St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-06-08

Louis Marcille, who had lived with Mrs.
Gredony In Alfred Me-, and killed HIM
self-Nancy Lord burned fatally in
West Brookfield, Mass, caused by an
exploded lamp-Henry Whipple, Judge
In the Third district Of Rhode Island. |
died Of apoplexy In his Office in Westerly
-Greenwoods wood and paper box
factory in Caryville, Mass, employing
80 hands, destroyed by fire for the third
fine at loss Of 0,000-Preston |
Greene, under arrest in Providence for
burglary, to answer to charge of MUIR
der, the woman he attacked when COM
hitting the crime having died of her
injuries-Peter Scanlon, Worcester
barber, killed by train in Boston
Thousand persons witnessed the burn
Ing Of negro at the stake for outraging
white woman in Doyline, La-Collier
Merrimac sunk in Santiago by torpedo,
and eight men captured by the Spanish
Bait laws Of Newfoundland causing
a great deal of trouble for American and
French fishermen, the provincial au-
thorities enforcing the act of 1894 after
four years spersion-House and
barn Of the c. G. Storms Co. of Bangor,
Me-, destroyed by fire at loss of $2500
with valuables worth $40, 900 beside
her, Kate Hansling, SIS years old, COM
mitted suicide In New York by inhaling
gas.
SUNDAY, JUNE 5.
Fire destroyed four-story building in
New York, two women's lives being i'm
perilled-Mrs. William Cleary as
saulted by roughs in Mansfield, Mass
Two burglars captured in Boston
with pockets filled with every sort Of
tool and rope ladders for operating in
second stories-Thomas McGuinness
poisoned himself in Haverhill-Edwavd
Mccormack, 80 years, Boston laborer,
hanged himself on account of inability
to pay his debts-Three men drowned
in Buffalo by the overturning of row.
boat-French barkentine from Bor-
deaux for St. Pierre lost three masts In
collision with an iceberg, and so persons
aboard in a starving condition when
succored by an American vessel
Charles Adams of Boston attempted sui
eide in sanitarium In Authorization
works and chain factory in Trumans-
burg, N. Y, destroyed at loss of $780,,
000-Peter Boyer killed in New Bed
ford by comotive-Secretary Day
asks British government to put an end
to the spy bureau maintained In Mon
treal by the Spanish-Dispatch from
Sampson saying that the Me--lmac was
FUNK in Santiago by design and that an
offer for an exchange Of the eight men
captured by the Spanish had been made
by Cervera-G. B. Handy Of Rich
mond, N. H., caught in belt and killed
Resident Of Long Island City tired Of
| farming life and drowned himself in a
hogshead of water-John Miller, 80,
inhaled gas in Brooklyn-Snow in Colo
RADIO and Wyoming-H. ]. Brandon Of
Philadelphia killed by locomotive in
Stamford, Conn-Seven firemen over
come by smoke at fire in New Y ork-
e.. c. Yerkes tried to kill his wife in New
York for leaving him-Minnie Holmes
Of Clarksburg w. Va, jumped overheard
after clipping with her minister-Dog
saved the life Of a child in Edwardsport,
| Ind, by barking at locomotive and at
tracing the attention of the engineer.
MONDAY, JUNE 6.
Ex-Congressman Morse died in Can
ton, Mass, aged 57-Carrie Under
wood. q, poisoned herself in Lowell
Charles Baird, writer on sporting SUBJ
jects, killed in bicycle accident in Chi
cago-Masked robber secured $65 from
two passengers in stage in California
Charles II. Parker and c. w. Zellers
of New York city drowned in Bu5zar6s
bay by the capsizing of their boat
Laura Precault drowned in Valley Falls.
r. l., by the overturning of boat con-
tanning four persons-C. M. Charnley,
Jr., of Chicago, shot himself dead in Los
Angeles on account of illness-Captain
Gridley Of the Olympia died In Japan
-Klaas VESSEL was drowned and a
seaman's leg fractured by the accidental
unlocking of the falls of a whaleboat
on the San Francisco at Provincetown,
Mass-Recruits at Quonset Point, r. l.,
INDUCED in riotous demonstration and
threatened to desert because Of the re-
fusal to permit an excursion party from
Newport to land-Fire in Philadelphia
In the drug business-A youth and a
wealthy man in Chicago killed them.
selves because of love affairs-Several
men injured by an explosion Of metal in
an iron mill in West Lebanon, Pa. owing
to contact with water-Record for
throwing 16-pound hammer broken in
San Francisco, the distance covered be-
ing 165 feet-Death in Kobe, Japan, of
ing 165 feet-Unknown man entered the
house of Angelo Pepro in Elizabethport,
N. j., and in the latter's presence seized
Mrs. Pepro and slashed her throat with a
razor, causing her death-Several thou
sand attended Gladstone memorial
service in London park, among the
speakers being dozen clergymen and a.
number of members of the house Of
commons.
TUESDAY, JUNE7
Earthquake in northern Kentucky
created a. panic-Barn burned at Var
mouthport, Mass, supposed by burglars
so that they would not be interrupted In
blowing up safe with dynamite
G. w. Chase leading citizen of Haverhill,
Mass, dead-Coast of Labrador block
AIDED with ice, and inhabitants reduced
to condition of misery owing to the ex-
haustion of the winters supply Of pro-
visions Volunteer Aid
association wants the general court to
buy hospital ship for s50000-Fire
in Mullins livery stable In Newark N. j.,
caused damage estimated at $4,000
Norwich, Conn.,, Democrats carry city
election-Orlando Harvey arrested in
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