Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-07-21


pany, due to embellishments.
Washington. July 1.-THE First M.
tiunaI Bank of Perth Amboy. y. -.
capital 100000 and the Cement Ma
tional Bank of Siegfricd. Pa. capttal
$4,000 have been authorized to beg n
business by the Comptroller of the Cur
rCnCy.
Washington. July 1.-THE State De
partlnent has Issued the formal war.
rant for the surrender of Mrs Rich TO
the Mexican authorities. and the M
pcrs were forwarded to the Mexican
Embassy. temporarily at Manchester
by-theSea
Bay Shore L. l., July 11.-Richard
johnson. George Holmes and a. Postle
Jones, all colored. have been arrested
here by Deputy Sheriff Frank Call.
charged with the murder of John
Bum. colored, whose body was found
near the railroad station on the morn.
ing of July ..
Altoona, Pa, July 1.-THE striking
miners in the Blairsville region have
been organized into the L. NJ. W. AS
ISOLATION. They refuse to treat with
the operators as individuals and the
operators will not recognize the union,
so that settlement seems far off.
Poughkeepsie. n. Y. July 17-Dr.
| Frank s. Capen has resigned as prin-
cipal of the New Paltz Normal School
| in compliance with Tie request of the
! local Board of Managers. BY his res
/ ignation Dir. Capen has brought to an
end controversy which has existed for
several years. His successor has not
vet been appointed
Havana. July 1.-THE steamer Pur-
iSima Cancepcion. sunk 10y the United
States auxiliary cruiser Hist off Man
zanillo. has been raised. and she will he
put into condition to resume running
on the south coast. between Santiago
and BatabanO. Her owners say it will
cost 100000 before she will be able
to carry passengers.
Washington. July 17-Admral Geo.
Dewey has filed in the Court of Claims
through his attorney his claim for
naval bounty growing out of the battle
of Manila Bay on May /. 1895. This is
the first of this class Of claims filed
in this court. and it is anticipated that
there will be between 1000 ana 5000
of them altogether
NIilvo,l,no JrIv 1-U-i,1io,, T.
Vanderbilt has wired Tho NTil,ra,,,.no
Journal saying there is absolutely no
truth in the report that the New York
Central which he coutrols ana IFS ai.
lied companies. are planning to gain
control of other lines of railroad in or.
der to make n through line from the
Atlantic to the Pacific.
Louisville. XIV. July 11.-At q moot.
ING of the "Jo RIockburn Domocrn ITO
<Cluh'' stems wore taken looI,ino to Tho
oproSition 70 the one headed Inv win.
lam Gocbel for Governor Resolutions
tho recent state convention. ana nm.
nointinr n committee to co-onnrnt 70
with DISSENTING Democrats in other
parts of thc Slate.
.-.
NIinneanolis. Julv 1T.-NIrs. Andrew.
J. Hammond. wife of a grocer. is criti.
callv i'll rs the result of having hnen
bitten bv n tarantulo. The creature
fastened itself on her index finger and
inflicted several bits. Mrs. Unmmond
tainted. and her husband called n doc.
| hone of the recovery of Mrs Ham,
mond. If she lives If will be due IN tha
fact he saws that fine torontulo wos n
vOung one.
East Oronro \ Julv 1s-Tho IN.
nouncamnnt wos made ot eorvico IN e.
pans EnisconoI Chnrch baro tho+ tho
church hnd hnnn nntirnIv freed From, ' ite
dom of SI Ooo throurh tho nonnras.itt,
of r peoreoIl ComnhalI of RnSavilIc
Mr. Cn,nnholi il ann IN law. 80 ,In.
Wilde a mamhnr Of mo noriSn nnd
this is the second church he has rec" ''t'
ho,.inc hoon r. nm EnisoonoI ai',,,.oi T.,
~ou.a,l, ''i'''' i'''' i'''' II III
CHATTANOOGA ,rann Julv l. Tho
Poar1 of Control If tho I"ni+od So le
CoSt Iron pino Common a." d.
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NO Soutbnrn boodouortorS 81 ,io 80 a.