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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-11

The sTaFfks Goa q Italy
WHO veuEraBes 90 ~ syprs.
Nv Zri-1s each d. ia EHsd4sA gee
sweet Ni9lsts" 81 oaE esoF.
-zr.-av Go1Flfr- Herald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-11

he IS DESTROYS Of getting about dozen
boys TO do some light work. All such
should call at the Office Of the Western
Methodist early this morning
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-11

Have you noticed
the Satteens on dis
play in our center
window! Saturday
evening, between
the hours OF 7 and
9:3O these hand
some Am rica
Satteens, French
designs, viii be-
sold at , cents Il
yard. One dress
TO a customer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24

Concrete walk has been lai on the casterly
sue ui W inuOski street IA TAR rs Paul Cor
naueb house, and will be laid on Main street
down to the Butler brook on tho sOuthcr. y
sac, anu up stowe street M far as James Bur
iegh'- sid nee. Mrs. GEORGE Buruhnm OF
ltostnh is visiting with Edwin Bpwmau's fam
1ly.-Charlcs y. shepherd OF Lowell, Mas,
who lald the pipe at tho asylum has been in
Town looking over the worH. The electric
llgilt l. now in order nnd the sylum was light
cd thursday evening ChHr.es iiarwuud OF
lioston, former hardware merchant here.
Was in town this week Mrs -. j. BurlcEh
went this week to Cleveland, o., whcec hcr
husband hHs Luno into bus ncs-.- Martin Me
lntosk Is builiing one Of the finest houses in
town. is to be nf brick with grn' lie iounds-
tion. The Winou~ki Vale, N.ricultural e -
socatinn viii hold their fair ;hr second week
in september which IL tho week following the
state FAR The iti2cna' b1nd gave II concert
on the hill Friday evening.
Mrs. tmna Horny is ili--jucl RrHWinEtun
IL sick Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK Lyon have nine
pound baby -lrl Earl Smile ot Montpelier it,
visiting Mrs. Price. his grtndmrt. er. -troy
Bnycc is recovering from mn attack of fever -
Mre. WIN. luiu-pu Of SCHENECTADY, y. y. jig
visiting at iirrry Ieury's
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
CAMBRIDGE,

-, Myrtle Wallace has returned from visit in
Sannda an Nora Patten from Morrisvillc.-
lyman Adams nus been granted uons Oh OF
81" per nruth and SluO back pay.-Tne mis-
S.onary meeting was held with Mrs. George
ioweli Thursday afternoon Mr. aud Mira.
Lawson Of I nrdwick hnvc been visiting ut
JtIiersunviilc. Hattie arlHnd IL spending
vacation at homc.--c, f. iulburd is in Col.
o'ohu this woek. -tutter ana eggs are II little
on the ghin.-Thc steam mill at tho Boro is
running again Gcorgo tones of johnson liz
visiting at the Boron Foster OF Eden is
spending a few d7yS with his son, Orrn Fos-
Ter.
Mrs. 1, Whitcolnb s visiting her parents in
Lyndon, 1t being their j0th marriage auriVcr.
Fay me it"tn ia rec nt l. III" of ia Ears
i'ktSS concerning MIR. Adams's pension should
nave r.ad $40 back laN.-Farmers are hay
ilg h" crop IS :uli a good II not better than
~ N"hr.- Mr.. and Mr.. y. Death OF MHssn-
chuNctts nav" been visiting ~ the Valley. also
hIl~s I.ieN"ujt - he funeral ut the late Melvin
IAiKer was held from lila residence sunday
afternoon, Rev. GEORGE Wright officiating. rs.
sisted by Rev f.. Wn"eloCk. Charles llulburd
lnS irturnc from his " e-t"rn trip. Mr. My
ron lar ,vr OF asuinEton is ia town, the
guest If his brother. W. II. Parker Il. r.
Holmes Is I'm Srranac and Is nue. improved.
-pNrar Woods aud wife of Morrisvilo are the
guests Of Ms. W. Patch.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
BARRE

