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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
West RiUer TOWns
TOWNSHEND.
Leland 4 Gray seniors shOne IN Willow
dale,

MllloNdals tho plaA given hy The srii-
ians Ut Leland hfay summary lasl even
ing deserve moTr than i,assins h"slff'
The plal j. Ia ~ maans a. rasS nnr ail,i
II Mas plakud a. ihaush m professional
OF an All star east The lait ~ The
h.n,,n.. Aliliir lianrii. Nas taken hy Niles
Mildrrd rlilliI,,, villa did all thai any one
e,uii IA Ihr Nav, h. mi.i difficult laaIt
Nas that II ,lorl lhiirii, Nha . a srniie
old man under the rule oi his vile, doe
snoN performs the almost Impossible leas
OF playing a wooden pat Tor tMo acts snh
finishing the ihlfi with What looks Ike
genuine fearful emotion, It, cate hfi
doe iccls tall II "sWsaiiul emo'iuh long
briou the nnalrl i.olllr lin'let ldals ne
ma,l difficult female part, A. the sroldlhs
Wii. al loci 10 thnss who have had the
Measure al ,rSaing Miss lloslry un the
stage one only needs 10 say that she eA'
eelIrl hrr-ei lh,i night, She IL born
actress a. any one who saN her change
from seoldlng woman a. the broken
hearted mother, with genuine team stream
ing down her iars, VIII agtrrs 'haflrs
Lave a. Mr., ppasser, the minister, wac
nerferi Edith l.andman a. Rosetta haies
did All that any one could 10 with the
mart. Miss Ella Ware. who took the pan
III The insane lady. ild il - well that she
isnt quite right yet Phfh usgood latt
a. the choir leader tnd imprompiu dciee'
Tive gave him an opportunity 10 show
some really tine acting aud lac made
good" The difficult part at the villain
Ma taken by Harry Howe, whose only
fault Wa that no amount Of make ~
could make his pleasant face look villain
ous. Theodore ockels ~ the school mas'
ter and .Nhner Bristol a. the accused usi
a. well as they could with parts that did
not have great chance for strong acting,
wmlc Laura Ware A. sicandcr aud larry
Wilbur ~ simon Primer were both huge
successes, Miss Wares gum chewing aud
Mr. Wilhr's graceful stage presence he,
ing the star features. Mrs, \. J.. Rama
added much to the entertainment BY her
singing Of Queen ri the Earth by Pinsnti.
In this song Mrs. Rand was accom-
panied by ,yeitsnger's orchestra oi Brat
ilehoro which played during the evening,
The students deserved aud received much
praise for their excellent work, but II
must not be- forgotten that the tireless
energy Of Principal Wallace, under whose
direction the play was produced. was the
real reason for their success.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
Better Than a Cure.

1t is well to cure a cold, but better to
prevent it. As soon as you feel a cold
coming on, take one or two Lanes Pleas
ant Quinine Tablets" You will not have
cold and the Tablets will leave you feel
ing better than ever. They cure grip in a
few hours. 25c. box at druggists and
dealers.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
WEST DUMNERSTON.

Gertrude Parker is visiting in Spring.
field and Holyoke, Mass.
Florence Huntley is spending a few
days with relatives in Brattleboro
John S. Burnett of Bellows Falls spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Burnett
A number of the young people of this
place have been attending the theatrical
performances in Brattleboro this week.
There will be dance in Grange hall
Friday evening, Feb. IL. An oyster sup
per will be served and music will be
furnished by Hines & Dugan
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04
Narrow Escape for Clarence Rhodes.

What might have been a fatal accident
occurred Monday on the Allbee lot in
Brooklne Bert Rhodes and Ernest Ham
lin had Just gotten a tree ready 10 fall,
" it fell il struck tree that was lodged
aud bounded. The butt swung around and
struck Clarence Rhodes, throwing him to
the ground and pinning him down. After
a few minutes OF hard work he was dug
out and bought home 4 doctor was sum
moned and found him badly shaken up.
but no bones broken. His elbow is badly
swollen and he is unable TO use his right
leg much. but it is hoped that he will be
able to be mp in a few days.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04

Southern editors don't hesitate at any.
thlng when they once start calling each
other names. One writer in Georgia re-
Gently referred to one of his rivals as an
imported Yankee an
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04

A boy in Cleveland swallowed needle
recently and then coughed it up just as
the surgeons were getting ready to oper-
ate on him. 1t was taking rather unfair
advantage of the profession.
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The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-02-24

