The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-11-12
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY, NOV. 4.

THURSDAY, NOV H.
Mrs. John Henry, Clifton, O., was shot
by a gardner whom she had discharged
on suspi ion of theft and before her as
gallant could be arrested he killed him
self-Two men without masks boarded
train at Litchfield, His and robbed the
occupants of the chair car of about $50
ana gold Watch-Archie Lockley
wanted in Virginia for a triple murder,
vas arrested at Philadelphia. B.
foha1, fruit dealer in Baltimore, killed
fi0self to find relief from pain-Burg-
.ars secured $4,000 from a bark at Shipshe-
wanna, Ind. by blowing open the safe
James Duigard was burned to death in a
tenement fire in New York-Despond-
e~cy led Elithas Bean, 81 years, promin-
ent citizen of East Bethel, Me-, to make
a mortal wound in his throat-Del-
phiser MelancOur, having a weakness
for robbing poor boxes in Catholic
churches, is under arrest at Manches-
ter, N. H-General Thomas L. Cling
man, exUnited States senator, died in
the MCrganton, N. c., insane asylum
where the state gave him a home
AerOnaut Young was drowned at Chi
cago while descending from his balloon
I'm a parachute-One hundred and
Twelve persons VINO nave Deen confined
in the fortress Of MOntjuich for year
on suspicion of completely in anarchist
plots and outrages have been released
by the Spanish horties-Wedn
6ov the price Of cotton in New York
touched the lowest price in two years,
the January future selling at $40 cents
a pound, compared with final price of
6.92 cents on Monday, being within one
half cent of the lowest price recorded
In that market-John j. Flood drug
clerk of Brockton, Mass. has brought
suit for $4,000 against Charles H. Fiske,
proprietor of the Fiske hotel at Old
Orchard, Me, alleging assault while in
detention on an unfounded suspicion of
stealing diamonds.
FRIDAY, NOV. 5.
John Connors, q, was shot in the back
of the neck by jealous Maria Doan, 50
years, with whom he lived at Maiden,
Mass-M. w. Bremen, Globe, Ariz.,
former millionaire, killed himself after
drowning his grief in dissipation over
business reverses-J. A. Iasigi, for
merly Turkish consul at Boston, has
been found guilty of embezzlng 5000, 900
from three estates, of which he was trus-
tee-Fire in six-story structure in
Boston, occupied by Haywood Bros. and
the Wakefield Rattan company, caused
$4,000 damage-A million dollars in
paper currency have mysteriously dis
appeared from the treasury in Havana.
where it had been deposited for payment |
of the troops and navy-Burglars got |
away with several hundred dollars !
worth of goods from the store of Lorenzo !
Woods in Weymouth, Mass-Georgia's |
legislature is considering a bill to make |
the birthday of Jefferson Davis holt
day-Captain Briggs, prominent resi-
dent of Emporia, Va, shot himself dead |
business reVerSeS caused w. J. Lee
high to kill himself at Portland, Orc
-Four persons were killed and II injured
in a railroad disaster near Old Shad-
well, Va-Hotel Proprietor George
Stenzle of New Haven was found by
members of a shooting party that he had
accompanied with part of his head
blown off--John Mcintosh revenged
himself for being elected from a-saloon
at Logansport, Ind, by killing the pro-
prietor and wounding three others
Stephen Mathes, Boston, is under arrest
on charge of highway robbery at Law
irence-Police of Lawrence found a
cave in the woods filled with property
that had been stolen by two boys one of
WnOm is only III years.
SATURDAY, NOV. 6.
Eugene Bushnell broke an ankle In
jumping from his locomotive at Will
mantle, Conn, when it left the track,
together with five cars-Eva Kunder.
Rochester, N. Y, died Of poison supposed
to have been placed in coffee, as other
members of the family are suffering
A. p Wood, a confidential clerk, is under
f1,,,
for $262 with which he was sent to a
bank, and it is believed that he was
robbed by means of knockout drops"
Mosher, Dedham Mass,
was killed by being thrown from a
wagon--Two men were fatally and
three seriously injured by an explosion
in a steel mill at Milwaukee, Wis
Highwaymen tried to hold up c. H.
Roberts and wife, who were driving in
New York, and fired at them, but were
scared off by Soldier at
Rio Janairo tried to kill the pres dent
of Brazil, but succeeded in wounding
Moroes' nephew and fatally wounding
a member of the cabnet-Three CHI
dren were caught on a trestle in Texas
and killed by an engine, which had run
over a man on the track a few minutes
revous-Autopsy on Alice Brown,
found dead in Boston, showed that she
had been strangled-J. r. Smith, Dor
chester, Mass, hung himself-Fre at
Mass, destroyed the house,
barn and other outbuildings of Baxter
Burrows, causing a loss of $1,000
Maria Mcnamara was burned fatally
at Clinton, Mass, while at work near
her stove--The Willimantic Linen
will put to work in all depart
ments the full force of hands on
full-time schedule of so hours a week.
SUNDAY, NOV. I.
By the falling of stone upon the rails,
five freight cars were derailed at Mad
bury, N. I'M. M. Foster, prominent
In, church circles and for Is years treas
urer of the Lubec, Me-, savings bank,
has been arrested on a charge of en-
bezzling 1923, 000-F'ire did $1,000 worth !
of damage to Sullivan's dry goods store I
in South Boston-F. j. Phillips, 80
years, gave himself up to the police of I
Boston on charge of having passed
spurious check in Cincinnati-By the e
laundering of the steamer Idaho be- ]
tween Buffalo and Chicago, 10 men were
rowned-Johanna Joyce, 45 years, was f