The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-03-04
THE WEEKS NEWS
THTTRSDAY. FEB. "a.

destroyed four lives in South Quebec
lola was fined $500 and given a years
Imprisonment in Paris--l5urglars maze
an unsuccessful attempt to get $500 III
the safe of the town treasurer of Vine
ward Haven. Nasty the explosion OF
a lamp loss of $4,000 resulted in Baltic
Conn-M1ners in eastern Ohio threaten
to strike April for increased wages
Opposition in the senate~to bellger-
ency resolution because of the danger
of a clash with Spain-GroWth of the
conviction among Americans in Havana
that a treacherous hand destroyed the
Maine-Thousand letters torn in tran
sit through the pneumatic tube IN n
York-William Chenery, cashier OF the
Portland, Me-, postoffice from 1861 until
his death last week, embezzled $500
Republican member of the house of rep
resentatives denounced New York's
400" for having a vegetable party the
night following the destruction or the
battleship-Price set upon the head of
a. West Virginia outlaw by the governor
Five men arrested in Worcester,
Mass, for vagrancy confessed to robbing
a shoe store in Boston-E. S. Barney,
respondent over financial troubles, killed
himself in Worcester Mass--Thomas
Ford, a murderer, escaped from jail in
Alsa, Neb., and reported to have killed
four men in resisting recapture-
Joseph Perkins, a Salem, Mass, pilot,
drowned from dory.
FRIDAY, FEB. 25
German priest in Kingston, N. ., ac-
cused of saying that it was the duty or
German Catholics to aid Spain because
it is a Catholic nation, a sentiment that
is resented by his patriots--Dozen
cutters in a Chelsea, Mass, shoe fac
tory struck against the fining system,
which is an innovation in the industry
-Insurrection in Macedonia threat
ened this spring-Sherman Hildreth,
30 wears, shot himself dead in a stable in
Lawrence, Mass-Frank Johnson, ageC
90 and brakeman, struck bridge in
Stonington, Conn, and was killed
John Rosseau of Providence and John
Lussier of Springfield asphyXiated by
illuminating gas in a house in Woon'
sicket r. Frank Sunderland, IL
years. killed in the print works in Dover
N. Holm Lintott killed in the stee
works in Nashua, N. H., by being caught
in a shaft-Twenty-fiv employees O.
the Ashland, N. H, knitting mill strucl
for higher Wages-BOOkkeep of {
South birmingham, Mass, bank, &C
cused of stealing 100000 has been sen
to the insane asylum-Deputy con
stable killed and a constable wounded
mortally by desperate in Buersonville
Pa-London paper responsible for tn
tale that an effort had been made to Sc
cure correspondence that might brin!
about the recall of the British ministe
in shington-Drunken resident o
Carrot, Ind, shot his two daughter
dead, and ended his own existence
italy to take decisive action to compe
Havti to settle old claims for damage
Leading men of Boston disposed t
regard Cuban enemies of Spain as re
sponsible for the loss of the Maine
Operatives in New Bedford, Mass, 0,
the verge of starvation owing to tn
strike.
SATURDAY, FEB. 26
Attempt at train wrecking in Allen
town. r. l., made Thursday evening
Jury in Providence gave a widoV
S13,375 for the killing of her husban'
by an electric wire which had crosse
q line of a telegraph company-Ha
trust formed by buyers in Illinois, In
diana, Michigan and Ohio, who wi
build a warehouse in Buffalo for tn
New England trade-Liberals gained
seat in the British house of common
James Campbell persisted in the sno
at Pittston. Me-Several persons II
iured in a fire in the factory OF tf
National Tobacco Company, LouisVill
Ky-Thousand Mexican dollars stole
last November aboard southern steam
err found in a belt on sailor who's
hulxv condition aroused the suspicion
of the vessels officers-Body OF Louis
Darling, 70 years, cut in two by
connective at Oxford, Mass-Gas supp
In Haverhill, Mass st 1pped for 10 mi
utes Friday night and afterwards
sumed until captain Of police lnterter'
on account of the danger from asphy
,ation-Burglars secured $500 Wor
of iewelry in a Boston house-f
Sleeper. Wholesale grocer of Bosto
died of a self-inflicted Wound-Ge
man priest in Kingston, N. Y, accus
of urging Catholics to support spa
AGAINST the United States, disclal1
such terances--Spanish law forpl
the exhumation of body until fVe yea
after burial-Gold imports conn
from London to the United STATES
english baron en- route to the Klondi
on a $1,000 wager-Stampede for hlc
dixie grows: $5,000000 expended in
attIe on outfits-France warns Fren
officials and Paris newspapers to 81
discussing the Dreyfus case, and
duces Colonel Piquart to Heutenan
for being a witness for Zola-Bost
lad. IA years of age, rescued his slst
from a fire-Member of the Massacf
ertts senate said that the alleged ST
vation among the strikers in New b
ford was a Misrepresentation beca'
they had deposited in a savings oa
COS 00O-Nine persons burned to dei
in a fire in Charlestown, S. C-Sp'
Ssh warship Vizcaya left New York
Havana-In a fight between A
Eavwood. manager of an opera CO
many. and P. T. Pagues, the mana
of the opera house in Long view, 1,
both were fatally wounded-Brit
flag planted inside American bound
line in Alaska-Five vessels sho
of South West Harbor, Me-Treas
receipts for the month expected to re
SIS, 600, 900.
SUNDAY, FEB. 81.
Members of a "Black Crook comp
arrested in Montreal on charge OF
ing an indecent show-Ten pers
killed and a score injured by an exp
ion at a fire in Kalamazoo, MICH
= A. ,,.o,,, Of q French liner picked