The careless and reckless driving
of some of the boys who deliver
groceries will get some merchants
m trouble. They have no regard
for crossings aud 1t is only matter
of time when some lady or child is
going to be run over.
To show the disposition of the en-
ployes of the st. Bernard to the
company, Friday 1T the mines ev-
erYone volunteered to shovel snow.
Clerks, civil engineers and the car
penters grabbed shovels and worked
hard until 1t was all moved.
. The new law that compsls you to
order whiskey In your own name
and also that the package must state
what kind of whiskey and how
much keeps some from buying
It, as they are ashamed that some
one will nnd out that they drink.
The friends of Jas. Boyd, who was
convicted of manslaughter and SEN
fenced to 2 years, are circulating q
petition for his pardon. The opinion
Of the citizens here who know him
to be peaceful man do noTAbelieve
him guilty and hope that the Gev-
erDor will grant HIM . pardon.
Quite large and sppreciative au-
dience enjoyed the entertainment
given by Miss Dot Beams elocutIon
class Saturday night, Miss Bean
deserves much credit in the way In
which she has taught the children.
Every one knew their part and the
show passed of without defect.
Elgie Sisk, formerly with the
Mortons Gap Mercantile Co., has
accepted position with Barnes,
Coward g. Co. Mr.. Slsk comes
highly recommended and IS fine
young man. The firm is very lacky
t. secure Mr.. Sisk as q member os
their force. We wish him success.
A Pitiful sight was seen at the
depot Monday morning. A white. wo-
man ana 6 small children were on
their way from Bowling Green to
Mt Vernon, Ill. The city brought
her ticket 20 her destination and
the cltizens gave them food and
clothes. No one has ever left this
city yet in want and IL has been
known that other towns have sent
paupers here To be helped.
Spanish Proverh.
Shear the sheep. but don't nay
them.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-02-24
CHEMISTS REPORT SHOWS THAT
PROFESSOR DIED FROM
sTRYcHNlNE POISON.
INVESTIGATION IS DEMANDED
An Arrest on Charge Of Murder 10
Expected to Be Made After EV-
denee ls Heard-SuleIde
Theory Is Advanced.

Kirksville, Mo-, Feb. 2S.--A special
grand jury, ordered at the request OF
Prosecuting Attorney J. &. Reiger,
gathered here to-day to investigate
the death Of Prof. J. r. Vaughn. The
panel was ordered drawn yesterday
by Judge Nat M. Shelton.
Every indication points to hasty
action In the case. which has been de-
layed through legal obstacles.
Prosecuting Attorney Relger. while
confident that the information before
him woul1 jWstify the issuance Of
warrant AnA information charging
murder against some person con-
nscted with the case. desired the re-
sponsibility for an arrest to lay with
. grand fury.
As sosn - the body convened Judge
Shelton instructed the Jurors a. 70 the
purpose fer which thew assembled.
and the taking Of evidence began.
Few Witnesses to BE- Examined.
Owing to the nature OF the testimo-
ny II is expected that but few Wit
nesses will be required. and the in-
dictment may be voted quickly after
the Jury 10 called together.
II an indictment against any per-
son lie returned the court will issue a
bench warrant for the suspected per-
son.
This definite action on the part Of
the court followed closely upon the
announcement that approximately a
grain OF strychnine had been found
in three chemical tests of the viscera
The parts examined were the stom-
ach, the liver and the contents of the
stomach. The total amount OF strych-
nine in these three tests was 1856 Of
a grain.
Poison Found In Stomach.
One-fifth of a grain was found in
the stomach contents, Ill OF a grain
in the stomach and S-5 OF a grain in
the liver.
The Vaughn CAGE, which has beo-
she sensation of Kirksyllle for fou.
months past. now promises to become
a matter of court record
The trial, If any is held. must be
in Adair county At least the charge.
II any, will be made there. A change
OF venue may then be takeo to soIns
other county on the ground OF preju-
dice in Kirksville. the county seat In
that event the case would - sent to
some other county. but in no event
will the trial be In Monroe county.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-02-24
BREAD WAGON AMBULANCE
One Killed and Score Injured In Head
on Collision Of Suburban Cars
az Memphis, Tennessee.