1t is claimed that Z, L. Smith & Co. aro
shipping more rough stock from the hill
than any other one firm. They operate one
dark AMI two light quarries
1t sSsumateI that about GOO men are
now quarryng granite in this section.
D A. Fra3ier has been foreman of the
james Galely quurries nine years on July
~ since they first started. Nice stock is
being taken from their newly discovered
'whito' quarry, and it is claimed it takes a
better polish than any other granite They
have shipped 500 600 paving stones this sea
son.
William Mckenzie mas opened a new paw
Ing quarry on the Bond lard, on the north
eide Of lie hilt aud side track has Leen
laid on to the premises.
5. 5. Ballard, wife aud child have re-
turned from Delaware, and D. W. Gordon
from Philadelphia.
H. j. Morris has reoQened the big paviAg
quarry on the north side Of the hill on the
Wood LAID which was closed last season be
cause OF financial embarrassments Of former
managers, and good force Of men are busy
thereon.
a charter is 10 Ice granted by tho grand
chapter Of Vermont ~ Barre Masons TO or
game chapter in connection with Gran
lte lodge +. and A. a.
The trustees Of Barre academy are to
meet at p, m. Saturday, August /, TO ap-
point an agent to confer tho academy prop-
erty to district No. 8
Morse q Webster haze Il contract for Co
900 paving stones ana are shipping at the
rate of six carloads per day, cars holding
from 400 TO 1900 euch according to SIZE
business is good at Wetmoro i Morse
quarry. About ~ men are working. and
another big now derrick Is in operation. \.
W, Frink, general manager, Of Montpelier,
was at the quarry on Thursday for the
nrst time since last December, having re-
covered from long siege of sickness. Can
tain Bond, one Of tile fOrtmcr, has returned
from his wedding trip.
Granite City Lodge of Good Templars
ned n box social and literary entertainment
Friday evening in their new hall, clearing
$500. Their time Of meeting will herein
after 10 on Thursday evening. -Clemenf
Mitchell got drunk and created considerable
disturbance at Peter Arnour's, on Friday.
Tie was arrested by Policeman Bemis ana
fined $40. so.
i've arrests for drunkenness were made On
sunday On Monday at the Office of Grand
Juror Walter Barney, jock Burke, nm Old
offender iro,l Montpelier, was lned go aud
sentenced to two months In tho House of
correction hnt appealed. john Little, sd.
ward Leach, N. Beach, ard Edward Parker
were sRoh asso'7sd $40. 81 for first otfonso
Q, e. Shepies has bought nu undertaking
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24

Col. frederick Fletcher OF st. Johnsbury
is the guest of his nephew, Col. Aibert a.
Fletcher. Page Potter, who has been in
south America tho past thrco years, has
! returned thoroughly sick of tho country,
which he reports to bc in a bad financial
| condition. FIX NJ ,nistcr Edward j. Phelps
of Burlington and ex- Consul William
SHADE are guests Mt Broal Loaf Inn Mrs
! Clinton q. Smith and family are camping
ut Lake DuunIorc. Probate Judge Sladc
hos admitted tho will OF tbs late Virtulon
Rich OF Richvlle The contestants were
! given 20 days IN which to file an
appeal aud it is understood that such q
step will ho takeu.--Dr. l.. T.. Mellen and
family are visiting in Washington, ~ H. .-
/ Mrs. W. L. Howard has returned from Rye
| Bench, ~ Miss Emma lIamlin,
daughter Of ex-President Cyrus Hamlin
! D. d., OF the college, is the guest of the
MlSse' Dauns
Prof. Billings, Rev Foster u. Hoaxt aud
! F. ID. Boyntou caught i03 trout in Ripton
Monday. -Abram Williamson made n large
shipment Of COWS, calves, hogs aud poultry
to the Boston market yesterday lion.
j. H. Bucl; and family havc returned from
the White mountains. Market day Monday
showed little Improvement over las, week.
Butter sold Tor Is to ~ cents per pound,
eggs for IL cents per iolcn and
new potatoes for 81. TO-. Prof Hen
ry NJ Seely and Rev. f. &. ieaxt
won't into camp Tuesday on the lake -
Mrs. Abram Williams ana her two sons
Parker and Lewis, are in Georgetown. Col,
for tho benefit of Mrs. Williams health. -
James i}uclham of Burlington has been
the gue't OF Dr. Plntt for a lew days. 49,
harry Ii. Fletcher has gone into the hotel
business Mt Atlantic City, y. J.-Thomas
IL. Mcleod, who fell on tho ice last winter,
Is ali ut again. e. b. Parker and Miss
julia Ihinnnv are Convaiescent. John 4.
Fletcher has obtained position in the First
National baHk at West superior, Wis.
n large number OF the G. a. X. attended
the funeral of Edgar Olmstead at East Mid
dietary Sunday. Rev Dr. Weber oi,ici-
ated.-M Monroe is on the gain burton
Parmeee is in town. A. Bond has gone
to Lake Dunmore in charge of camping
! expedition consisting of his daughter, Miss
Anna Sade, Miss Jessie Wager, II. f..
Wells, l.. W. Austin, Is. ". Sherman and
Earl Cushmau. They expect to spend a
week at the lake, Mrs. Clinton Smith and
family are there Dr. Wobber spends this
week with President Brainerd aud Prof
Kellogg in camp at Knights Island. john
I!uht 81 Enst Middiebury, who was kicked
in the neck by his horso and instantly kill
Ell, was 20 have been married that after
moor. Many OF the Indies will go to East
Mddiehury to attend the county ". {. r.
| convention held there next Tuesday and
Wednesday Louis Trudo, assistant bar
Der in Danyew's, was badly injured
by horse saturday. All the lawyers in
town pave been engaged by the Episcopal
church to contest the settlement made by
the late Mrs. Conroe Of her property dur
lHS her last sickness. The church people
claim that it was willed to them and that
the will wos destroyed by Mrs Conroe
When she was ncapcitated for doing bust
ness. Col. Baker of Rutland has been en-
gagged 10y tue heirs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24

