Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-07-14

1lllIItp. NlO are CONSTRUCTING Tie uutS-
fion of currency reform.
Trenton n. J., July 10.-The Contin-
entail Compressed Air Co. with an
authorized capital of S1J.GO0,O00. has
been Incorporated here. The company
will produce and furnish compressed
air and other lower.
Washington. July 1O-NTinister Jack
son reports to the State Department
shat the North German Gazette has
made Il semi-oiIicial denial of the re-
port that the German Government in.
Tcnds TO annex Bear Island, near Sptz-
bergen.
Saratoga. n. Y. July 10-Maior Alex
ondcr Shaw. of Baltimore. who is in
Saratoga. has been mentioned in Mary
Hand as n probable Republican candi-
date for Governor of that State. He
saws he would not accept the nomina-
zion even were it rendered to him.
Buffalo. y. y, July 1O.-A despatch
from Belmont says Everett Austin
taccd eighteen years. was probably ia
tally injured by dynamite explosion
sat Cuba Lake. 1t is said jealousy over
attention paid party of woman camp
ears is at the bottom of the affair.
Cape Town. July 10-A disaster has
occurred at the new Jagersfontein Dia-
1nond Mine where the fall of thou
sands of tons of earth has buried many
people including an Australian named
h'orsythe Some other Australians
lie killed. several persons were in
tjured and sixteen are missing.
To, 10 I,,1t - +1,N
LARGEST cigar factories of this city have
started lockout. which means the
paralysis of the cigar-making industry
iherc for an indefinite time. Five thous-
and operatives are thrown out Of work.
Evolving the suffering and deprivation
Of $4,000 persons.
belmont. ~ Y. July 1O.-Everett
Ali Stin, the victim of the dynamite
Ylot Mt Cuba Lake. is dead. The coro-
mer will investigate the case 1t is said
that Austin had trouble with two
young men Of this place named Nor
gan and bishop. Bishop was arrested
gDut later he was released on his own
rccognizance pending investigation
Cleveland. Ohio. July 1O.-Three YES
sells went ashore in the gale on Lake
flie. They were the scho0norS George
III. Warrington and Sophia AInch and
the steamer SeQuin. The Warrington
and the Minch were in tow of the
steamer John y. Glidden. They left
Ashtabula early in the evening on
fhcir way TO the lake.
Harrisburg, Pa. July 1O.-John r.
Greene. the alleged bunco and conf
tlrnce man. has been taken to Greens
I1IIrW c1DrV1 nf HnnriDO
william Barnhart out of $1,000 by the
Tin box trick. The crime was commit
ted in 1857, and Mr.. Barnhart has
since died. Greene says he will plead
guilty. The prisoner is wanted in
Seattle for murder and all over the
country for working the tin box trick
New Haven. Conn. July 1O.-The
body of Henry NJ. Chamhcrlin. of Gull
ford. was found hanging in the garnet
of his home here. Mr. Chamherlin was
one of the best-known citizens of Gull
Iord. In May he had some trouble
with his wife. She left him and has
l'cen suing him for non-support. He
worried Il great deal over this trouble
md il is believed that this led to his
suicide
Syracuse. July 1O.-A memorial in
honor of the late Justice David l.. Fol.
lit was spread upon the minutes OF
Justice Frank II, Hiscock's special
term of the supreme Court held here.
Former Senator Frank Hiscock. Con.
cressman Michael +. Driscoll W. p.
Gioodele and y. +. Lyman spoke. The
memorial was written by former Chief
Judge Andrews. of the Court of APP
eals.
T,,1, n
NVilcOXin. of Chicago, who has arrived
ON Dawson. brings news of an enor-
.ous cleanup that took place in the
rst half of June. when pack trains ar
we'd AT Dawson daily from Bonanza,
l.ldOradO. bunker and sulphur Creeks,
each bringing 100000 to S1.0OOO0O in
Just. The hig pack trains made several
lips from Prof. Lippey's claim. on FL
Dorado Creek which produced two tons
IF gold dust.
Hartford. Conn. July 10.-t florence
ny Hatch. n seven-year-Old girl resid-
= with her parents on Retreat ave-
ie. climbed on the rear end of an ice
'vagOn to get n ride. AS the vehicle Jolt
81 along the road a large cake of ice
vas dislodged and fell out of the wag-
on, striking the child on the head and
folling her to the ground. She was
Quickly carried to the hospital, a short
distance away. where it was found
hat her skull vas fractured The ice
had struck her ON the temple. She died
IN hour later.
Portland Ore. July 10.-The Nation
Il Editorial Association has elected
these officers; President r. II. Henry,
If Jackson. Miss. First Vice-President,
Matt" Parrot. of Waterloo Iowa;
Second Nice-presdent. f. NJ. Balls of
t'leburne, Tex: Third Vice-President,
Albert Lozier. of Portland, Ore; Cor
responding Secretary F. NJ. Page, of
,Terseyville, ILL.,; Recording Secretary,
r. NJ White, of Mexico, Mo-, and
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