Memphis, Tenn. Feb. 23.-one pas
senger was fatally injured and more
than a score seriously hurt In a hesdi
on collision between two suburban.
cars here. Many passengers werq'
badly cut by flying glass. Charles "
Wilson probably will die. Ambulances'
were slow to arrive at the scene o.
the collision and two bread wagons
were pressed into service in taking
the injured to hospitals.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-02-24

of st. Charles, were in the city on
business last week.
Mrs. Jas. Shaw and children left
Sunday to visit friends and rela-
tives in Todd county.
Miss Bartle Jehnhng left Saturday
for Hopkinsville and Elkton, where
she will visit friends.
w. W.: Watts, of Calvert City,
spent Sunday ia the city with his
mother and brothers.
Mrs. Jas. r. Rash spent Saturday
in Madisonville with her parents,
Mr.. ana Mrs. L. b. Jones.
Thos. Sutton, former citizen of
this place, now living In Hopkins
v.llo, was in town last week.
Mrs. Dode Robinson and daugh-
ter, of st. Charles, was in the last
week, en- route to Madisonville.
Wallace Crenshaw, who is now
living in Texas, will visit his father
and sisters in this city next week.
Scutter Hosse, of Nashville, who
has been visiting friends here for
the past week, has returned home.
Miss Ethyl Oliver, . charming
young lady, of Howell, Ind, will
visit Miss Mabel Cough next week.
Misses Doll and Charlie Wood
ruff, of St. Charles, 10 spending the
week with friends at Mortons Gap.
Miss Maggie Mitchell, who has
been visiting friends In Nashville
for the past month, has returned
home.
Il. q. Brannon, who 10 . student of
the Vanderbilt School in Nashville,
Tenn, spent Sunday with his par.
ents in this city.
Robt. Morefield, of St. Charles,
who has many friends here, will
leave next week for Florida, where
he Will reside in the future.
Mrs. Thos. Longstaff, of Provi-
dence, is visiting her son, Arch
Longstaff, this week. Miss Anna
Anderson, CT Virginia, is with her.
Jno. I. Franks and son, Jno. r.,
Jr., of Denver, Colo, Is visiting the
family of ID. NJ. Evans. Mr.. Franks
is brother of Ed Franks, OF
greensboro, and Is ex-Sheriff of
Daviess county.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-02-24

Mrs. JnO. B. Atkinson is suffering
from an attack Of grip.
Miss Maggie Mitchell 10 now a
sales lady at the st. Bernard drug
store.
Easter Sunday comes very early
this yssr, March 81. This Is earlier
that it has been in 30 years.
Notice-Taken up at my home
two hogs. Will be sold If not claim
ed. P. b. DAVIS.
Roy Jeffreys, of Dalton, was In
the city Friday. Mr.. Jeffreys viii
move to the city to make this his
home.
Quite number of the Shriners
wives and lady friends attended the
banquet given at Madisonville Tues
day night.
Friday was the coldes. day that
we have had in years. The govern
ment thermometer registered 9 de-
grees below zero.
The Hopkins County Court grant
ed divorce to Mrs. Hugh Almon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Almon are quite
well known in this city.
DR.. and Mrs. Curry entertained
their friends at dinner Sunday at
their home in st. Charles, which
was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
The annual inspection of Company
G, Third regiment K. y. G., will be
held at the armory March 81. All
members are expected To be present.
Tappan & Gardner, our jewellers,
has established large repair shop
In this city and is getting lots OF
work from surrounding towns, just
as they do in cities.
Geo. G. Abbitt, the Episcopal mIn-
lister, held services at the Library
Tuesday night and communion ser.
vices at the residence of Jno. B. At
kinsOn Tuesday afternoon.
VIM. Duncan, of Greenville, was
IN the city last week. MIR. Duncan
lie now a full pledged lawyer, having
passed examination before the Hop.
kins comfy court last week.
Mr.. Fletcher, representing Carter
Dry Goods Co., was In the city Sat
urday. Mr.. Fletcher is the Oldest
drummer on the road aud has beeu
making this town for over 20 yeIrr
for the same firm.
The Meier Barber College of Lou
isviile, X :, wants men to learn tht
trade. rb.y offer splendid inuuce-
meDts Hnu n short Term completes =.
Ihey mall nee Deautifui catalogue
aud ask all OuI readers to send for u.
Mrs. Csrrye Lehman, Evang elIsI
Central Howard Association Of Pris
ON Work, addressed the iauies NJ
The Christian cbuIch SUNDAY after
noon. sire In tiyIDy 10 keJ re1Orni
III PeLIientIHrles anu prisons iu tins
state.
Inc members vi Company &c"
3ru Regiment X. 3. g., are attend
ing drill every Monday night ana
win be- "a tlne snspt I"r the mp 10
Lake Ere "a THE 3lu 10 selected, Oap,.
Pow err ntaIt Is ~ the work anu 9
20 hkiIk h tibe company out Ut
Company &c"
X b. 1sy,vr, Who Las BEEN ao-
veriisinE manager vi the HUSTLE,
has accepted positlon Win tile
u. K. buIEeIIaLo MeoIcine Co., vi
Pauucah. Il. Is. has host "
friends who wish nun we'll. Madi-
sonviile ID the Uniy town he Will
make ia this Statr.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-02-24
EnuIIshmsn EmberzIss $4,000.