business at Salem, Mass, and will seen take
possession. His family remain nero for the
present.
KEY. J. l.. Tcnney Or Waterbury, sup
p''d tho congregational pulpit on SUNDAY.
h'N. Mr. l.ongren returned On Friday from
Minneapolis.
J.. V. Gri''u has begun work putting in
large steam heating apparatus in tho new
Bolster hloc5
On Monday, Sargent's express, horse and
wagon rolled over a bsuk ut Ilooker's hill;
horse ran into and turned complete
scnorseu!t over tho fence AT the park; the
Team OF DR.. Scrhncr ran away doing some
damage and tic horse of George Bad-er
| eniovcd run through the streets.
rI"rn Campbol from Massachusetts. ar.
rived on Mon'ay Tho guest Of Charles II
Camroel., her brother.
rare TO the Bennington centCnuia1 from
thus station will b. ~ good eoiug from
august / TO 10 aud return until the 2Ith.
Spencer hihcs, Go. H., and Canton Vinton.
~" I" attenl, and z. l.. Don,noro is TO lie
their caterer
GA thursday, August 6, tie bicycle club
a"e to hold a l. mile race to Montpelier and
rnturn.
\ foot bali alov,n has been organized by
the Cricket asJcation. and thy ofor to
play any team in This State or New lamp.
shire fcr the championship.
y meeting is called for :. 80 y IN. Satur-
day. at tho village clubs Office, in regard to
financially assisting tho cornet band.
\. j. Phillips Ut Chicago is with Prof.
w. l.. Phillips, his father.
The East Barre granite cutting and pol
ishins works are 10 be extensively repaired
and water wheel added Other new works
are talked of here
!. f. lay ntor ~ Co. are erecting costly
mausoleum for the CHICAGO millionaire G
T. Tecrkes, in Greenwood cemetery. New
ork city. 1t is being made of light Barre
granite, and will stand 90 feet & inches hi,h
90 feet inches long, and 90 feet wide.
Two of the roof stones weigh - tors each
The structure is 10 cost $4,000.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
RROOkEIElD

Mr. John a. Reed del the lith of cancer
Gus trouble Funcra. VA. held Thursday. Ne
wac II native OF this town and respected by all.
Penney Wheatlcy has returned from Moody =
TRAIN NJ -chuu. at Nur,hHeld. Mass. Miss
Mabei l} ack OF New Haven, Conn.,, is visiting
her aunt. Mrs Nathaniel Whcatlcv Miss
Fannie Carpenter is al home on vacation
Or. II. l.. Newell and family have rcturnc to
Proctor Mrs. Dr lartr dgc and daughter Of
I Nhrfge, Mass. nre Ht her fathers. Miss
Nina Partridge ia now with her sister, Mira.
Gay cord. ,cy. l.. D.. himbali occupied the
pulpit at East church sunday. July "a
Pleasant social was enjoyed At Jessie Wheat
icy'S lhursday. july A. Mrs, May Iatter-
son was recently taking nay at hcr father. on
the East hui the hui ST." stumbling. threw h"r
from Tho rake. one wheel passing over her
neck. Fortuuste.v fr NcWcll W : near by.
Miss Minnie MARSHALL is visiting with her r. b
ter, Mrs. Price. Mrs. i. II. Sptague is nov
gaming. CLYDE Noulton of Boston, Mass,
KhNe his fripnha here n cnll.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
WEST RANDOLPH

