Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-01-02
THE NEWS DAY BY DAY.
TIE NEWS OF THE WORLD FOR
A WEEK CONDENSED FOR
EUSY READERS.
Friday, December 25.

Senior Moret, spanish LfDerdl, ouI-
lines the policy of his party in the
event of getting power
Antonio Zanone, of New YorS city.
was stabbed to death as result, the
police said. of the Mafa's decree.
Friends and foes of Cuba, alike dis
credit the story that Gomez expressed
willingness to make peace in return
for autonomy.
Throughout New York City, in homes
and public institutions, in prisons and
churches Christmas was observed in
fitting manner.
Mrs. John Mullaney, of New York
city, spent her last cent for food and,
grieving that she could not make a
festival for her children, drank poison
and died.
Ella Heating was killed by an en-
CINE at the Montauk avenue station of
the Kings county elevated road. Pc
| ter Wright was arrested, charged with
having murdered her.
| Fire totally destroyed St. Stephens
| Episcopal church, one of the largest in
| Wilkesbarre. The Westmoreland Club
adjoining, was Quilted The cause of
the fire is unknown. Loss, $780, 900.
Ellen Heating, q years old, of No.
256 Montauk avenue, Brooklyn, was
struck by an engine at Eastern Park
way and Montaux avenue, while cross
ing the tracks, and died while being
taken to st. Mary's hospital
Elmer c. Moison, of Hartford, Conn,
was held in the police court under So
900 bonds. awaiting the outcome Of
stab wounds that he inflicted on his
stepson Charles Pierce. The stabbing
took place at Nelson's home, on Wind
sor street.
| Saturday. December 20.
Mrs Frank Ryan of New York city
burned to death while dressing to re-
ceive her husband at their Christmas
| dinner.
Former Queen Liliuokalani passed
around New York on her way to Bos-
ton. She denied that she came to this
country to see Cleveland.
John w. Kneus. accused of trying to
rob his fellow-boarders in st, MichaeIs
Hotel, Stapleton, S. l., was arrested at
the point of a revolver after several
persons had chased him mile.
A Tacoma Washington. special says
The discovery has been made that the
pavement used for the state capital is
! rich in gold and a movement is on foot
: to take up the pavement and extract
the precious metal.
, All of the Australian Premiers have
accepted the invitation of the Premier
!, of New Zealand, Richard j. Seldom
: for conference at Hobart, at the end
of January, TO discuss trade with the
l United Kingdom and intercolonial le
4 ciprocity in natural products
Tch pf bo Mob OF
tempted to murder his wife Stella ant
then killed himself in front of the Ne
=. braska Loan office on Douglass street
The woman bed profusely, but it wa
found upon examination that the bull
!, let had only scratched her head
!, Marshal James Blunt, of Farmers
: Ky. arrested Thomas Tadgett 70
:. drunkenness. He locked him in a cal
- aboose with red-hot stove, ard tn
building burned Tadgett persisted il
lynch Blunt, who called on county au
Q thorities. posse was sent from More
u head to protect him, but trouble is still
u feared.
- Monday. December 20.
=, Fifteen Texas sharpshooters held a
!, bay two squsdrons of Spanish cavalr,
| more IMAM SIX hours ituu W
: man, refusing to surrender.
Gen. Weyler has changed his p1al
of campaign in Pinar del Rio and ha
largely reduced the force stationed
:, along the trocha.
S A letter at the State Department II
n Washington from high authority il
D the Turkish Government indicates tina
: Emperor William, of Germany, and tn
: C,,Jfa hoxr nod oil
!. Closer investigation of the circum
e stances attending the death of Mis-
r Heating on the Brooklyn 81" roa
the guilt of the negro porter now unde
: arrest
It Mrs. Catherine Boran, who wa
# struck at Suber's Crossing, N. j., by
d Reading Railroad train died from he
e injuries. Mrs. Boran and her sister
a Miss Ida Tyerell, were driving to Tren
ton to do some Christmas shopping
) when their carriage was struck by
n fast express. Mss Tyerell died almos
Immediately, while Mrs. Boran surviv
:, ed short tine.
An unknown woman was found dea
in the hallway OF the tenement Nc
. 204 East Twenty-sixth street New Yorl
= city. She had been seen drunk abou
an hour before she was found, an,
death was probably due to apoplex.
:; brought on by the excessive use O
liquor She was dressed in a blacl
). skirt and waist, an astrakhan cloak,
: lace bonnet, congress CATERS and whit
Il stockings.
Tuesdsv. December 20.
!, ! Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher fell an,
u broke one of her legs.
= Julio Sangu;ily was again sentences
/ in Havnaa TO life Imprisonment.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland presented
IS memorial window to Welles College
'. her alma mater.
Hearings on the new tariff bill wer
). begun before the House Ways an
= Means Committee.
n The Sultan denied the ambassadors G
d the powers in an interview, and
n crisis seems imminent.
e Miss Dickerson, Central at tn
r Hampstead, l.. l., telephone exchange
y deserted her post at midnight an
e eloped.
l. bitter rivals, are now dividing territor
h and acting as if they had formed a
N express trust.
IT Three apartment. buildings on Yves
N Fifteenth street, New York, were de
stroyed by fire. Forty-four familie
If were in peril. A janitor helped timi
women escape.