Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-01

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terror among negroes in northern Texas
caused by whitocaps--Fircmnn Killed
during q confagratiou in Laurel. Nd.
where Senator German lives--Rich-
mond Hill, L. l.. woman kills herself
with carboic acid on account OF hor
| jealousy-Counterfcit gang OF fvs
nabbcd in Now York--Arre3t Of q man
! in Chicago with spurious bills on
bank In Italy-Eightcen persons killed
| in a town in Italy by the collapse Of q
bullding-Woman in Muncie, Ind, ap.
plying fer a third divorce from tho sam,
| man.
MONDAY, AUG. 30.
Twenty-sx yellow fever suspects ait
held by the quarantine guard at Eagle
Pass. Tex, having come from points in
the infected districts of Mexco--Mar-
tin Lydeon killed by an explosion In a
paper mill in Berlin, N. H-Sunburst
worth several thousand dollars lost OF
stolen from q New York woman at Mar
ragansett Pier--E B. Bryan. of Cam.
den, Me-. drowned by the capszing OF
n boat--Lawrence youth lost his life
by the upsetting Of q canoe-Czar Of
Russia wants an international con-
ference for the conclusion of a lasting
peace-Pickpockct took pocket bool,
containing money and valuable paperl
from Senator Lodge in New York
George Hartley OF Onleyville, II. l., %
years old, committed suicide by hanging
Minnie Mana, snake charmer. bitten
fatally in Boston by rattler--Pres-
dent Lee of the National Democratic
league urges voters of his race to join
the Democratic party--Man stabbed
fatally in Providence-Chief Wilkie OF
the secret service informed OF the arrest
at Texarkana Ark. Of men believed 10
be implicated i'm a counterfoiting schcms
Ten persons thrown into the water
in Boston harbor by a steamer running
/ into a yacht. and two hurt severely.
: Paul Peters KILLED John Smart in Kineo
Me-. during a quarrel--Twenty Chimes.
} arrested in Lawrence for being present
l at gambling on the Lords day-Ed.
ward Dore. n Bangor blacksmith run
over and killed by an electric while sit.
ting on the track In the dark-Ensign
Wilfred Powclson. who served on Tho
, Maine when she was blown up. received
/ n compound fracture of the right lea
= and fracture of the foot by falling dowr
an elevator shaft on board the st. Paul
TUESDAY. AUG. 30.
II End Of the miners strike in VALE.
after six orths' struggle. employer.
! making a slight Observation-Disclosures
Il in Atlanta offered for a soldiers camk
Surgeon in charge of New York vol-
unteers refused TO allow them to disem-
bark in Cleveland, though several in
urgent need of hospital treatment
II Check for 800 sent by the Cuban junta
to John Meek Of Fremont, o.. whose SON
u was the first native sailor to die in the
II war--Tire destroyed plant Of Los
Ana NaItah n e1OU
! O00--f.dward Larue drowned in FAN
:, River by the capsizing of a sailboat--
= Canmutors on strike in the sardine fac
= tories of Lubcc Me-Threc Blue Hill,
- Ne. lahorCrs drowned by the capsizing
II Of "a boat--Robert McCutcheon. aged
y" 80, killed in n sulphite mill in Berlin, ~
II H-Thousand employees in the collerles
= in Beaver City and Colerain. Pa, On
= strike because Of a laborer's discharge
T. Mrs. J. +. Stcmling Of Mishawaka,
g. Ind, took arsenic because she could not
~ have a coupe and give a reception
u Deadlock in the congressional convene
ic ton OF the fourth district of Alabama
H. broken after So ballots--New York
rs butcher fell four stories while asleep and
!" lived to be taken to hcspital--Sill
handle works in st. Thomas, Ont,
burned at a loss of 500 0OO-Sevoral per-
sons injured mar lIbN ny IL N''lllNl'll ~
e passenger cars-Dcath of the king Of
'e Samoa--Many evidences Of business
s. revival in Seattle. Wash--Yukon gold
$ output this season estimated at sll,-
g. OOO. O0O--Forcign demand for Washing
l. ton fir lumber is increasing-Fine
10 goods mills NJ Fall River selling large
le quantities OF goods--I3adw.n locomo-
tive works receives an experimental or
L. der from New Notwithstanding
L. Mass. youth killed by falling from a
es buildinC-Gerera orders relating to
ia the mastering out OF volunteers issued
u from ashington-Captain Duncan.
NJ Twenty-se cond Kansas regiment. SEN
81 fenced for conduct prejudcial to good
u order--Cubans feeling less disgruntled
= toward Americars-Spoilod beef, oats
or and hay loaded into cars in Long Island
10 City and sent to Camp Wikoff-En-
is gllsh electrical engineer, son and two
III daughters killed while ascending a Swiss
III mountain without ii guide,
n TUESDAY, ARG. 81.
III Taunton boy'of ii had 1T on u bridge,
20 fell off and was drowned-Split among
us the Idaho Populsts, and two tickets Sc
III locted-J. L. Stoddard. victim of the
e. drink habit, and father Of three children.
s. confesses to setting l3 fires in Brockton
'e for the excitement it cause d--Three
n Canadian workmen drowned below Og-
dens5urg, n. y, by the overturninS of "a
punt-Charles Davis, a North Adams
:" milk dealer, killed in "a runaway--Two
al soldiers wounded in Brunswick, Ca, by
III women whom they raj
60 Blanco celebrated his birthday by giving
w $500 to the charitable institutions of
III Havana. Financial position Of the pope
-, said to be at present extremely pre-
- carious-Nancouver man secures let
~" ter from n Canadian Yukon official APP
~ parently proving rascality in connection
with ciaims-John Lasicago wanted IN
- Torrington, Conn, on "A charge of man.
slaughter-SiX British bluejackets of q
British cruiser lost by the laundering OF
Oh a vessel with which the warship had
ms collided-Vicksbur editors wasted
M lead in a duel following a controversy
10 with their pencils-Bags containing
or so5 900 in dust stolen from an Alaskan
z" steamer in St. Michacls-Conrad Single
INT wounded Mrs. Hubbard of Greenfield
Up Mass, and committed suicide--Alber
- Berry of Randolph, Me, fell from {
ar wharf and drowned-Two Missouri
volunteers killed In Chattanooga whit
ioo riding on the roof of n passenger car
by Iron and steel mills in Pennsylvania
ING must work night and day 10 turn GU