George 'rilson, from Maiden. Mass, Is here
- Mrs. Hin Of Troy, ). Y, is here. Miss VI.
Estelle :. touaut Of Providence. Il. l.. IS here,
the guest OF DR.. S;im-o1.
p, Mr.. II ii Mrs. Gras Of Boston are at Eugene
HoimGr's Mrs. Van Orm N Ii Wis ti,ing in
Lebanon.-iev 6. W. orrnw, wife and M'ss
lara Dame arc nj Greensboro poni.- Martin
leWksbury ana wife arc a. Ni-h.stc springs.
Mrs; VI. t.. :. Oft IS yis ing ~ l~a-nur IA
A. Is. Manchester and son have surveyed a
one and onc-half milr truck on the muster
gr"unns, I" De complied after the crops are
harNrsi ri.-Nellic Hastings and May BrAdi~h
are At Greensboro pond.-Rr V IT. Hardy
and wife are at his MOTHER in Morrisville
rank Hpauldiug. wife and enid OF 81 Adams
are with his parents. -Co Is. W. NOISE of the
Vermont sons of Veterans Will attend the 10Th
annual "nc@mpm"nt =. o. Y. held in Mime
apnlis, August q .. No>t OF the New Ilamp-
shire and Ma--ac u-cus delegates will pgss
over ia" m an diVi-i II The c 'utrll Vermont
railroad Charles Nirlos and wife have
rrturneI 10 Providence. r !; Mrs. t,ror
Manchester accompanied them. Edward
,ault and family are In Dynu, Mass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
NORTH IROY.

=. Mrs; Mary Z Abbott Of Virginia and Mrs.
Fred Davis OF Lowell Mas, are stopping wit h
Mrs LucIn'ia q. Abhotl.A SON was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Aiken Mon
day. july Ii. u, Martin has sod his farm
o. Ia" 'a> road to f Is. E.ains * Co. for SO .
Misses Fila Harvey and kittie tiuut with Mrs
|. Il. Harvey, left last week for Camp
ton village, y. Ii. Mr., and AIRS. j. l.. Lewis
are at axe Memphr mayo; for few duy-.-
T"d Porter of Nul-a, DaRota, il visiting his
pdreh air. Adna Fu,icrd,cu Al his home oI.
TIE VT road hn'sd'y, 'uIy ., at the p.c ot
81. Nc funeral services were held at tho hous.
sunday, Eev. j. ". Purcell utilciatinr A
drug store has been opened on Eai.ro,d street
In kelley old block, Dr. Kimna!. having yur
chased the stock that has b-eu ia ". r.
Nouus's store.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
Sumner Underwear.
AMAZING!

Fart OF a case, about 20 doz
Ladies' fine Ribbed Vests,
combed Isle Thread, sleeve
less, Silk embroidered, with
Silk crotchet f ont. number
1000 regular soc, Vest, TO be
closed at 30 cents.
Number 1870. another lot,
same warn, sleeveless, SILK
kmbrold nv, revere front,
worih IS cents, to be sold at
IS cents; all sizes in both the
above numbers, These prices
made 10 sell them.
100 dozen more or less Lad
les Ribbed Jersey Vests.
sleeveless, would not be high
at . cents, viii be closed at
Iusthalf that price, I2t, cents
each or $50 per dozen
Small lot of good quality,
sleeve ess Jerseys, cts. each
or three for 25 cent much
better than the ordinary lead
ers at this price
The above with several odds
and ends in this class of goods
will prove an attractive offer
ing.
Our regular lines of Under
wear will be found marked at
the v-ry lowest prices
-]/NoIln inacvgrar
Great sale of good Muslin
| nderwtar
CORSET COVERS. Cot
ton, Cambria, plain, tucked,
embro dcrcd perfect in shape
and manufacture, 1916. 25c,
(fouf kinds, acc, SIC, $50.
soc SOC, SOC, 64c.. csc. and
upwards. Night Robes. fine
goods, handsome embroidery
4ScY SIC. 1885,, Csc. SI.oo.
SIO9, $I.1&. $I.2Q, 81, 80.
$I.75, $!.QS and upwards.
Walking Skirts, handsome
new patterns, twenty styles.
81 cents to $500 each.
Short skirts, Fast Black
Skirts in 5atecns, Farmers
Satinee, Italians. Moreens
Surahs and Silk.
Drawers zoe, SAC, to $I.oo
and upwards. Chiidrens'
Drawers Ioc 10 % cents.
CORSETS, the leading
makes always found here,
ThompSon's Glove fitting,
Warmers {. Z. and p. D.,
French COrsets, etc.
on can come 70 our store
and get a Balls Corset, wear
il two or three weeks, return
IT and get your money, if it
isn't exactly righ;, If you
can't wear Corsets, try the
Bali Waists. We used to sell
them as the stone" Waist.
they always give satisfaction.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
AL
4. .Allen&CO'S
"A r.
FOR THIS WEEKS SALES

