The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-02-11
THE WEEKS NEWS.
THURSDAY. FEB. 3.

Great loss OF Sneep IN wyoming lIotn
eOld--Negroes in Belize, British Hon
Sluras, threaten to burn the houses of the
whites unless the latter decamp---Re-
eeiver appointed for the Bradford (Vt)
Savings and Trust company-Build-
ing in Stoneham, N H., occupied by
Grocer Hanscombe. was bufned---Es-
fjmated that the blizzard in Boston
caused loss in various ways of 81, 500, 600
Several hundred miners on strike in
Aguilar, Col, against a change in the
wage schedule--BoSton police found
still on the top floor of four-story
house--Bernsrd Duffy, 80 years, killed
by shafting in a Holyoke, Mass, paper
mill7-Cowboy lynched in Valdes, AL
aska. after a double murder---De
structive gales in Great Britain
Engineer and a woman injured in
collision of a locomotive with a plaw
engine-Fire caused a loss of $4,000 to
the Bamoral hotel in Fitchburg, Mass
Two men killed and a third injured
fatally by an explosion in paper mill
IN Marinett, Wis--F. S. Wright escaped
imprisonment for embezzling in Chicago
by killing himself-Feared in Trinity,
N. F., that 16 seal fishermen were lost,
having been carried away on a foe
Calls for help among idle operatives in
Biddeford, Me-. on the increase--Brook-
Hyn youth, Is years old, died Of leprosy
Outfit for making spurious dollars
Of silver found by New Britain, Conn.,,
police while looking for stolen property
&c "o,hov IN U'ee, Bend, Wis, killed
IN fight with another.
FkiDA1, FEB. 4.
Sanders & Co., makers of kegs and
barrels in Athol, Mass, have called a
meeting of creditors-W. H. Bird ac-
cused of misusing $4,000 of the funds of
The birmingham, Mass, Savings bank,
of which was was bookkeeper-Fifteen
people were injured in a collision of
arains at a station in Somerville, Mass
Matthew Ryan, rs years, stole books and
Jewelry from the Boston postoffice,
where ne was employed his method be-
ing to cross off addresses on packages
and substitute his own-New Hamp-
shire veterans displeased by the appoint
ment of a Vermonter to be pension agent
Mrs. j. c. Aver, who died in Paris,
left 100000 to home for women and chill
dren in Lowell, Mass, and $4,000 to a
hospital in hiladelphia-Mary Allyn,
aged rs, smothered after falling In her
abode in Ledyard Conn, and breaking
her nose--Color line to be drawn by
labor leaders in the south in starting
labor confederacy''-Conf in
Scranton, Pa, caused a loss of 1925, 900
railroad officials in Cincinnati dis
covered that their companies have been
Swindled by bogus orders of the mayor
for paupers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
block in St. Johnsbury, VT, damaged by
I1re-Bridgepor Manufacturing COM
pany lost $4,000 by fire in it's factory in
Fast Bridgeport, Conn - Frederick
Buckley II years, killed in Waterbury,
Conn, in collision between an electric
and a carriage-Battle between cow
boys and cattle thieves ON the line be-
tween Montana and Dakota-Ohio leg
9slator wants all persons applying for
a marriage license to pass medical ex-
amination-Cuban war to Jan. l cost
Spain $240, 0O0, O00-Arkansas ia rmer be-
comes suddenly insane while arguing re-
tgion and kills his father, mother and
son.
--.---.---~ SATURDAY, FEB. 8.
Rhode Island Locomotive Works com
pany, Providence, failed-Parochial
school in New Bedford, Mass, closed for
hack of funds, and municipality asked to
provide for 500 children--W. j. Bryan
d~1lares in letter that the reduction in
cotton mill wages in New England lis
hardly in keeping with the promises
made by the advocates of the Dingley
bill'-The will of Olive Hayden made
provision for the distribution of $11,500
among various NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
McLaren arrested in Cleveland on the
charge of appropriating $4,000 of the
funds of the order of Scottish clans
Joseph Terris thought to have poisoned
himself in Oldtown, Me-Young man,
a youth and a girl asphyxiated by char
coal fumes in Madoc, Ont-Fire in
Wayne w. Va, caused damage of $50, 900
Man arrested in Elmira, Cal, for
poisoning his brother and sister-Ida
Kingsley, 20 years, fatally burned in the
dining hall of a hotel in Fitzwilliam, N.
H-Shoe factory in Bridgewater, Mass,
that employed 200 hands, destroyed by
fire-Peasantry in central and south
eastern Russia is in great distress ow-
ing to the failure of the harvest
Carlisle's steam mill in Chester, VT,
burned-Two young men and girl
went through the ice at Burlington, N.
j., and were drowned-Pistol held at
the head of a woman in charge of the
Mt Auburn, Mass, station on the Fitch
burg road and drawer robbed of $24
David Seeley, GO years of age and
10 times married, unQer arrest IN HleT-
son, Mich, for bigamy-Young woman
registered as Miss L. S. Petersen of
Tarrytown, N. Y" found dead in room
IN a Boston hotel having committed
suicide by inhaling gas through tube
fastened to her mouth.
SUNDAY. FEB. 6.
Joseph 0odet, 40 years of age swept
from a Gloucester vessel by a wave and
drowned-Six members of Boston's fire
department were killed and five injured
by the collapse of building In
Plainffeld, Ills, caused damage of $4,000
Two Boston masons fell five stories
but not hurt angerously-Three men
burned to death and another received
fatal injuries in a fire which burned the
Victor (Col.) jail--Seven percent re-
duction made in wages in the Written
ton mill, Taunton, Mass-Three ROD
bers throttled Lynn, Mass, Chinaman
and took 500 from the drawer-Court-
house in Juneau, Alaska, destroyed by
fire-Books of the late treasurer OF
Wareham, Mass, fail to balance by
considerable sunni quarrel be-
tween farmhands in Cumberland Hill,
p one WAS shot fatally-TwO chill