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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
SOUTH VERNON.

Misc Annie Whittemore returned TO
Boston this week. .
Miss Dora Fairman Is visi'iis III
west Rrattleboro for week.
Miss Genevieve Sykes is on the s .,',s
LIST and could not go to her schooi TINS
week. -,
Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Ware OF Brook
line were recent guests of X. Alien
family. .d
Miss Lizzie Palmer has returned rner
go, Northfield. Mass. and VIII sooii
90 to Brattleboro to work.
Rev. L. NJ. Blanchard Will preach III
,hs chanel Sunday at ii a. m. NIT
blanchard and children returheo 'his
Miss Lizzie Marshall of Brookheid !.
Mass is spending her vacation NJ VI.
har sisters. Mrs. W. stone ana Mrs
$. Fairrnan.
Miss G. Durham of Dunlme ISL
VAS a guest at Mr.. Labelles TINS "eeA
= IL TabeIIe goes this week u
Nort hampton Business college
Mrs r. Allen. 80 years, Of age, lei
;,,a her sons silo Monday but caiIls
-, with no bones broken. ana II a.
comfortable as could be expected
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08

Brook Book. Miller: Art OF Caricature.
A. h. r. OF Nutrition. American Liter
AIRY Criticism; Raiderland Scotland
Crockett: Readers Handbook, Brewer
Dictionary OF Phrase and Fable. Class
ical Dictionary. Marlborough X, L.
Stevenson: John Silley, Eliot; Mon.
cure ID. Conway. Autobiography or,
History OF American Literature. Hig-
ginson; Letters OF Thomas Carlyle
Norton. A Yankee ON The Yangtzee.
Cell The Double Garden. Maeterlinck,
The Buried Temple, Maeterllnck,
Literature illustrated. Selections;
The Simple Life. Wagner; Treasury OF
Prose and Verse A Country Home FOR
Everybody, POWELL Nautical Lays OF a
Landsman. Five Nations. kipling,
English and Scotch Ballads, SARGENT
Essays and Criticisms, stevenson.
These with the volumes classed III
Juvenile department make 100 new
books and the collection In all numbers
over d, 1000 volumes.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
Mission Work in Japan.

Prof. Henry Topping of Japan gave
very interesting talk at the union
service held in the NJ. f. church sun
day evening. in the interest of Baptist
mission work in Japan. relating many
instances of the manners and customs
of the people and speaking of the great
Importance of Japan's becoming a
Christian nation because Of the great
influence which she has and will have
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
eRookLINE E.

| Charles Cushman of Ware, Mass is
visiting at G. B. Bushs
! George Osgood is at county court
as petit juror and r. f. Marsh as
grand juror.
| Rev. G. H. Chambers is attending
the meeting of the Baptist ASSOCIATION
al West Guilford this week.
Schools commenced Monday. q. b.
Bush is the teacher in district NO. l,
and Mrs. Farnum of Newfane In dis
trict No. 2.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Bush left sat
urday for Denver, Col. to visit a
brother residing there and to attend
the Grand Army encampment.
| Miss Edna Marsh. Miss Stella AUS
tin. and Miss Annie Osgood are az
Leland & Gray seminary, Townshend
Miss May Landfear is attending school
at Newfane.
| Rev. f. C. Charlton, Phi. D.. of Put
ney will lecture on the subject. Adrit'
and at Anchor. in the Methodist church
Friday evening September 10, under
i the auspices of the Ladies' union Oh
that church. After the lecture the
ladies' will serve supper OF cake aho
| ice cream. Mr.. Charlton's lecture mas
been highly commended where 1t mas
already been heard.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
WEST NoRTHFiELD.