Fifty dozen Shirt Waists, many
entirely new styles The Nor.
folk Waists at 9S cents takes the
lead. The Derby Waist nearly
or quite as good.
Fifty dozen Windsor Ties, the
handsomcst line yet.
New Chelfon Laces, new Ham
burg Embroidcrics, etc, open to-
day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
NORTH HNnE PAkk

Cleon, II young son of Charles Mum, is very
sick. Mr. an Mrs. .Gustin smith have m
eisht-pou d girl Mrs. Lucy Williams Of
Cabot are IN town Misses Aohsa sud Grace
Alien IRE camping with friend- Il Greens h1io
pond. \ arEe company Of rlende and neigh
nors met with {. r.. Fo,s and wife Wedues-
day evening OF asst week TO celebrate their
oOih anniversary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
CABOT

James i'ogers and family OF Aurora. Nen.
3ic mating at her fathers -. y. nogcrs.
MISS Lchnle Could has returned from " soon
SIN Miss tiIa Boswcll is visiting in Canada
-Ncws was received last week Of the evcto
Illness Of Jr. 'prgc isA"r, formerly Of TIM,
place, but now = hgaiu'ree Mas. Mr. Hal
te Pike On "Wednesday Of lAst week was
thrnwE IRON carriage amt injured H. "
i-auu and wllo Of Boston are in town for 4 few
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
EAST Mlnnl ERllav

l.. y. Olmstead died at ; u'c.orI TlursIny
morAint. uc VA prominent business man
MLcelwr. -h' b, trade, Il Kind husband and
father ana good n"irhbor, lie was "a sold Icr
.ervlnK ms time through Suffering and priva-
ton without complaint. His ags was is vcArs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24

Mrs John Ni,CaucAer is visiting in Dux.
bury. Mrs iicnry Il MI er and daughter Of
Eandolph are here. Gruipe r.crcc ha, gone To
Warren h see his mother who IA sick
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
NORTH FERRlSBURGiI.

Mrs. '. ID. Ierclval AMI sons are risiting in
Nlddiehurl tht- week some ot the farmers
are clo~luc. un laying There mas been pretty
good crop ho'h il quantity and quality The
wedding 81 \. W. Weed and Vi IS Cyntht.
Squlr,s occurred last ,loudly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24

Charlie H. =. Chopur oc -outh Framin!ha N,
Mas. Is home tor vacation. Clarence
IEc@"r returned To Ble on last saturday. w.
W. llltch returned LONE saturday. Eddie
Npauliin- o: Burlington is visiting friends in
town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
MORETOWN.

Part Of the Higheato springs party haze
reached home, Rev. ii. WEBSTER and family
week Nathan iIark is soon To- occlny his now
llrul.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
SOurh RAMnNl pA.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Monkey have "a son. bora
July j.. Nh aud Nlrs Foster SprAsue a dauyh-
ter born jug 10, Mr. aAd itr'. Irwin Hc,th Il
dau ,h'er born July T.. Miss Cora Ha,l is visit
u iu Ware, Mass. Mr.. and Mr~. William
Il Hutchinson are afflicted by tine deuth of thrir
only ca lH, n W n~uWc hoy OF two years
Mrs: hcnry Camp aid daughter OF IloiDdeld
are in town
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24

NOTES AND GOSSIP OF COElGs, IN TIE
FREE PRESS BROAD Slf.LD.

