Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-30
NEWS DAY BY DAY.
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD FOR A
WEEK CONDENSED FOR
BUSY READERS.
Friday October 20.

| Friday October 20.
| In New York city Mr.. Hunt, aged
eighty-seven, and Mrs. Sherman, aged
ninety-one, were married, and Mr.. Nc
Lane, aged eighty-six and his wife,
aged ninety-three, agreed to separate.
| Rain which fell throughout Illinois
and the West marked the end OF the
long drouth that has for months har-
assed the farmers of twenty OF the
corn-producing or cattle-raising States.
| The corporation of the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology elected Prot.
James M. Crafts to succeed the late
Gen. Francis A. Walker as President or
the Institute.
Among the honors conferred In con-
nection with the Brussels Information
al Exposition King Leopold has made
| United States Commissioner Gore q
Commander of the Order of King Leo
pold.
Catholic University directors refer
red the case of Prof. Schroeder to
Rome.
The Luetgert jury was discharged.
Luetgert afterward made affidavit 10
his innocence.
The Boston fruit steamer Bernard
is ashore in Morant Bay on the south
east coast. It is feared she will prove
| q total wreck. I.
Saturday October 80.
Grover Cleveland in talking to
Princeton students about self-made
men lauded citizenship that is SUI
perior to partisanship.
Miss Katherine Simmonds was sert-
ously, If not fatally burned while
making soap at her fathers hotel at
Pulver's Corners. Duchess county.
George B. Day, aged forty-five, died
from apoplexy on the corner OF Sackett
and Henry streets, Brooklyn. Mr.. Day
is said to have come from Cambridge,
N. Y. where relatives now live.
| Archbishop John ]. Keane, formerly
rector of the Catholic University at
Washington, and now cannon OF the
Lateran Basilica and Consultor for
American Affairs to the Propaganda at
Rome, sailed for Europe.
The government has adopted the sug-
gestion of DR.. Sheldon Jackson, educa-
tional agent for Alaska, that part OF
the LOO reindeer on government res
ervations in the territory be furnished
to private persons to transport supplies
to the Klondike country.
A report received in San Francisco
| from Samoa says that it Is the inten-
ton of the German government, in case
the annexation of the Hawaiian Islands
to the United States is consummated,
to propose that Samoa come under
German rule, contingent upon the con-
sent of the United States Government.
Napoleon Scratton, a blacksmith.
near Saratoga Lake attempted to stop
| lima
him into ditch, fracturing his ribs
and injuring him internally. 1t is be-
ieved his injuries are fatal.
Frances Willard predicted that Am
erica and England will sign an arbi-
tration treaty within six months, aud
that within ten years there will be a
universal commission to deal with the
International affairs OF every country.
Monday October rs.
Their are nearly one thousand can
didates for elective offices in Greater
New York.
i Two New Workers. narrowly escaped
death by starvation and cold on Dalton
Trail, Alaska.
Troy has child Jekyll and Hyde, q
girl who has murderd her baby broth
er and tried to commit suicide.
Prince Krapotkine, Russian Anar'
chist, spoke to large crowd. He com.
pared Socialists to capitalists.
Mrs L. G. Aldrich, daughter Of the
late ex-Congressman M ID. Borden, Of
Fall River, died in Fall River. Mass.
One of the Hazleton strikers was ar.
rested charged with plotting with III
teen others to murder Sheriff Martin.
A railroad laborer has been found al
1ogansport, Ind, who has two unlVer'
sity diplomas and can growl at tht
foreman in eight languages.
w. r. Foster, Jr., charged. as counse
of the Produce Exchange, with havins
stolen $193. 600 from the GIatuity Fund
has been arrested in France
William ]. Aiken, assistant to State
Architect 1. G. Perry, died at Ogdens'
burg, ~ Y. He was one of the superin-
tendents Of construction of the New
York City Post Office Building.
The Rev. John Angelow, assigned tt
two churches in Camden county. N.
received no salary, and was glad to dis
cellars, NOW grass and do odd Jobs u
earn his daily bread.
Nineteen persons are known to hav'
been killed and eight injured by the
precipitation of a New York Contra
train down an embankment, the result
of caving-in of the railroad.
II Tuesday, October 26.
y SPANS reply to President McKin
1eyis note regarding Cuba covers thir
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