudulent republican votes in the out lying counties than the republicans claim were cast by democrats in Denver l am certain of the result if the entire state is brought into the contest, as it must be, if Governor Peabody decides on such q course"
Arizona republican., 1905-01-09
BEITINA GERARD DEAD
The End Last Night of Most Check
 cred Career,

New York, Jan. S--Bettina Girard. the actress. daughter of General ord way of Washington. died in Roosevelt hospital today. Notice of her death was given to the oroner's office which began an investigation. The woman was removed from her apartments o- Saturday and at the hospital the name If Elizabeth Witter was given. The cause of her death is believed to have been acute pneumonia.
 Bettina Girard had been married seven times, and on various occasions within the past seven years has been a patient in the hospitals of this city suffering from troubles due to her mode of life. From a convent iE Georgetown, in her early life. she was sent to 9 finishing school in Wash iugton. She was 9 musician and lin guist, beautiful Of face and figure, and could ride with the best and eXcelied in all outdoor sports.
 The career Of Bettina Girard was one of contrasts. Her life began amid the refined surroundings of wealthy and distin guished family in Washington. She was 35 years of age. Soon after her debut in Washington. Arthur Padel- ford, a member of wealthy Balti- more family met her and, following a short wooing, they were married. They at once went abroad, and three months later came the report that in Austria the young husband had applied for and obtained a divorce Soon after she went on the stage.
 Washington, Jan. S.-Miss Girard was the daughter of the late General Albert Ordway, for some time com manding officer of the National Guard of the District of Columbia. She had been on the stage for about twenty years and had played in light opera, meIodrama and vaudeville.
 Denver, Jan. S.-Bettina Girard was married to r. c. Witter, a vaudeville performer, who was a member or a pioneer family of this city. They were married about three years ago and visited Writers home shortly after ward.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-09
MOTORS FOR ARIZONA
4 Boston Company Formed for Their
 Manufacture.

Boston. Mass, Jan. 8.--A company of Boston capitalists has been formed here to manufacture sun motors for use in the southwestern arid regions for pumping water for irrigation. One of the motors used for experimental purposes has been set up for some time at Wilcox. Ariz.. and others at Pasadena. Cal, Mesa and Tempe, Ariz. 4 plant will be established at Joliet, H.. for the manufacture of the ma chimes which have been perfected by Aubrey C. Eneas and other engineers.
 If the motors can be manufactured in sufficient quantities it is understood that the Southern Pacific railroad will secure a number for use along it's lines. It has already ordered one for its Wilcox station.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-09

either burned to death or smothered.
 The chaTred bodies of Noweski, his wife and seven children, one a baby in arms. are in the ruins.
 The Nowesllis lived in a log house on the outskirts of Morris Run. and there were no immediate neighbors. Last night the family retired as usual Soon after o'clock this morning the eldest son was awakened by the smell of smoke. His sleeping room was on fire, and it was with the greatest diT- ficulty that he escaped from the house. He had no time to think of others and escaped barely with his own life. IL is thought a stove fell over. and the hot coalls set fire to the house. The building was entirely destroyed and only a few charreR bones remained among the burning embers this morn ing.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-09
No Change in the Plans of
 the Russians
THERE'S TALK OF PEACE
Based on the Fact That Foreign Min ister LamsdOrff Has Always Been in Favor of Peace-The Delivery of the Prisoners at Port Arthur.

St Petersburg, Jan. 9.-The confer ence which Emperor Nicholas has been holding with the members of the coum- cil of the empire. M. Witte and other members and advisers on the internal and external situation has not yet been concluded, but nothing has occur red which would indicate that the government is prepared to depart from it's present programme of continuing the war to the bitter end.
 Nevertheless there was talk of peace heard on Sunday in many quarters, the foundation for it being ascribed to Foreign Minister Lamsdorff's alleged position in favor of such a course on the ground that, aside from the humil- iation to the military prestige involv- ed, it would only mean the relinuuish- ment of Manchuria, to which Russia is formally pledged. There is no conar- nation of this statement of Lams- dorffs position beyond the general knowledge that he always has belong ed to the. peace party.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-09
SEWING MACHINE MEN STRIKE.
They Object to Being Held Respon.
 sibe for Stolen Machines.

