Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-11-13

Inc Georgia Rouse OF hepTeSeuld-
tives passed the Anti-Football bill.
The Philadelphia Common Council
voted to lease the city's gas works and
aroused public indignation thereby.
A family Of five, relatives of the i'm
prisoned French army officer, Albert
Dreyfus, committed suicide together.
The trial of the Somersworth MUIR
derer and bank robber,. Joseph E. KEEL
ley, was begun at Dover, N. H.
Blind William Leavitt was arrested
on suspicion OF strangling Alice Brown
in a Boston lodging house.
Francis Kiehger and Barbara Gam
ma, cousins, whom the Swiss law for
babe to marry, came to America and
were welded.
Two young men named O'Toole and
McGuinness fought fifteen rounds in
Jersey City for the hand of Miss Grow.
O'Toole won.
Two youths say they discovered a
dangerous hole in the retaining wall
Of the New York Central tracks mid
way between Glenwood and Hastings.
Capitalists in New York and st.
Louis are said to be planning to obtain
control of the vast deposits Of asphalt
in Utah.
Capt. Lees believes he has fixed the
murder Of Sexton Stelz on Meyer, VINO
killed Policeman Smith in New York
city.
Monday November 3
Nineteen sailors were lost by the
wreck OF the Idaho on Lake Erie.
Train robbers wrecked passenger
train in New Mexico and four cars
were burned.
Fifty women who are to sail for the
Klondike on Dec. 1 received their
friends on board their steamship.
A woman is being treated at the New
York Hospital to enable her to with
stand hypnotism. One look now
throws her into a trance.
Croker sold his interest in the Belle
Meade stud farm to his partner, Gen
Jackson, from whom he bought it. The
terms were not made public.
The Hotel San Marco, at st. Angus.
tine, Fla, valued at $3.50 900, was de-
stroyed by an incendiary fire. Three
other fires were set at the same time in
different parts of the city, but were ex-
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reward has been offered for the cap
ture of the incendiaries.
The ship John MeLeen, Capt. Stew
art, from Iloilo, via Delaware break
water, with a cargo of sugar, bound
to Halifax, N. S., struck on Black
Rock during a thick fog, and sank.
The crew escaped, but lost all their eff
fects.
The residence of George Tullock,
about three miles from Halifax, was
burned to the ground. Miss Mary
Walker, sister of Mrs. Tullock and a
four-year-old child Of the Tullocks who
were sleeping together were burned to
death.
Saturday November 6
Brazil's President, DR.. Moraes, bare
1y escaped assassination. His Minis
ter of War, who interfered, was killed.
Cecile Guimaraes, aged sixteen, pref
ty and the child of wealthy parents at
East Orange, N. j., shot herself dead
after a petty quarrel with her father.
Spain decided to court-martial Wey-
Ter as soon as he can be got hold OF II
he admits his Havana speech was re-
ported correctly.
President Mckinley will announce
soon his policy in regard to Cuba. 1t
is believed in Washington that he con-
templates Intervention II the Cubans
reject autonomy.
Fire was noticed in the hold OF the
steamer Southwark when she was 25O
miles away from Sandy Hook. There
was no excitement among her passen-
gers, but she returned to port.
An aged widow, her son and her
daughter were murdered in West Vir-
ginia. Judge Blizzard saved the MUIR
derer from lynching by promising q
speedy trial.
President Mckinley has accepted an
invitation to participate in the Wash
ngton birthday celebration Of the Uni
yersity Of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia
on Feb. % and will deliver an address
The President yesterday appointed
the following to be consuls OF the Unit
ALBANIA. at Tuxpan, Mexico; Daniel
Ayres; e. T. Liefield, Of Connecticut
at Freiburg, Baden.
Friday, November 3.
Four persons were killed and A3eh
teen injured in a train wreck In Vir
ginia-
| Spain decided to order Havana t,
start the Competitor trial AZ soon a
| possible.
Bishop Potter disapproved pro
posed minstrel performance by young
| church-women of New Rochelle.
Mrs. Wallace. a rich Chicago widow
offered to adopt Evangelina Cossi'
Cisneros, who recently escaped from
Cuban prison, and make her her heir
H. o. Havemeyer. President of thu
Sugar Trust, is very i'll, having under
gone an operation for appendicitis.
Joseph A. Iasigi, former Turkish
Consul-General at Boston, was convict
ed of the embezzlement Of $4,000.
A man and woman were married II
| a lions den in Boston while 5000 PEG
pie looked on.
Stephen o. Russell, aged seventeen