Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-28

white woman in a store in Miami Fla
--Silverware worth $4,000 stolen from
a house in Long Branch--New York
| volunteer, discharged on account Of ILL
| ness drowned himself in Fernandina
| rather than go home looking like an
| invalid-General Wheeler to seek the
congressional nomination again--Two
| boys killed by lightning while bathing
| at BufalC--~~-Angcl Garbelo of Mahony
| City, Pa, nearly beaten to death in New
| York by Antoine Corruso and the latter's
| mistress-Itinerant musician, an in
| sane girl and respondent waiter com
| mtted suicide in New York-By q
| covein at copper mine near Jerome,
| Ariz., three men were killed and a
| mining expert injured fatally.
MONDAY, JULY 25.
Ann O'Connor of Lynn assaulted in
| her room by a burglar-E. J. Boyle.
| aged 20, drowned in Westford, Mass,
| while swlmmang-Car shed Of the Con-
| solldated Traction company in Pittsburg
| burned at a loss of s175, o0O-Two men
| killed by a locomotive in Middletown,
| n. MANY houses destroyed by an
earthquake in Conception, Chili-One
| laborer killed and others hurt in Cleve-
| land by the fall of trestle-Bos-
ton police looking for negro who tried
to rob a laundry and stabbed n China
| ran-Harod Schroeder OF Chrstiana,
| Norway, a sailor, was instantly killed in
| Portland by falling into the hold of a
vessel--Correspon sent from SAN
tiago for presumption and violation
| Of military rulcs-Pcter Walsh. Woon-
socket brakeman, was caught between
a car and n platform and so badly
crushed that he died soon afterward--
| Captain Bogue, a prominent resident Of
| Poquonnock Bridge, Conn, was in
stantly killed and John H. Scott of
Westerly, r. l.. fatally injured whilo
| walking on the track at the former
| place-Thomas Clancy n Lawrence
| laborer aged 55, drowned himself
| Charles Mcdonald, aged 40, seized with
cramps and drowned in Boston-John
| Chambers and his brother lost in Win.
nipeg by the upsetting of a sailboat--
| Lyman Scripture of Glenbourne, Me.
entangled in the ropes of canoe an(
drowned--Cornelius Cosgrove, aged %
nearly beaten fatally in Marlboro
Mass. by a stranger-Michael Fitz.
gerald of Abingdon, Mass, lost n hand
| under a car which he was trying to
board-Loss of $4,000 by fire in thu
Brainard machine works in Hyde Park,
Mass-A S. DOLE. deputy consul gen.
cral of the United States in Havana
until the consulate was abandoned BY
the government, seriously injured by
falling from Il street car in Washington
buildings in Gilmours brick yard
in Westboro, Mass, burned-Twenty
five salmon fishermen lost in a cloud,
burst on the Fraser river, British Co.
lumbia.
TUESDAY, JULY &c.
Two-year- daughter of Elias 10.
seph killed by milk wagon in Glouces-
ter-Mrs. Hezekiah Trussel of West
Concord n. H., aged 80. killed herself
Arthur Dupre, aged 10. drowned in
| Natick, Mass-Pugwash n. S. wiped
out by fire--Bernard Boylan shot and
| killed his mother-in-l law, Kate Maroney,
of Blackstone Mass. shot and probably
fatally wounded his wife, and shot and
killed himself--Six of the 10 Austrian
sailors on the Burgogne at the time of
the disaster held in Harve on charges of
cruelty and brutality to passengers-
Forsaith Machine company of Man
chester declared MISUNDERSTANDING
Richie years. drowned in a pond in
pittsfeld Me-W. NJ. Besse killed by
flying piece of stump in Lewiston--The
Kenlworth, owned by Sewall e CO., Of
Bath, burned on the passage from
Hawaii to New York. and the captain,
first officer and boy lost-H. 4. Law
renee, leading citizen of Maiden. Mass,
killed by a locomotive while crossing the
track and reading newspaper
Dupuy de LONE, formerly Spanish min
lister to the United States says the time
is opportune for peace negotiations-
w. j. Lord. a Providence reporter,
drowned while rowing with a Phila-
delphia lady-Six persons badly hurt
in Chicago in collision of street cars
-Four children of Elmer Williams Of
Beatrice, Neb.. burned to death during
the parents 'absence-Two Toledo men
drowned by the capsizing OF a yacht.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 81.
Mrs. s. ]. Crossman of Ellsworth, Me-,
believed to have leaped overheard from
steamer to Boston-Frank Cataeco
stabbed seriously in Boston by an en-
ploye whom he accused of theft
Body of gray-haired woman found on an
island near Salem. and the bruises lead
ito the theory of murder-Katherin
|
mitted suicide in Fair Haven, VT, in
grief over the death of her sister
Codfishing along Labrador coast a fall
ure-Hannah OBrien of Boston, aged
10 years. killed by falling downstairs
Edward l.. Mcbride shot and killed
Richard Wilson in Hannibal, Mo, al
leging that the victim attempted lber-
ties with the murderer's wife--T. F.
Dorsey killed in a Chicago saloon
Mary Dcmers burned to death in Hol-
yoke-Judge Parry of Manchester
Eng, shot fatally by a court bailif
whose commission he had cancelled for
sconduct-Randolph Harris, aged
45. a milkman, killed at a crossing near
Sterling, r. I-Burglars destroyed a
house in Astoria, N. Y. after robbing it
-Brickmakers in Haverstraw, n. Y,
on strike-Parts of Indiana suffering
from Observation-Disclosures reception
to Hobson in Boston-Austrian sailor
on the Bourgogne and crew completely
Nindicated after an official inquiry at
Paris-Italian admiral makes formal
demand upon the Colombian govern
ment in the matter of the Cerruti case
/ Mrs. Ash comes to the United States
to punish her husband on a charge of
committing bigamy in Utica, N. Y
Spain asks for peace through the French
! ambassador in Washinston-Miles
( troops land in Porto Rico and meet with
little opposition-N. w. Lermond Of
Thomaston, Me-, nominated for COVER
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