New York, Jan. 3.-Sewing machine agents to the number of 200 have de- cided to inaugurate a strike here-thc first of the year. Nothing of the kind has ever occurred before in the profes- sion, and no union had been thought necessary. Recently the agents deter nined that their grievances were in need of adJustme ent, and called a meet ing, which resulted in the call for d strike They demand the restoration of commissions, recently abolished. and readjustment of the system by which they are held liable to the manufac- turers when dishonest people buy ma chimes on the installment plan. and suddenly leave for parts unknown, with the machine only partially paid for.
 The strikers say that they have to give a bond of $15O each before they can be employed as agents. This, they think. ousht to be enough, without holding them responsible for lost ma chimes.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-09
THE APPROPRIATION BILLS.
Meet of Them Will Be Before the
 House During The Week.

Meet Of Them Will Be Before the
 House During The Week.
 Washington, Jan. S.-It is the inten- ton of the house to begin active con sideratiOn of the appropriation bills this week. Monday is District of Columbia day. and resolution provid- ing for the ceremonies of the inaugu- ration of President Roosevelt and de- ciding where the Inauguration ball be held will be considered Another measure of more than local importance to be called up is q bill granting the American Railway Appliance exposi- tion authority to use the monument grounds for the exhibition.
 It is expected that the resolutions introduced by Representative Baker will be. disposed of. They were re- ferred to the judicial committee and no doubt will be reported back on Monday for action by the house. These are resolutions criticizing President Roosevelt and Secretary Morton.
 The pension appropriation bill will be reported on Monday and possibly taken up for consideration or Tuesday. It will be followed by the army. Indian and District Of Columbia approprla- tions bill. While they all may not be considered during the week they will be up for discussion. The Hill curren- cy bill remains unfinished business and Friday will be devoted to pension bills.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-09
The Joint Statehood Bill
 Must Be Amended
OR UTTERLY DESTROYED
The Fight Will Be Resumed Today. The Friends of Arizona Will Try to DispIace the Measure or Effect a COmrOmiSe.

Washington, Jan. S-The joint state hood bill will continue to be the prin- cipal topic of discussion in the senate during the present week but other measures will receive attention each day during the morning hour, includ- ing the omnibus claims bill, for which Senator Warren stands sponsor. The bill comprises more than 200 pages, but the senator has already succeeded in having it read by utilizing the or der hours, and thus has put large and important part of the work of consideration to the rear. An effort will be made to get through bill providing for the compensation of the American fisherman whose vessels were seized previous to arbitration in 1893. This measure is in the hands of Senator Fulton, who will press it as an act of justice to the men whom he thinks have been discriminated against.
 The pure food bill will remain in the background for the present, not be- cause the friends of the measure have abandoned it. but because they consid- CT that its chances will be improved by not pressing for immediate consid- eratiOn. They have been assured by the republican leaders that the bill shall have first place on the calen- dar, aside from the appropriation bills. after the statehood bill is disposed of, and therefore they will not antagonTze the statehood bill for the present, if at all.
 The discussion of the statehood question will begin or Monday with a speech by Senator Morgan and he will be followed by other opposing senators The present plan of the opposition is to keep the discussion going until some of the appropriation bills are re- ported and it becomes necessary to take them up. or if this is postponed too long. to displace the bill with the pure food bill Failing in all these eX- pedients they will probably seek compromise.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-09
A THIRD TRIAL FOR SANFORD
Holy Ghost and Us Leader Charged
 with MansIaughter.

Bangor. Me. Jan. S.-Rev. Frank w Sandford, leader of the Holy Ghost and Us society at Shiloh, will be given a third trial on the charges of man. slaughter, in causing the death by al legged neglect of Leander Bartlett. aged 14. a member of the Shiloh colony. 4 rescript of the full bench of the su- preme court to this effect was handed down today, ruling that the excep- tions Of the defendant to the qualified tions of the ruling of the presiding justice were sustained.
 Sandford was found guilty by a jury after the second trial at Farmington.. Exceptions were made to certain tes- timony, and a motion to take the case to the law court was allowed.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-09
ELECTRIC sUNsTROKE.
Novel Accident at the Carnegie Steel
 Works in Sharon.

sharon. Pa, Jan. .-Superintendent Warren Clifton, Assistant Manager William Kromlish and Head Electric ian NJ. Mckee of the Carnegie Steel company. received an electric sun stroke at one of the blast furnaces to- day. They were using an electric burner to dislodge an obstruction III a furnace, when they fell over uncon- scious. Several other employees were affected. but not severely.
 Physicians were called and they stated that the men were suffering from symptoms similar to sunstroke and were treated accordingly. They are reported to be recovering.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-09
THE CUTLER MOUNTAIN CASE.
The Supposed Victim Seen Few
 Days Ago.

