The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-06-17
THE WEEK NEWS.
THURSDAY. JUNE 9.


)wyer, aged 20, drowned in Lewiston
yhile bathins-Fire caused a loss of
10000 in Pascoag, r. l., destroying a
yelling and a store-Two farmhands
rowned in Fairfield, Conn, by the over
urning of a boat-A. S. Van Wickle,
Tazleton, Pa, millionaire, killed &C
identa1ly at a pigeon shoot-Ethel
)awllins, II years, burned fatally in
cambridge by the explosion of gas
line stove-Henry Weston, 10 years
f age. killed himself in New Brunswick
T. J.. because he had been censured-
Fire in South Weymouth Mass, de-
troyed Moody's betting mandatory at
loss of $5500-Woolen mills in Ware
md Gilbertville, Mass, to run two days
week-Clarks hotel at Fort Point,
tear Belfast Me, burned at a loss of
15.OOo-A. A. Wlnslow of Taunton
tilled, supposedly by the accidental dis
iharge Of a gun-Twelve stores burned
n Mt. Olive, N. c., loss approximating
5O,000-Three children burned to death
w the explosion of a can of oil in shed
Allegheny, Pa, one of them having
lghted a match-All but two stores Of
he business section of Ittabena, Miss,
destroyed by fire-Conference of Jews
n New York to devise means for over
coming the tendency Of younger be-
levers to drop the faith--James Sar-
rent drowned in Hillsboro, N. H
Water barge filed with water for the
srmy and navy lost off North Carolina
Turing a storm, her c%aw of five being
escued-Three smooth-bore guns at
he fort in New Bedford spiked by some
body nknown-Joseph Ellis murdered
lis wife and killed himself in Lowell
because she reproached him for his
thinking habits.
FRIDAY, JUNE 10.
Ninety men affected by a strike Of
stone cutters in Rockport, Mass-Cap-
tain Hart, the filibusterer, pardoned by
the president against the advice of the
attorney general-Man arrested in
Nashua, N. H., for seven burglaries-
Italian resident of Quincy, Mass, ar
rested in Italy on a charge of leading a
bread riot--Boston boy drowned while
bathing--One man killed and two in
jured in a wreck of a train near Roches-
ter, N. Y-Fish's sawmill in Upton,
dass., destroyed by an incendiary fire
)lof Swenson, aged 45, killed himself with
gas in Malrose, Mass-Yellow fever in
McHenry Mss-James McKerron.
wealthy and eccentric died in squalor in
New York-Fatal case of sunstroke in
Manchester, N. H-Will of B. B. Knight
of Providence contains provision for
yearly allowance of $500 for 16 yearsto
the Rhode Island Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Children, and for
100000 for the city library-Resident Of
Bowdoinham, Me-, suffering from re-
ligious mania, found in woods after 16
days of wandering without food or water
Burglars operating in Clinton, Mass
Orange, Mass, Furniture company's
factory destroyed by fire-Jewelry
store in a Boston suburb robbed of 60
watches in daylight during a brief alb
sence of the owner-L. I. Varnum of
West Brookfield, Me-. fatally injured
while unloading coal from a barge in
Boston-Rosa Masso, Cuban spy,
visiting in Boston-London financier
who has just failed claims to have paid
thousands of dollars to newspapers to
keep them from attacking his ventures
Woman who was Mrs. McKinleys
teacher appointed postmistress in
Media Pain the last IL months u.s.
5S7 tons Of grain, of the value of one
hundred million lire, have been imported
into Italy from America and Russia
British capitalists urge the United States
to retain possession of the Philippines,
NOTED and raged-Debs de-
nounces the policy and the results of
the war-Effort to unite iron foundry
interests being made-Kansas Repub-
licans nominate w. e. Stanley for gov
ernor-Importer say a 10-cent tax on
tea might not raise the retail price
Canadians invited to Portland's cele-
bration of July Chicago physician
reports the successful treatment of con-
sumption by the use of nitrogen and
hypodermic needle-Large tract of
woodland burned in Plymouth county,
Mass-Rohert Monegal stabbed by
Boston Italian andmay die-Bive large
drydocks to be built by the government
Ugly charges made in the national
senate against Pacific coast ship owners
Lynn man suing another for alienat-
ing the affections of his wife, although
living with her.
SATURDAY, JUNE II.
Jerem.l an Murray of Lowell, IL years,
electrocuted Dy clutching live W r and
touching the base of an cleo ric lamp
Negro lynched in v e mar, Tex, after
KILN q nstable--COOk county Re
publicans repudiate Governor Tam of
i inois-Markad Increase in the de-
ma for cotton a ID w0O!en gOods at
Ne York--Canadian p tcifc of Gals
g. the rate war will be over in tlree
weeks-Longest electric Zine in the
world to be running this month out of
Milwaukee--Govern Bushnell of
Ohio repudiated in the Repub lean
prim ries of his own C ty-Town in
Ke lucky at the mercy of a party o so
engage in a f=uC-S. c. Saunders
drowned himself in Rockville, II. =
Frederick Whitcomb of Keene, n. H.
killed acci, entally in Alaska--Mrs
Andre Hunt of Jers City h ;ed
herself-Pat trick Lawlor aged e. k lied
by an explosion in the shearing room of
rolling mill in New Haven--4rthur
Coanelly, IL, drowned in Waltham by
falling from a bridge-Patrick Nc
Hugh of Providence held in $1,000 for
probable manslaughter, the alleged vic
tim being his wife-STici lie Of John
Lacey of Lawrence, 40 years-Francis
Cummings, Il Providence child, burned
to death - Edward Skillings child
drown d in Portland - New York
womal whose identity is unknown drank
carbolic acid in the sire two men
XIII d in Jacksonville while testiT & cleo
trical appliances to be used for exploding
mines. wires becoming crossed and ex-