Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1900-09-14
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Notable Events OF the week Briefly
and TersPly Told.


pointed chief of the Transvaal police
All mines are working at WiIkesbarre.
and it is believed there will be no strike
Minister WI in Washington has rcceiv-
ed an imperial cdict authorizing Ii Hung
Chang to make peace without comforting
with the emperor.
A dispatch from Berlin says Great
Britain aud Germany have agreed not 10
evncuatc Picking until full satisfaction
for the recent outragcs has been obtained.
General Chaifcc reported that the Rus
sim legation would leave soon for Tirn-
tsin and that evidently diplomatic nego-
tiations would not be resumed there for
long time.
The remarkable run of the Hamburg
American line steamship Deutschland is
exciting unusual interest in England
There is much complaint because British
vessels are thus distancod in the speed
competition.
Monday. Sept. 10.
Australian mail advices told of brutal
murders in New South Wales by u hand
of blacks.
y conference in Chicago of beef pack.
ers was thought to Indicate a rise in thc
price of meat
\ dispatch received from Annoy. Chi
ma. says that all the foreign marines
who had been landed there and at Ku-
lang-fu have been withdrawn.
Third Vice President Stubs of the
Southern Pacific company said in san
Francisco that Mr.. II. L. Huntington
would probably he made its president
The cruiser Baltimore Rear Admiral
Watson's flagship, has arrived in Ncw
York haibor This is her first visit t.
home waters since the fight in Manila
bay.
Miss Mary L. Gest, 20 years old, was
killed and Miss Kate Smallwood was
badly hurt in runaway accident at
Blackwood, y. j. They were driving to
church when the horse took fright and
ran away.
The granting of his request for an in
veStisation of his office 10y the war de-
paitmcut has resulted in complete vim.
dication of Colonel Amos :. Kimhall, the
assistant quartcrmaster general in charge
Of the New York depot.
Little Maria Santello deliberately risk
cd her life to save the Chicago express
on the Lchigh railroad near Bound
Brook, y. j. She succeeded. but will gc
through life without right hand and
with only part of the left. Maria Is
only years old.
ton y. y, slightly indisposcd.
No new cases of the plague were re
ported in Glasgow. and the danger j.
thought.to have passed.
The Manchester England cotton spin.
h'rs decided not TO buy any more Ameri
can COTTON III "'p'unn"'r'
me transport warren, win men OF
me Ninth cavalry aboard was diverted
t" M'h''" from NagashN'
W imam bu"ock' VINO murdered the
cnlci "i ponce at 'eI h'hA' escaped
from jan al reehoid' y. }.
The steamship ComaL New York fot
""NeS'qm' reported Iouf vessels ashore
on uhe i"il"" c""Su III 'h' west lnHl'
storm
The poStoihce department has issued
a fraud order against the American
Teachers agency OF Washington ana It,
managers.
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