Southampton, Feb. 23.-In going
over the accounts OF George Franklin.
who committed suicide by cutting his
throat In a public bath in London. q
week ago. accountants found evidence
Of swindlIng operations extending over
years by which the dead man had 70
allied fully ts60.O0O.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-02-24
The Moving Throng
s.ss.s..e.l.t..l.ra..l.....l..s-aas.a+.e.esea rs,

Jno. Hogan spent Sunday in st.
Charles.
Geo. Jolly made business trip to
jacksonville Friday.
Mrs. Mollie Gribble, OF St. Charles,
was in the city last week.
Geo. G. Atkinson left Tuesday for
business trip to Louisville.
Clyde Hayes spent Friday IN
Greenville with his parents.
Mrs. Joe Brmkley spent Saturday
With friends in MadisonvIIle.
Carl Voolfolk spent Sunday in
Madisonville with his parents.
Mrs. Jno. Griffin made friends in
Madisonville visit Saturday.
Mrs. G. H. McGary made friends
In jacksonville evisit Friday.
Jesse Phillips made a business
trip to jacksonville Saturday.
Mai. S. M. Kimmel spent Sunday
in Henderson with his parents.
r. N. Clark and wife spent Sum
day in Providence with friends.
&C. Glyens, of Madisonville, was
in the city Monday on business.
Mrs. J. NJ. Victory made friends
IN jacksonville a VISIT Tuesday.
Joe league, of St. Charles, spent
Sunday In the city with friends.
f. P. Barnes, of Beaver Dam. was
81 .ho city last week on business.
Mrs. Pete Herb was q guest of
friends in Madisonville Saturday.
r. N. CLARK and wife spent Satur-
day with friends in Madisonville.
Thos. Hodge spent several days
last week with relatives at Hillside.
Mrs. Arch Longstaff made friends
in she county seat "A visit Saturday.
Jas. Smith spent several days last
week with friends In EldoradO, Ill.
M. tHssnTappan and Marshal
Gardner spent Sunday IN Princeton.
Will Thompson, ex-SherIff of
this county, WAS IN the city Monday.
Miss Kathleen Spillman left
Sunday to visit friends in Lexing-
ton.
Prot H. +. Loving, of Hanson,
~as in the 0Ity Saturday on bust
ness.
Night Marshal Mitchell WAS in
the count! seat Saturday on bust
ness.
". & Mcleod, OF MsulsOnvilie
spent SATURDAY IN the city on bust
ness.
Roli Ewing, az Nashville, Tenn,
wss IN the city last week visiting
rIends.
Mr. anu Mrs. Dave Adams spent
Nom ay IN MsoIs"Dville visiting
,IIenns
Miss Elizabeth Victory made
irienns ~ MsoisonvIIle visit
Monday
f W Jones, of Sebree. WAS in the
cry saturday visiting friends ana
relatives.
Brent Hart, of the Journal force,
WAS "a the city TO see the fair sex
last wsek.
Roy Peyton, repre- sentative of the
1. q. s.. al Evansville, spent Monday
~ the city.
DIR. p. b. Davis spent Tuesday aud
Wednesday III Dawson anu Paducah
Oh business.
Esquire Henry Shaw, of Mortons
Gap, ~se u guest OF friends III the
city NJ. nday.
Buck Shaver, who has been In
GOIcoDdS. H., on business, return
ed home Friday.
Roy Henry. who has been Visiting
his parents, left for his home In Pa
ducah vester ay.
MIRA. Vsda Robinson. OF Madison
VILE, spent Saturday in the city As
Q guest OF friends.
Thos. Finley, prominent lawyer
Of Madisonviile, was In the city on
bua,ness Saturday.
w. J. Faults and ID. ID. Woodrufy.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-02-24
FEAR ANARCHY IN GREECE
AbdIestIon Of King George Likely to
PrecIpitate Reign Of Terror,
Austrian's Belief.

Vienna, Feb. 23.-Emperor Francis
Joseph ordered the Austrian minister
Athens to urge King George not TO
Indicate. believing the downfall Of the
crescent Greek regime would precipi-
tate . reign Of anarchy.
The eoacenKation Of $4,000 Bulga-
ran sFsoDs AlonE the Turkish frontier
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1910-02-24

Washington. Feb. 23.-At least oae
member Of former President Roose
velt's famous tennis cabinet will BE-
on hand TO greet him before he ar
rives on American soil. This Ii the
French ambassador. Jules JusserGnA.
the most expert tennis player Of them
all.