Josie Fisher has been visiting reia-
tives In Athol.
There will be social dance. with
good music, at Dickinson hall Thurs,
day evening. September IA. A cordiai
Invitation is extended to everyone.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
suo.. g. S. Gilbert

of the Hartford City hospital says:
I'VE have used Comfort Powder III
our hospital for many years, ana con
slider II bv far the best powder MADE
wherever a perfect skin healing pow
dor is needed. We have always fouho
II TO be most carefully prepared ano
of certain and effective therapeutl,
value" Be sure, however. you ge'
Comfort Powder.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
VERNON.

| Miss Tina Streeter went TO dreeh-
| 6ald Tuesday to attend school.
Mrs SOPHIA Kendall of keene, y.
u visited her brother. c. E. Davis.
last week.
Mrs T.. Putnam, who has been
,,isiting relatives in Dorset, Vt, ana
tGranyille. \. Y, returned nome ias'
Wednesday. =,
Miss Ethel Webster of Gainesville,
Fla who has been spending rev
weeks at f. H. Alleys, returned 10
her home this week
Mrs. Albert fAldrich and daughter,
Dorothy. and maid, who nave peei,
guasts of Miss Zelia Johnson. returned
| to Boston last week.
Miss Winifreda Lamphear. VINO mas
been spending several weeks at L. :.
Putnans. returned to her nome III
Jeominster, Mass, last week.
Reatrix Reed, who has been win
nor GRANDPARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ l.
Raad during her vacation, returned 10
her home in Greenfield Tuesday.
Miss Zelia Johnson and Miss Edith
Hin. who have been i'll, are now con- :
,-aiascant Miss Susie Youngloye OF
EYtchburg. Mass was with her cou-
sin Miss johnson, several days
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Davis went Mon
Iday to Philadelphia to visit reia'lVes'
Tbev were accompanied by Miss Jeh-
ME Cooper of that city. who mas pee,'
for several weeks with her uncle I. H.
Davis.
The delegates from Union chufcn 10
rho state convention held in Brattie
horo this week, were Mr.. and Mrs. y
u Newton, Mrs. f. H. Akley ana ME,
II e Brooks. Delegate to the sta1e
meeting of the Y. P. c. T., Ora H.
Johnson :,
Pav F. L. Masseck will preach IN
Union church next Sunday afternoon
ar 3 O'Clock. At the devotional meet,
ling of the Y. P. C. U. next SUNDAY a.
20 q. m, the report of the delesa.e
TO the state convention will be gwen
The suggestion of Bible STUDY cas-
is to be talked I'D at the churcn sun ~,
dav the Bible to be the text book. tne
nurnose. to become more 1ailllilal
With the Bible. The course OF iessU SUI
in the old Testament. Subject. d dne
Kingdom of God in Israel. Mrs. ora
Iohnson Is willing to teach pIonlue.
tbe neople are willing to be tausn.
The lessons are suitable for ages IRON
"a wears uD.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
Real Estate Changes.

Quite a number OF changes nave
been made during the week by the sale
OF real estate. Michael Foley purchas-
Inc the house OF irving ketchum. MI
Ketchum purchasing Charles =. farr-
ington's farm and Mr.. harrington pur-
chasing oliver r. Houghton's house OH
Kimball hill.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
eERNARDsToN.