Ghr " inoonlti NalNey, Niiinge. UP Sorth.
Along Ottor Crec2s and by the shores
uNhiie River Covered by special No-
pOricrs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24

~TtTF uF VFHtONr To all uer-,ns
Dl~lltI"IDF tHiITENUFN. 4 concerned IA IN b.
Is ti' "' .uI"- ~, late al burlington. IN
SAID c.-tt4. .Irccas q.
FHFLIING;
within. "a .D Cor the district ot Chittcuden, Oh
tn" .d Dt' of July. lN)l, an instrument
OF Jat.", Bcuu. Lue OF iWI.I..tn1.
/" SAID district, deceased, wa. pre-
s'ni". To tie court aforesaid. iur
Pre-. atr. \ud 1t l. oricrcI bv said
Court THAT tao ST day of August. 1901.
al TIA" l't"'tr Court r'oAl~ 30 sad Bur iuttoa
10" a~-IS.l'. i"r approving sail IL trIls-ut
and That no- r' thereof be- given 'o all per. N,
CONCERNED o' Publishing TN. rider three
%r""N ~'i"'"-..v"lN in the Burlington rrr,
Pre-, q hrN'-rIr"r pirate SCI >tI. Burlington.
lr' 'lo"- 30 o." sane at. int"l.
lhcrct"r,. % are hereby 'iicd 10 appear
before sud Court. at the time and > ace
"to.e-ti..tpu contest the prob tie o, sud vii
II goa nave. .tI~c
Given nu Ter MY haul a. burlington. IN said
DISTRICT. tutS! da. ~ iu'y. l.4l.
2,Nt" JENNIE STACY. Register.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24

shOes.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-04
AN IMPORTANT LESSON.

The London Globes Pertinent Remarks on
the West Virginia italian Butchery.
LONDON, Aug. 3.-The Globe this after
noon publishes dispatches detailing the
murder of Mr.. and Mrs. Brumfield and their
FIVE children. in Wayne county. West Vir-
ginis. on Friday last, by q crowd Of
drunken italian laborers employed on the
Norfolk IL Western railroad. and in an ed
itorial commenting on the crime says:
This horrible outrage will assuredly have
its full effect upon the future relations be-
tween the Americans and undesirable i'm
migrants The swarms of Italians who
cross the Atlantic are by far the most OBJ
jectionable of all the emf Migrants who 90 to
America. They appear to have lost their
only visible merit-that of sobriety. Self
defense in some States, where the State pro-
lection Is exceedingly elementary. becomes
not only a right. but duty. The murder
ers in this case will undoubtedly receive
their deserts from the people of West Viz
ginia. and it will then be seen if Italy will
demand a federal inquiry, with q view to
procuring compensation. If Italy shouid
do so the answer that will be made to her
demand will perhaps be shorter and sharper
than the one previously made by the United
States government in reply to Italy's de-
mand for compensation of the families of
the Italians lynched at New Orleans. That
country which cannot deal efficiently with
its own murderers must not object to any
sort OF law that does the work for it."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-04
FOREIGN LABOR MATTERS.

Building Trade Workers Enter Upon Their
Fourteenth Week of n Determined Strike.
LONDON, Aug. 3-To-day the strike of
the London building trades entered upon
the fourteenth week. Thirty-five hundred
men, all members of unions. are still idle.
The men declare that their treasury is
amply provided with funds to carry on the
struggle. and 81. 200 of strike money was
paid on Saturday. It is claimed by the
unions tina they can outlast the employers.
These, however, are determined not to yield
to the terms that they regard as disastrous
TO their business The industrial discOn-
tent 10 spreading in the metropolis. OF the
S5 coo drivers of wagons. 5000 have joined
unions with tho av0wedsintention of strik-
ing, when winter comes, for the improve
ment OF their condition. The drivers say
that twenty thousand of their number aver
age ninety hours q week for wages of from
10 to % shillings a week. This they regard
as beneath the ordinary treatment of COM
mon laborers. and the puo bic sympathy 10
with them in their purposes to improve
their situation.
From Italy comes the news that the gov
eminent has begun retrenching at the foot
by deciding to dismiss three thousand work
ingmen from the government dock ards
this month. The decis has aroused wide
spread discomfort among the wOrkmen, and
the large number to be thus thrown on
their own resources are said TO be ripe for
mischief.