The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-07-30

seen in New York who resembles Grace
Stevenson, and who has told of having
eloped from Boston-Dr. Harper's plan
In having DR.. E. Benjamin Andrews go
to Chicago university-George w,
Trofitter of Newtorviile, Mass, whose
disappearance two years ago caused
much talk shoots Himself in oftice at II
Bedford street, Poston-A passenger
on the Paris at New York when searched
proves a walking diamond mine.
MONDAY, JULY 26.
Finding of a bullet in the body of Miss
| Alice Barrett of Boston, SUI posed to have
been killed by lightning together with
| revolver and nota indicates suicide, but
relatives claim she was mT dered-No
abatement il the KlondyEe craze; the
mining fever grows more intense; thou
sands anxious to secure passage to
the gold fiaIds~---PGter $. McNally
swims from Dover to within hree miles
of the French coast, covering about 35
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge ar
rived at Nahant Masz-Dakes A.
Drinkwater found dead in b. d in his
house at AMstOr, Mass, with room full
of gas; thought to be a case Of suicide
Striking miners begin another march
on Cannon-burg; 60 deputy sheriffs
ordered out-Close of the successful
meeting of the International Undenom-
national Christian Workers association
at Old Orchard, Me.-Annual session in
Manchester, n. H., of the Massachusetts
grand lodge, Sons of Herman, and cleo
ton of officers-Furthar advices from
Japan regarding sentiment there on the
annexation of Hawaii say opposition to
the United States will be continued to
the utmost '-Campmeeting of New
England section of the Salvation army
at Lynn, Mass-Death of George L.
Chesbro, a prominent citizen of Welles-
ley, Mass--One of the original rails
of the Boston and Lowell railroad,
highly priced relic, to be placed in Mr..
Bars office-Religious meetings at
The Weirs, N. H., begin-Patrck and
Annie Sullivan, cousins, who loved one
another, but could not marry, found
dead in New York hote-History of
the permanent school funds of Maine
to be repared-Francis Murphy
speaks in Portland, Me, where, 25 years
ago, he addressed his first large audience
-FaNnt hopes for the recovery of John
Tuck, who attempted to kill Miss Grace
NJ. Mcmahon and himself in Lynn, Mass
TUESDAY, JULY 81.
Boston police discover that cash book
of Goldman & Goldman was burned, and
that in destroying it fire in Kilby street
building was started; mystery of Miss
Barrett's death deepens, and motive for
suicide is not clear as yet; relatives think
shooting accidental-A warning issued |
to those who, excited by reports of vast |
riches, are rushing to the Alaskan gold |
fields-Defense in O'Neil case at Green
field, Mass, puts in much evidence at
tempting to prove alibi, to account for
the money and to contradict the evil
r. nee of Davis and Schenck-New
York policy holders in the Nassachu-
setts Benefit Life association vote to re-
fuse to pay any more assesSm ents, en-
power a committee to transfer 10000
members, and use harsh va rds-Open-
ing CT the grand circuit trotting meeting
at Cleveland-In letter to Everett
(Mass.) board of aldermen Mayor Cate
says that laDOrng citizens are in desper-
ate straits and alleges that city govern
mcnt is in measure responsible for con-
mind of Judge Thomas M.
Cooley, the eminent lawyer and jurist
OF Ann Arbor, has become a hopeless
wreck, caused by overwork-James
Cooley of Boston struck by train at
Waltham Mass; thought that he will
die-Hon. P. j. Stanhope attacks Mr..
Chamberlain, Cecil Rhodes and the
Chartered company in the house of COM
mcns-Arguments In the so-called
double liability case" made in Portland,
Me-; decision of the supreme court af-
fects millions of Maine money-New
York, New England and Canadian rail-
road commieGi ners to meet at Portland
Me-POssibi&ty that expedition for
klondyke gold fields may be fitted out
at Gloucester, Mass, under Captain Sol
Jacobs--Attorney George S. Hale of
Boston stricken by apoHlexy at Bar
Harbor Me, and In a critical condition
Hon. Robert ]. Tracevell selected for
controller Of the treasury; T. V. Pow
derlys appointment as commissioner
general Of immigration signed by presi-
dent-POwers will insist on acceptance
by porte of peace preliminaries presented
at conference in Cple-Sec-
rotary of the treasury makes a ruling on
the new tariff act; declares that it was
operative from midnight on July 80:
regarded as a strained construction of
the law: Boston custom house employees
believe that it will not hold legally; no
appeal for importers except to courts
-,
Tuck, who last Saturday attempted to
shoot Miss e "ace M. Mcmahon and then
stabbed himself near the heart.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2S.
Secretary Gage speaks in Boston on
the financial question; Congressman
Lowering presides, and other speakers
were Governor WOlcott, Mayor Quincy
Hon. Charles s. Famlin, Hon T. Jeffer-
son Coolidge, Major Henry L. Higgin-
son and Others-Mrs. Barrett refuses
to tell who borrowed her daughters
money. She was summoned before Fire
Marshal WhitComb; Alice's funeral at
tendrT Nv fO~-~'Pr frieTTc--. Na~rr1iS To
says no conflict is possible between
Japan and America-The gunboat
Bennington ordered to Hawaii -
Alaska military post discussed at cab
met meeting-GlOuceste (Mass) peo-
pie going to KlOndyke-LeFal question
arises over power of troops sent to
Alaska-Half-mil fire in YOnkers
IN. " hat Acknowledgements that
plan has been completed for combine of
American brewers, MASTERS and hop
growers-Labor leaders issue a mani
festO in favor of the miners: mine opera-