Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-10-12

'''''' - va .N'N l''l N 'Ul ~.
Heno captures big end of the 500 900
Mathon stake at Morris Park.
Boston school board has created the
Office of schoolhouse custodian.
THURSDAY.
Admiral SIMPSONS condition shows
no Improvement.
state conference. ID. A. r., opens at
North Adams, Mass.
Bold Knight, ridden by Odom, left
at post at Morris Park.
President appoints an anti-Addicks
man to office in Delaware.
Determined effort is to be made to
reduce Miss stones ransom.
Market specials: Boot and shoe
market active at firm prices.
Lexington, Mass, town meeting
votes to have a new high school.
A likeness of President Mckinley
Will appear on the new postal cards.
The Rev. w. S. Ament addresses
the American board at Hartford, Conn.
Seth Low promises to remove Dew
cry at once if elected mayor of New
York
Miss Jones of Philadelphia plays
brilliantly in Longwood tennis tourna-
ment
The Mckinley National Memorial
Arch association organized in Wash
ingtOn.
President Roosevelt will receive the
degree of LII. ID. from Yale college
Oct. 90.
New Haven. Conn, clergyman had
narrow escape from brigands near
Smyrna.
John ID. Rockefeller. Jr.. and Miss
Abby Aldrich welded at Warwick
Neck, r. l.
Contests develop in Federation of
Labor election at convention at HOl-
yoke, Mass.
Commander Potts assails COmmo-
dore Schleys courage in battle at the
Schley inquiry.
Railroad commissioners dismiss the
petition for a new street railway in
Waltham, Mass.
Boston Baptist Social union adopts
resolutions on Dr. Lormer-fund
reaches So 900.
Fall River carders to hold special
meeting to consider strike question;
spinners oppose strike.
Pyam w. Perkins of Lowell, Mass,
acquitted at Providence, X. l., of
charge of embezzlement.
Mrs. John H. Morgan, wife of Mid
dletOn, Mass, farmer, missing since
Saturday, found in Lynn.
The awards are announced by Pan
American exposition judges; fine
showing for New England.
The farm buildings of Frank 8.
Whitehouse at Suncook, N. H., were
recently burned. Loss, $4,000.
Appraiser Sharretts of New York ap-
pointed special commissioner to rep
toms revision.
The New York Yacht club has for
mally notified Sir Thomas Lipton that
he cannot race the Shamrock for the
cup next year.
The suit of Mrs. j. A. Speed against
y. &. Tomiinson a Christian Scientist
at Concord, n. H., for alleged NAL
practice, is on trial.
Charles r. and p. ]. Fleming have
ARR. Ihoy ,,.Jrl mountain of gold
with $70OO,OO0 in ore in sight.
A Spanish decree orders the payment
in gold of all taxes on interest upon
bonds, shares or dividends, and on re-
demptions by companies in gold.
The Pittsburg & Western railroad
bought by the Baltimore Il Ohio Rail
road company at So 100000, subject to
three mortgages amounting to $l0,-
$3.50 900.
A paris decree of the fifth chamber
of the civil tribunal provides that the
g. ~ the Iesuits and Assumption
lists shall be liquidated, as they have
not complied with the association law.
William Meyer. Jr., pres ident of the
Western Baseball association, was ar
rested at Fort Wayne, Ind, on a
charge of realizing $500 belonging to
the Columbus, o., baseball club. Mey-
er's alleged shortage is said to exceed
$4,000.
Choate, the United States ambassa-
dor. intends sailing for the United
States with his family on the Ameri- |
can line steamer Philadelphia The |
will also have among her |
the Hon. and Mrs. Levi |
+. Morton. |
The army of the Cumberland has de- |
cidrd to hold its next annual reunion |
in Washington on the occasion of the |
of the sta of General Shpr- |
man. The old officers of the society
were reelected.
1t is understood that the president in
tends to investigate the charges which |
have been pending for some time against
Street, chief justice of
Mary l.. Nichols. an old-tme actress,
died ut Weston Conn. Mrs. Nichols
was - years old and had been, for al
most 60 years. n member of the theatre.
cal profession.