Frank johnson and family have
moved to Vernon.
Mrs. w. Badger OF Leyden is visit
ing relatives and friends In town.
Edward Harvey has bought meat
market I'm Amherst and will soon move
there.
Rev. and Mrs. L. l, Holway, WIN
their children. returned TO Worces'e'
Monday.
An automobile party from Boston
recently spent a few days at the ASH
ley homestead.
Mrs. Edward Ashley and family re-
turned on Tuesday to their nome III
Waterbury, Conn.
Mrs. woodland and Mrs. Pease OF
Springfield have been recent guests Oh
Mrs. S. NJ. Boynton.
Miss Elsie Franklin and Miss Mary
Benson are returning to Northheiu
seminary this week.
Miss c. S. Slate has returned from
visit with her sister Mrs. Richaro
Clapp. in Montague.
Miss Eleanor Barber has gone WIN
her aunt and Miss Bullock TO sea
side resort in New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs A. bennett OF Lynn
who have been here since May. re-
turned to their home last week.
A NJ. Stratton has sold to Mrs
Catherine L. Davis of Greenneid mouse
| LOT No. GA IN the Kenwood tract.
Rev. and Mrs. F. W. Holden OF Nor
ton have been recent guests or tneii
relatives. Mr. and Mrs. f. b. Hale aho
family.
Frank Lombard of Hyannis Polnt
Mrs. Laura Flagg and daughter, nei.
en-. of Springfield are guests OF MT
Hartwell
The Guiding Star grange or Green
field invited the Bernardston ana Ley
den oranges to meet with them tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Root of Rocn-
ester n. Y. have come to stay seVefa
weeks with relatives in TINS thei'
former home.
samuel Taylor, who has spent IN,
wear in California for the benent y.
| his health, has returned but Is no
greatly improved
Mrs Horace Parmenter and MIS-
aura Billiard have invited the socia
circle to meet at the nome Oh M,s
menter Thursday. September IA
Miss Jeanette Benson. VINO was
graduate of Powers institute ias
1une has gone to Stamford, Conn, U
nnrsue college preparatory course
Miss Elizabeth Beach of Plainneiu
n I who has passed the summer
y w Hales. will enter Northnei'
seminary at the opening of the term
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08

in the future In China. India and coun-
tries of the east. He also spoke OF the
great work OF the Y. NJ. c. A. among
the soldiers In the late war
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08

The annual state convention Of k sl,lt's,
,,L.,.,,,ssrs was held in WoodstoeA
x WI Sept. 6. The principal "a :
49, 49, was given in the evening oy ME- ..
N 80 Bottome. president q tne m
Isevratioral order.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08
DUNN ERSToN.

Rev. T. D. Davies of Newfane VIII
nreach in the Congregational church
next Sunday morning. unless very
stormy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
THEATRICAL.


Tho characterization by Mr. Justin
adams of the hest New England story
ever written" and ono of the most
popular and besr selling books Of the
day, entitled Quincy Adams Sawyer
which will be given with the Same pro-
duction and east as seen last season
~ tic Academy Of Music, is presented
by n carefully selected company and
is given in four acts and five scenes,
all specially bnii. apd. ~niiiut I'd. lh', -itis
noni Urlrg grocery store ana inc va
lage postofllce ut Mason's Corner nc
0rst scene OF the second act Is inc
crossroads between Eastborougi anu
Alason's Corner; the second scene oil
INC second act is Mrs. Putnam's see
,in.room' nj the Putnam farm; the
third act is the Peutcnsill iarny'ri'
| showing an old.fashioned husking &c
in the great barn; and the fourth ct
Ia the interior and exterior OF the Il
/ iengill homestead, showing q goou "a
/ New England snow storm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27

schools of the city the Ellis have dis
tributed about 500 invitations to needy
little tots in MI parts of The city
ana it Is expected that nearly that
number will attend the entertain.
mont toight.
The reception will be held in tho
main auditorium OF the home which
has been tastefully decorated with
holly, cedar and bunting in honor OF
the occasion.
Al ono end OF the hall large
Christmas tree bodeckcd in gay Trim
mings has been set mp and arouni
IL the presents for the tots have been
arranged, ready for distribution 70
the children. The tree viii be Il.
Illuminated by small red, white and
blue electric lights.
Many useful presents such as
stockings, gloves, clothing. etc, viii
be given the children who attend
the tree and each viii receive n
small stocking full of candy and nuts.
y large number Of toys, furnished The
Elks by Meyers brothers depart
mont store, will also be distributed
among The children.
Christmas carols will be sung by :,
choir composed OF local talent and
Smidts orchestra will furnish nut
sic throughout the evening.
at The conclusion OF the entcriain-
mont the ladies who have assisted
the Ilks in preparing for tho tree
will he the guests of the lodge at an
informal luncheon, which will be
served in the private dining saloon Of
the homo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
RROW NIGHT
t'-Tz-'T7- X}9a
id Council 10 Consider
aHIng Proposition.
! ONE QUESTION 70 SETTLE
F9ery Member OF Both Branches
4 viii Want to Know What Part OF
the $4,000 HIS Ward is to be
Given.

