Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-08

Jew family that intends going to Ell.
rope next summer will avoid Paris and
the fair, and not only that but they
will institute a boycott against all
French products. Fine silks and valu-
able lingeries will find no market with
us If the French again convict the pris-
oner."
Washington, Sept. "a circular of
the War Department just issued offers
a reward of $50 and travel pay not to
exceed $50 to any civil officer who will
deliver to the military authorities any
deserter from the United States army.
Iorain Ohio, Sept. 5.-Eight persons
were seriously injured as result of
head-on collision between two motor
cars on the Lorain and Elyria electric
line during a dense fog. Both cars
were crowded with passengers and
were running at a high rate of speed.
Santiago de Cuba Sept. 5.-Senores
Truillo editor, of FL Porvenir. and
Eduardo zero. editor of Cubano Libre.
will. ii is expected. fight duel in con.
sequence of differences regarding GER
tain questions arising from the cleo
Washington. Sept. 5.-Among the
Consular officers recognized by the
President appear the names of Cassius
A. Greer Consul of Ecuador. Phila-
delphia; Henry C. Potter, Vice Consul
of Costa Rica. Philadelphia; Wenceslao
Borda. Consul of Colombia. San Juan
p. r.. and Manuel Gomez Barros, Con
of Dnptt1uol n
Syracuse, n. Y. Sept. 5.-In a letter
TO the Chamber of Commerce in this
city, Frank S. Gardner. secretary of
the New York Board of Trade and
Transportation, says that the State
Commerce Convention will be held in
Utica on October 10. The date was
originally set for September 90. but
changed on account of the reception
for Dewey.
Mantle. Cor. Sept. 5.-The body Of
an unknown man. about As years old,
was found in the Sound off this place.
He evidently had fallen from some
boat. He was five feet, eight inches
tall. weight about $50 pounds. brown
hair and mustache, gray eyes, wore
blue serge suit. sack coat. with "An-
drew J. Connick. New York" on the
trousers buttons, and russell congress
shoes.
st. Louis, Sept. 5.-Gov. Stone has
called a meeting of the subcommittee
Of the Democratic National Committee
for September II and IS, in the Audi
forum Hotel. Chicago. The commit
tees in question are the Executive.
composed of seven members; the Ways
and Means. composed of seven mem
bers, and the Press Committee. com
posed of five members. So far as party
work is concerned. this will be the
most important meeting Of the year.
New York. Sept. 5.-Many persons
were injured in collision on the Man
haitian Beach division of the Long
Island Railroad, at an early hour this
morning.
The last train from Manhattan Beach
for the Atlantic avenue depot in Brook
Ign had reached the crossing of Flat
bush avenue. in Vanderveer Park,
when the last train leaving the Beach
for Long Island City crashed into it
from the rear.
The crossing is between Avenues II
L.
point. only n few yards from Flatbush
avenue
Several of the rear cars of the first
train We're wrecked. as We're also the
engine and leading cars of the express
for Long Island City. Those who were
injured We're taken to hospitals 1t is
thought that all will recover.
Berlin. Sept. 6.-The Association of
Importers of American Meat in its an
nual report says that out of three hun
dred cases of trichinoSis last year near
" all were traced to German meat
inspected in Germany. Hence il deems
It to he impossible to turn the sanitary
into a prohibtory law.
Havana. Sept G.-The British steam
or South Cambria. Captain Morgan,
from Baltimore August Q for Havana.
with coal. has not arrived Mr.. Crit
fifth. British acting Consul General. re-
ceived an inquiry from Lloyds. Lon
don. asking if anything had been re-
ported of the vessel. 1t is believed
here that she was lost in the recent
hurricane.
P.ttsburg. Pa. s pit. G.-John Holmes,
boss roller at Howe. Brown & Co. 5
steel mill was attacked by two mask
ed highwaymen. He was stabbed and
then shot and hit on the head with a
billy. He is suffering from wounds
which may prove fatal. The highway
men secured $3.50 in money and n gold
watch and chain. The men escaped.
New York Markets.
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