Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-11-12
ALL AROUND The WORLD.
THURSDAY. NOV. 8.

chuSetts bar, has filed petition in which
she seeks admission to the United States
circuit court.
Judge Edward s. Isham of Chicago, q
native of Vermont, addressed the Yer
mont Historical society in Montpelier on
Ethan Allen"
The citizens having in charge the ar
engagements for Atlanta's peace jubilee
have decided upon Dec. IA and IL for the
big event.
The men of the Eighteenth Mime
sofa at Camp Meade refused to be vac
cinated, and General Graham issued an
order directing the reglmental surgeons
to begin vaccinating at once. If the
men again refuse they will be punished.
The appointment as governor of Khar-
toum of Colonel Kitchener, brother of
the sirdar, General Lord Kitchener, Is
announced.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroad the old directors were
reelected.
FRIDAY, NOV. a.
The fellowship in architecture at Cor
nell university for this year has been
awarded to w. H. Dole of Brooklyn, a
le VI the CLASS OI
Secretary Long, on the application Of
the governor of Florida, has assigned to
the use of the naval militia of that state
the auxiliary steamer Wasp.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has
ordered 1000 freight cars from the Mis-
souri, Car and Foundry company of ST.
Louis, making total of over rs, 900 that
have been purchased in the past two
years.
Canadian marine underwriters have
announced their rates on war risks. In
English bottoms from u to n percent,
according to the kind Of cargoes. In
French bottoms 2 percent.
DR.. Martha J. Flanders died in Lynn,
Mass, aged rs years. She was born at
Concord, N. H. Dr.. Flanders began
practising in Lynn in 1863, where she had
been since, constantly practising medt-
cine. She was never married.
1t is said that official negotiations are
about to be opened between the United
States and Turkey to raise their minis
tiers to the rank Of ambassador.
SATURDAY, NOV 5.
Both branches Of the Vermont legis-
lature passed a joint resolution approx
ing President McKinleys demand for
the retention of the Philippines.
An American syndicate has purchased
Mr.. Dobell's chestnut horse, The Rush,
for G50G00, to be used for stud.
Judge Hallett, in the United States
circuit court at Denver, entered DEGREES
of foreclosure and sale against the Dem
yer City Gable Railway company and
the West End Street Railway company
In the suits brought by the Central Trust
company of New York.
The New York Tribune says that it is
now practically settled that there will be
no assessment on the stockholders of
the National Linseed Oil company.
Judge Woolson, in the United States
court at Keokuk, Ga, signed a decree of
foreclosing against the Chicago, Fort
Madison and Des Moines railroad. The
amount due bondholders is 81, $4,000.
SUNDAY. NOV. 6.
The third national congress Of mothers
will be held in Washington in February,
1899. beginning Feb. A. All clubs or
organizations intending to affiliate with
the national body should do so immedi-
ately in order to secure voting repre-
sentation at the coming congress.
Colonel Bryan, Third Nebraska regi-
ment, has left Savannah for Lincoln,
Neb., his home, on 15-days' furlough.
He has gone home to recuperate.
A magnificent silk flag, commemora-
tive of the naval battle of Santiago, and
upon which was emblazoned record of
the part taken therein by the flagship
New York, was presented to Captain
Chadwick on board that ship.
MONDAY, NOV. Z.
NJ Zinovieff, Russian Ambassador to
has formally proposed the ap-
pointment of Prince George Of Greece
as commissioner general Of the Eu-
ropean powers in Crete.
The gold and silver movement at New
York for the week ending Saturday was
as follows: Exports of gold, $28, 022; of
silver, 1897, 1926; imports of gold, 1891 &c.,
of silver, $95,5S7.
DR.. Won Rudhart, at one time minister
of Bavaria at Berlin, died at Garmisch,
Bavaria. He resigned his post in 1880
under highly sensational conditions,
Prince Bismarck having insulted him at
a parliamentary soirse at Bismarck's
palace.
TUESDAY, NOV. 8.
Jacob Erwine, 60 years old, was found
dead at his home in Washington, N. J.
1t Is believed that he was dubbed to
death by thieves.
British steamer Springfield, Captain
Kendall, which sailed from Nicolaioff,
Russia, on Oct. s for Aarhuus. is ashore
near Holding, Denmark.
The advance in the price Of envelopes
will make no difference to the consumer.
The sect of Dhoukhobortsi, for which
Tolstoi has labored long, is coming to
this country to establish colonies.
The Anticosti dispute Is likely to cause
International complications.
The Canadian Pacific is to run steamers
between Vancouver and Vladivostock
General John c. Gilmore, adjutant gen.
eral at the headquarters of the army, is
seriously i'll with malarial fever in Wash
ington as a result of exposure in Cuba
and Porto Rico.
Three hundred negroes paraded the
streets of Wilmington, N. c.. armed with
rifles. They stoned street cars and
forced whites to leave the cars and walk.
The report that Senator Hoar is in an
anti Philippine combination is denied.
The gas explosion at Washington Is not
as serious as was at first reported, al
though many valuable documents, which
can never be replaced, We're destroyed
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9.
Max Alvary, the popular German
Operatic tenor, who sang during many
seasons in the United States. Is dead.
The Denver and Gulf railroad. which
a., 60 Naxy