There will be joint session Of the
hoard of aldermen and common coun-
Gil tomorrow night for the purpose uf
considering Il resolution instructing
the finance committee 10 send TO the
Legislature u bill authorizing the city
Of Newport News to issue bonds for
100000 for permanent street improve
montg.
The resolution has tho recommended.
ton Of the finance committee and it,
hrs hcen considered ana discussed hy
the members of both bodies for the
past month. Unless Il majority OF
the members have changed their
minds since The matter was taken up
by the finance committee several
weeks ago, the resolution viii be
adopted practically without opposition.
As has been stated before. practical
~ the only question 20 be settled Is
how the 100000 is 10 he divided
among the wards. Each councilman
and alderman will Insist that his par
ticnlar ward receive fair share OF the
money raised by the proposed bond is
sue and until satisfactory agree.
ment along this line is reached the
bib viii not 70 to the Legislature.
As no other business was mentioned
in the call issued ny President Marquis
Jones, of the board of aldermen. the
hond issue Is the only matter tina, can
he considered nj tomorrow nights
meeting.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
ANOTHER SEARCH FOR The
MISSING COAL BARGE III
Captain Bouteli Will Start our one
Steamer Bayport This Mornin!
No Hope Entertained.

CAPTAIN William Boutoll, OF the
tnu steel Barge Company, OF 10.
win sail from this port on Inc "
hacl, steamer Rapport this morniI
enorch for The barge Bath which |
away from the steamer lay we
Cane Charles Light during a s'
storm some time ago.
H. was reported that the liath
sighted off Cape Henry four days
hut shipping men here give n"
ia that report, Tor all indicationi
that the barge has gone 10
.Jones' locker with all hands abcal
/ Captain Boutoil viii cruise al
tllattoras in search OF the barge
short time and il nothing IS Sc
| her the Rapport win proceed 20 II
10 discharge her cargo OF coal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
Christmas Cannot be Celebrated
in One Day.
ACCORDING 70 THE LOCAL VIEW
Boiler Shop at shipyard Had 10 be
Shut Down Yesterday Because Only
Five Men Put in Their Appearance.
Other Departments shorthanded.

One day is 4 short time in which
to celebrate Christmas and Judging
from the number OF men who failed
10 Bnt in their appearance when the
shipyard whistle blew at z o'clock
Yesterday morning it is entirely in.
adequate in tho minds Of majority
Of the citizens in these parts.
or the force OF several hundred ON
plcyed in the boiler shop Mt the yard.
only five men showed mp for work
yesterday. Tho five were kept al
work for only q short time and then
The shop WAS closed for II third day,
tho entire force having been given
holiday Sunday and Christmas Day.
Every other department Of The
great plant was worked short hanl-
or yesterday, but work continued in
all except tho boiler shop. 1t is cx-
pocted that most of the men will
return to work today, however.
Along the waterfront too there was
scarcity Of men yesterday. At the
piers and at both of The grain Gle.
Yators work was carried on with dc
cldedly shortened forces.
Little business was done in The
city during the day. Several Of The
merchants said last night that they
might as well have closed their
stores yesterday as they did Mon,
day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27

Miss Mac Marshall will en.ertaiA
tho Glass Of 1907 of the local High
school, ut her homo oil Twonty-siXtil
street Friday evening from uatil il.
This will hc the first reunion OF the
members of the class they graduated
las, Juno.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
FELL OVER CURLING.
Young Lady Painfully Injured
Stepping from Street Car.

