Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-09-13
NEWS IN BRIEF.
NEW ENGLAND HAPPENINGS.
THURSDAY. SEPT. Q.

| IncOn-
scious.
Stephen Jackson, coIored, Jumped from
o pisr at New Haven to elude the police
| q t5r committing rape and was drowned
| Thomas f. Milford after robbing ex-
| Mayer { urt:s Of Boston, is locked up for
Drunkenness, where he attempts to hang
| himself.
! Corporation of Brown university al
r1ost unanimously requests President
andrews TO withdraw his resignation.
even Congressman Walker urging him
20 remain.
Otto Steinman, confidential clerk and
accountant for the Merrimac Mattress
company of Boston, is charged with
ernb zzien1ent. The warrant charges
him with appropriating $500, but to the
police he has confessed to taking $780,
| ard the firm believes the enbezzlement
TO be in the neighborhco cd Of $4,000 It was
spent on women.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 3.
Two physicians declare a Roxbury
(Mass.) woman insane and three say
! she is sane.
Hearing of alleged bribery cases in
Fall River, Mass, concluded, Hoag being
! discharged on all counts and Shay held
in $1,000 for grand jury.
Baseball rooters at Newport made an
attempt to kill Umpire Connolly after
| game with the Brockton club Police
and players protected him.
Petition for the removal of Insurance
| Commissioner Merrill of Massachusetts
being circulated among agents and hold
ers of assessment insurance policies.
Lively meeting Of Chelsea (EEass.)
| beard of aldermen, four mem ers leav-
| ing chamber and refusing to return to
! vote on question Of granting petition for
| location Of oil plant.
| John McFadden of Momentum, Mass,
attempts suicide: neignbors summons
| aid, but NcFadden refuses to accept re
| lief; after hard work on part of physi-
| clans he was declared cut of danger.
Mrs. jeremiah Carey Of Brighton.
Mass, fearfully bitten by savage bull
| dos, while her demented husband stood
by and her little grandchild chung to her
skirts; Mrs. Callahan's brave act only
| saved the Woman's life.
SATURDAY, SEPT f.
Massachusetts apasists vote inexpedi-
| ent TO act on state offices.
| The date of the tragedy on the Olive
Pecker has been fixed as Aug. or by
| the captain of the steamer ROsse
Arthur Lord and A. S. Woodwork
| have been made permanent receivers of
| the Massachusetts Benefit Life asso-
/ citation.
John J. Cahill of Manton r. l., held
| up while riding on bicycle through Med
ford, Mass, robbed Of $3.50; assailant
made escape.
Senator George P. Lawrence has de-
cided not to be candidate for Con-
gresham A. B. Wright's place in the
First district of Massachusetts.
SUNDAY, SEPT. 6.
Vigilant defeats Navahoe in match
race off Newport.
General Superintendent Ewing of
Fitchburg read resigns.
John W. Harris kills Mrs. Buffers and
wounds her son, and then shoots himself
at Concord, Mass.
Boston police located room where $1,000
worth of stolen property was stored
proceeds Of Sneak Thief Parker's kauls
MONDAY, SEPT6.
A Bridgeport, Conn, Chinaman lost
1880 at gambling, and in police raid &c
arrests We're made
G. Robert Hamilton of Attleboro, Mass
S alleged to have two wives.
Mabel Morrill, Of Cambridgeport Mass,
Was killed by fall from her bicycle.
Mrs. Mary Stewart, aged So, and her 4
13-year-oId daughter were burned to
Heath in a house at 6 Baker street, West
RoxbUry, Boston.
Giuseppe Artisa is under arrest at
Lewiston, Me, on suspicion of being one
Of two men who tried to kill Edward
Emery Of Livermore Falls.
4 train bound for the camp grounds
at Etna, Me, was wrecked. One man
was killed, four persons fatally injured,
score seriously and as many more
painfully hurt
TUESDAY, SEPT. 7.
Boston boy lost both legs under cleo
trio while stealing a ride.
Minnie Brctherton, IS years old, ar
rested near New Canaan, Conn, for
leading gang of bandits.
Gus Rivers, 10 years old accidentally
shot himself at Sandwich, Mass, White
practising with a revolver. A bullet en-
tered his leg just below the knee
The Republican committee of the third
councillor district has voted to call the
convention for that district in Wesyelan
hall, Boston, on Sept. 25 at p. NJ
The football game between the Brown
graduates and the Massachusetts all
collegiate elevens, at Providence, re-
suited inaan easy victory for the former
eleven, the score being IS to O.
John Kelley, employed in John K
Ames mill at Machas, Me, met with
probably fatal accident, being run en-
tirely through the body by a piece of
strapping thrown from the edging ma
chine.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8.
Everett cotton mills at Lawrence,
Mass, have resumed work after q shut |
down of five weeks.
John Kelly was run through the body /
at Machias, Me-, by a piece of strapping
from an edging machine
Frank Campbell, under a five years |
sentence for burglary, escaped from |
courtroom at Putnam, Conn, when left |
alone temporarily.
Thomas Hart of Brockton, Mass. 6 |
years old, died of burns sustained while |
blazing with matches