Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-08-03

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point and will he garrisoned. A com
Tpany OF infantry killed 10 members o
a robber band in Negros. The volun
teer regiment, that have returned q
/ this country are disQusted with th
war and its conduct by Otis
There has been much excitement be
/ cause Of an outbreak Of yellow
I fever at the Soldiers Home a
Hampton, Va Up 10 yesterday, thcr,
bad been 30 cases and eight deaths
! The germs are thought to have beer
brought from Cuba hisf year on the re.
turning transports. Every preeantior
to check the fever has been taken anl
but few new cases have been reported
for the past few days
The big electric car strike is still on
in Cleveland. The presence OF troops
has prevented much further violence.
but new weapon Las been taken up
by the strikers in the form of the boy.
colt, The popular sympathy seems 10
be with the latter and few people will
ride on the cars. Merchants will not
sell goods to those who are known to
do 20. The cars are running, but are
empty.
Eugene Takahpuer,a "A young civilized
Indian. who had been at work on a
farm AZ Amherst. Mass, became
enamoured of the daughter of the
house. Edith Morrill,. Ills feelings
were not returned and he was finally
discharged. Procuring a revolver, he
returned 10 the house, shot and killed
the sirl, set fire to the house and per-
ished himself in its flames
The New York Herald had recent
alleged interview by one of its CORE
spondents with Dewey at Trieste, in
which the admiral was made to utter
some rash statements about Germany
and her ruler, concluding with the
prediction that our next war would be
with Germany. The interview is dis
credited.
President Heureaux OF the Santo
Domingo republic was shot and
killed by an assassin last week The
murderer escaped and is organizing a
party to overthrow the government,
TO which the vice-president has sue
ceeded There have been many vio-
lent overturns within a few years.
Elihu Root. Alger's successor as see
retary OF war. took the oath OF office
Tuesday. The latter has issued a.
statement covering his record during
the war and denying newspaper re-
ports.
on the Erie railroad sunday. a
freight train was derailed by a land
slide across the track and a passenger
train ran into the wreck Immediately,
killing two and injuring many
Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague. once
noted in Washington society, the
daughter of salmon r. Chase Of Ohio
and divorced wife of eX-GOv. Sprague |
of Rhode Island. died Monday
The Spanish generals. Toral and
Pareia, are on trial for having sur
rendered Santiago de Cuba TO the !
Americans, when they might have
held ont longer
The samoan commission reports in
favor Of abolishing the native king
ship and substituting small chieitain-
ships, with a foreign head over all.
The Yaquis Indians, located near the
Mexican border, are on the war path
md have killed about 80 MeXicans and
Americans, it is reported.
Italy is following up the lynching
If four or five Italian subjects IN
louisiana some time ago and will de-
nand heavy indemnity.
Nearly 10000 men have now been
enlisted in the new volunteer regi-
nents. Several OF the regiments have
practically full quota.
The gunboat Dolphin, with Seere-
ary Long on board. ran into a New
fork ferryboat Tuesday morning, bad
y damaging the latter.
President and Mrs. Mckinley are
,aving a quiet outing at Hotel Cham
Jain. Bluff Point, which is benehtting
hem both.
The village OF Tupper Lake. n. T.,
va burned early sunday morning.
The total loss exceeds Sl50,ooo.
The Mazet investigating committee
las resumed its sessions IN New lorA
.ity.
How Are Your KIdneysf