StSpPiiS i'S''
Miss MyrtlH Taylor, OF Hickii
county, was painfully injured
day evening at $3.50 O'clock n
stepped from n street car at I'll
ner Of Twenty-oighth street an
, fcrson avenue.
The Young lady tripod on th'
ing and fell, striking her arm a
! hazel: OF her head with grcat
against The pavement. She was
to G23 Twenty-ninth street. whe
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. IL.
moycr, and DIR. William HosklI
called In attend her.
! DR.. Huskins states that Mis-
lor is not seriously hurt. althou
injuries are exceedingly painin
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
EVERYTHING IN READINESS
FOR ELKS' CHRISTMAS TREE
Lodge Expects 10 Entertain Nearly
Five Hundred Little Folks at
the Home Tonight.

Tho homo OF the Newport News
lodge, No 3l5, Il. p. o. Elks on Thir.
ty-sccond street will present n scene
of gaicty tonight when the lodge or
tortains hundreds of children at its
first annual Christmas tree for tho
poor. With the assistance OF the ST.
perintcndants of the various Sunday
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
Captain Aarney Receives Pr

The officers and crew Of t
Dominion Steamship Brando
sented Capt. S. \. Harvey. a !
and former councilman OF Iii
with very handsome watch
for Christmas.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
Assault is Charged.

Morris Brown. Robert Digs and
Charles Hatton, negroes. were arrest
ed by Sergeant Oliarn yesterday ON
tho charge Of fcicnious assault. The
prisoners are alleged TO have attacked
another negro.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
Social Personal

CUCIda"H CESOltctl
t-I">>c~~~~-~~~>~-->o-~~.--~ ~o>~~--~~-~>--.~~~~~
Miss Louise Walden is i'll nj her
homo on Thirtie,h street.
Miss Ada Brooks is i'll al her homo
on Thirty-third street.
AIR ID. \. Dutrow is the guest of
relatives in IIarrisonburg. Va
Miss Hllda Curtis IS confined to her
home on West avenue by illness.
| Mrs. G. B. a. IIrookcr is quito sick
at her home on Thirty-socond street.
air. Alvin Long, Of Schenectady, y.
Y, is tho guest Of friends in this
city.
Miss Dcrnicc Edwards is spending
The holidays with relatives in Rich
mond.
Mr.. i. A. I.eath returned yesterday
|
Christmas with relatives
Mre CKarIcs Moss returned lunro
Yesterday after spending Christmas
with relatives in Richmond.
Miss Florence stewart returned yes
ierday from Richmond, where she
spont Christmas with friends.
A Mr.. L. A.nelcher of Chesterfield
n county is visiting his niece Mrs. +. &
q Mitchell on Twenty-sixth street.
"a Mr.. Charles i. Atkins returned u
h Richmond yesterday after spending
81 Christmas with his narcnta in thi
"a city
U Miss rinma S. West, Of Baltimore
b viii arrive here today TO visit nc
4 brother. Mr. NJ. j. West on Fort!
VI eighth street.
e The condition of AIR. Edward iiah
II who has been i'll with typhoid few
u A. tho General hospital FOR some Tin
y Is NOT improved.
n Air. w. Spencer Henley roturncG
b this city yesterday after spending l
n Christmas holidays with relatives
b WILLIAMSBURG.
Il Mrg. Andrew Ekcn, OF Washingu
of
II and Mrs. John p. Hay. nj 1893 ii
e tinGlon avenue.
a Mrs. Charles Il. Helm will ret
home today after spending
b months with relatives in naltim'
. e Md, and York, Pa. I
n Mossrs. ". r. and L. y. Men
ran, of Washington and Lee Uni
sity. Lexington. Va, arc the 81
Of friends in tho city.
Mrs. ". j. Fowler and daughter
X Miss Ruth Campbell, of Leo Hail
r the guests OF Mrs. Mollic Il.
= mouth. nj 1921 Twcnty.iifth street
l. 81 Mrs. u. \. Niarsddn, Miss "
7 Marsden and Mr.. Page Marsden
% returned TO Norfoll. after apendi
IA few days with Mr.. and Mrs
a Marsden in this city.
81 Miss Mac Marshall will cnt'
y the Glass of 1905" of the local
II school,. At her homo oil Twenty
a street Friday evening from W
This will I've the first reunion
members oG the class they grad
+ lasi June.
II ------~-------------------
IA Assault is Charged
"a Morris Brown, Robert DiGGs
n Charles Hatton, negroes. were
e. III ed by Sergeant Oliara ycstcrt
Ia tto chorgo Of fcicnious assault
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-27
police Capped The Serge