Pueblo. Colo, Jan. S.-E. s. Griffith a conductor on the Los Angeles anc Salt Lake road, while in Pueblo to- day stated that he had seen Bessie Bouton. the woman who was thought to be the Cutler mountain murder vic tim. in Salt Lake a few days ago. He said she was with Wm. Franklin. a tall. thin man, who is being sought by the police on the charge of being the murderer of Mrs. BOuron.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-09
sToEssEL WILL vIsIT JAPAN.

Tokio, Jan. S.-General Stoessel and other Russian officers who have given their parole will be brought to Naga- saki on a Japanese transport. It is probable they will remain at Naga- saki for a few days and will then sail for Russia on a French steamer via Suez canal.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-09
A SURPRISE DEFEATED.

St. Petersburg, Jan. 8.-GeneraI Ku- ropatkin reports the illustration of d Japanese attempt to surprise his cen ter front on the night of Jan. and the bayonetting of twenty Japanese the night of Jan 3, by a cavalry reconnais- sance in the valley of the Taitse river in the direction of Sianchian.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-09

The only real fight is against the uniting of Arizona and New Mexico and there is talk of eliminating these territories entirely from the statehood proposition. It is believed if this were done, the bill for the consolidation of Oklahoma and Indian Territory would be passed.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-09
FEED OF YELLOW FEVER.

Washington, Jan. S.-The state de- palrmcnt received a cablegram from Panar. q that Mrs John Seager. wife of the private secretary to Chief En- giueer Wallace Of the Panama Canal. died yesterday from yellow fever Mir and Mrs. Seager fere married in this city g few months ago.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-09
A PROTEST OF PIONEERS
They Also Express Their Gratitude to
 Senator Bard.

Tucson, Ariz Jan. S.-At a mass meeting of the Society of Arizona Pioneers this afternoon an earnest protest against a merger of Arizona and New Mexico jointly into state was adopted.
 Gratitude is expressed to Senators Bard, Foralzer and others for standing by Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-09
A MEXICAN CYCLONE.

Fl Paso, Tex, Jan. S.-A cycloie. something unheard of before in this section, swept through portion of the timber lands of the Mormon colony of ChuichupO in Chihuahua, Mexico. de- vastating a strip of fine timber and causing other damage. No lives were lost.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-09
BURNED IN THEIR BEDS.
Man, Wife and Seven Children Un'
 ahe to Escape.

EImira, N. Y, Jan. S.-The home of Frank Noweski, a Polish miner in Nor ris Run, Pa, was burned early this morning. and the entire family of 10, except the eldest son, aged IS, was
Arizona republican., 1905-01-09
FLYWHEEL BURST.
Tube Milf Wrecked-One Man Killed
 and Four Seriously Hurt.

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. S.-A 5O-tOn fly wheel in the National Tube company plant at McKeesport burst early to- day and completely wrecked the mill. One man was killed outright and four were seriously injured. The loss to the plant will reach $1OO,OOO. The mill cannot be repaired inside of a month and 500 men will be thrown out of employment.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-09

CThere appear to have been two gen erals of the name of Fock at Port Ar thur, though the dispatches have been supposed to allude to only one, Major General Fock, commander of the Fourth East Siberian rifle brigade and the most active lieutenant of General Stoessel. But he and General Kondra- tenko were killed in the fighting about ZOS Meter Hill from which the Rus slahs hnalIy retired on December 6. on December 2S General StoesseI in an official dispatch said no doubt re- 1errlng to the general mentioned in the foregoing dispatch, Generals Fock and Nlkltlna have been veritable heroes and coIlaborators.')
Arizona republican., 1905-01-09
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, Jan. S.-Forecast for Arizona: Partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-09
PRISONERS AT.PoRT ARTHUR.
Some of the Officers Prefer Not to
 Give Parole.

Washington, Jan. S.-The Japanese legation today received the following cable from Tokio with todays date: General Nogi on Sunday reports that the delivery of the Russian prisoners under equalization was completed on Saturday. The total number of pris- oners was SIS officers and 23,491 men. of which All officers and 229 orderlies had given parole so far. General Smirnoff, General Fock, General Cor patovsky and Admiral Willman pre- ferred to be sent to Japan as prisoners at their own request while General Stoessel will leave Dalny for home on January l2"
Arizona republican., 1905-01-09

FOR KENT Furnished houses. four to ten rooms from $25 to r$200 per month, according to size and furnish ings. B. E. Pascoe, real estate, loans and insurance, 11O N. Center st.. oppo- site Hotel Adams.