The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-08-13
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY. AUG. s.

NeWpOrtS venetian tete most mag
Eificent spectacle-Alice Nj. Barrett
was an embezzler to the extent of $4,000;
final chapter in the Kilby street (Boston)
mystery-Agents for wooden mills re-
port great demand for goods-Senator
Sanders sees signs of business revival
in the West-Turks talk peace and pre-
pare for war; foreign ships will resist
entry at Crete-National l.. A. w. be-
gins at Philadelphia-Ex eX-
penses of Murderer Frank Butler 10000
Foreign Warships sent from Canea
to meet the Turkish squadron; Turkish
ships are only ordered to perform evo-
utions among the islands of the archi-
Pelago-Cloakmak strike in New
York begun-No material change in
the coal miners strike situation-Rev.
stephen Merrill announces that the Lord
will appear on Nyack Heights before the
end of the century-Sudden death of
Professor f. d. Allen of Harvard on the
road near Portsmouth, N. H-Boston
party left for Klondyke-Cudahy heads
an Alaskan mining company capitalized
at $25, 000 000--No doubt that Klondyke
gold fields are in British territory
Guide Matthieson arrested and taken
to Rangeley, Me-, for trial-AIr. Cham
commercial treaties at the request of
colonies--Rev. George M. Bartol ends
a 50-year passionate at Lancaster, Mass;
event celebrated in the old church
President Mckinley receives a warm
welcome at Burlington, Vt-Young
Cooney of Northampton, Mass, was ac-
cidentaIly killed while out sailing near
PASSPORT, Me-, by the discharge of his
gun,
FRIDAY, AUG. 6.
John Nicholas Brown, millionaire
bachelor of Providence and Newport
is said to be about to be married-Will-
lam Collier, insane, plotted to kill Rev.
DIR. e. E. Hale-The Mabel Sheldon
case in Worcester, Mass, enshrouded in
mys1ery-Turkey anxious to hasten
&he peace gotiations-South pole
expedition to leave Antwerp Aug. ID
Richard Crocker's colt Americas beats
Mrs. Langtry's colt Milford at Brighton.
Eng-Alfred Wessling of New York
discharged from custody in Germany and
ordered to leave the country-Con-
stantinoff, the Bulgarian poet assinated
six or seven persons killed by an
explosion at Chicago fire-Germany
protests against the sugar schedule of
the Dingley tariff act--Secretary Day
drafting a formal reply to Japan
President Ratchford issues another bull
letin; sweeping injunction against Debs
and his ssociates-Death of DR.. James
Hammond Trumbull of Hartford-No
confirmation of the report of subscrip-
ton of John Jacob Astor toward the
James Russell Lowell memorial-Late
John P. LovelPs will filed; his estate
left to his family-American shippers
warned against sending adulterated beer
grains to Germany-The sloop Glen
,cairn II selec ted to defend the Seawan-
haka cup against the American chal-
Ienger--BishOp McFaul to arbitrate
the Hibernian differences-White men
refuse to serve under a negro collector |
of'internal revenues in Georgia-Sec- |
rotary of the Navy Long and Mrs. Long |
at their home in bingham, Mass-In-
tense heat causes a suspension of bust |
ness in Austin, TeX-Rebels in Uru-
quay ready to sign a new peace agree
ment.
SATURDAY, AUG. 7.
Three sections of the Boston subway
to be opened Sept. 1--Fate of the Mas
sachusetts Benefit Life association prac-
tically sealed; directors will probably !
make a request for a receiver next Tues |
day-John Nicholas Browns affianced |
is Miss Nathalie Dresser of New York |
--Larned defeats Eaves and r. D. |
Wrenn defeats Mahoney in Hoboken ten
mis- tCurnament-Suit for breach of .
promise begun against Mrs Louise M. !
Hadley, niece of Congressman Dingley |
Two men appointed to one office in |
Alaska and onfrmed-Lieutenant Col !
onel Jophanus H. Whitney elected col
onel of the Fifth infantry, NJ V. M. and |
other officers of the regiment advanced |
director of the Washington mint |
thinks silver will fall to 40 cents per
government will reply |
TO the proposal of the American bmetal- |
JIG commission in October-Pigeons |
with message from Professor Andree,
the Arctic explorer. aptured-United .
States will not guarantee to Japan the .
execution of the decision of the arbitrator
on Hawaiian questions-Tennyson me-
morial beacon unveiled in the Isle of .
Wight-A diver finds the skulls of .
men lost with the schooner Rudolph
Or. Barry, Irish champion weight
throWer, will compete in the A. A. U. .
games-Congressm Walker replies
to the faculty of Brown university
Speech of the queen read at the prOrogu-
company files articles of incorpora ton
in California;; capital $4,000, OO0-Gov- .
ernor Wolcott reviews Second cadets at
Camp BoXfOrd-Chinese ambassador
TO queens jubilee and suite arrive in
New York-Claimant Of the Fayer-
weather millions sued for $4,000 by
woman who claims to be his wife
Joe Patchen beats Star Pointer at Co
Iumbus, O., pacing the second mile in
POL 1-2-Civil service law attacked by
Washington. Anti-Civil Service league
Search of the woods around Lake
Quinsigamond for the body of Mabel
Sheldon proves unavailng.
SUNDAY AUG. g.
A. NJ. Macrae, a.Canadian forger, cap
tured in Mt. Kisco, N. Y, after a seven
gears chase-Henry Reed and sister,
Blanche brutally murdered at North
Adams, Mass-E. H. Ten Eyck given
birthday dinner at Worcester, Mass
Testimony of cures by divine healing
at the Christian Alliance camp ground,
Old Orchard, Me-Son of Sir Charles
Topper and a friend run against the
Dingley tariff law in New York-Rus-
sell Sage denies reported Manhattan