: The police OF Hampton pr
Town Sergeant Walter +. Ow
O. very handsome police car
Christmas present.
The Colorado statesman., 1905-02-11

l was in Washington, staying at Will
lard's hotel with my father ind
mother and three little brothers, when
Mr.. Lincoln arrived there, on the 23d
of February, 1861. l remember hang
ing over the banisters among a group
of children and nurses to catch a
glimpse Of the tall, awkward man
who, they told me was the new presi-
dent; and afterward l resented SO vio-
lently the unkind criticism of a little
Southern friend that we had t. be
separated and finally borne off weep
ing, writes H. M. p, in the Boston
Christian Register.
Owing to habit l had of standing
close to NY fathers elbow while he
and his friend talked, | lad gathered
that this new great man was one who
had an especially great and difficult
task before him; and | was reioiced
and somewhat awed to learn that |
was to be allowed to go down into
the parlor the following evening when
reception was to be held. The lit
tie boys were envious of my promo
tion-at least inferred as much from
INC NO tiNy Willie
was curling my hair and tying nv
blue sash; but | paid no attention to
them and was very serious and full
of dignity. When mamma was ready
l slipped my hand into hers and walk
ed demurely down the long corridor
leading to the parlors. | remember
that Virgie, my opponent of the day
before, was lurking in a doorway to
insult me as | passed. but | held nv
head very high and refused to see her.
HE is our president, isn't he, man.
map" said. And mamma said, Yes"
Mrs. Lincoln and her sister. who
had accompanied her to Washington
were standing in line with the presi-
dent, and as he had drawn a little
apart, talking earnestly with a group
of the Republican senators and mem
bers who made up most ON the gath
ering. my eyes We're drawn first to
them. Very likely remarks | heard
then or afterward have tinged NV
recollections, but it seems to me that
thought them stiff and i'll at ease.
and dressed oddly in heavy velvet
brocaded silks OF the sane pattern-a
noticeable one, but of different colors
Mrs. Lincoln in blue and her sister
who was taller, in dark red. The two
ladies' took my proffered hand, as
my mother presented me, and dropped
it again Imply, apparently having no
time to waste on children, but it mat
tered not at all to me, for my head
was thrown back and my gaze rivetef
on the kind. dark face with rugged
features and sad. deep-set eyes which
lowered above me. In moment more
Tho towering head had bent toward
ne. and Mr.. Lincoln lifted me in his
ar ms. and. holding me while | gazeC
gravely into his eyes. kissed me. Ther
ne set me down. smiling and saying
The Colorado statesman., 1905-02-11


The thought of their minds was artic-
ulated by his tongue"
When Lincoln died, a grateful peo-
pie, moved by common impulse,
placed him beside the immortal Wash
ington. There he will abide. These
are our two greatest Americans.
Born as lowly as the Son of God" !"
says Henry Watterson, reared in pen
ury and squalor, with no CLEAN of
light or fair surroundings, it was re-
served for this strange being, late in
life, without name or fame. to be
snatched from obscurity, raised TO su-
preme command at the supreme mo-
ment and intrusted with the destiny
of a nation"
Truly it is hard for a man to divest
himself of the belief in special prov
idences" in the affairs of nations
when he contemplates the rise of Lin
coin. He seems to have been driven
on to the fulfilment of his destiny by
unseen forces till a tragic fate sealed
his immortal glory.