Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-11-02
THURSDAY.

| AunlTdl OCuley CIoso-cAdihihotioii
finished
Roland B. Molineux's case adjourned
for one week.
Inventor Isham files charges against
Gen. Burlington.
Insurgent Leader Lukban being hard
pressed on Samar island.
The Rev. A. P. Bourne installed in
Phillips church, Exeter, N. H.
National Review says Butler told
Sir George White to surrender.
French squadron and troops to en-
force the claims against Turkey.
Man found dead at Chesuneook, Me-,
believed to have been murdered.
Seven persons injured by collision
of a tally-ho and car in Buffalo.
Three men killed and 10 injured in
a smashup near Washington, Pa
Interior department makes new
ruling on the Indian school question.
Mrs. Eugenia A. Baker of Melrose
arrested in New York on forgery
charge.
Springfield, Mass, anarchist stran-
giles his wife and infant child nearly
to death.
Ex-senator Dawes of Massachusetts,
has celebrated his 50th birthday an
niversary.
Brazilian marquis arrested in New
York, but released on advices from
Washington.
Fine new hospital for consumptive
patients being erected on Long island,
Boston harbor.
The Rev. Charles R. Tenney of Dor
chester has been called to the Elm
street church, Auburn, Me.
The report of the Isthmian canal
commission will not be ready to send
to the president until about Nov. 20.
BY the bursting of boiler at the
Baldwin locomotive works in Phila-
| delphia John Coldan and Edward Nee
han were scalded to death and James
Dawson fatally scalded.
Frank H. Smiley, who turned states
| evidence in the Defenbach insurance
conspiracy case at Chicago has been
| liberated. The insurance money will
go to the girls relatives.
Capt. Robert A. F. Montgomerie,
| commander of the battleship Prince
George of the channel squadron, has
been appointed commodore of the
British Newfoundland squadron.
| Luis Munoz Rivers, the leader Of the
Federal party in Porto Rico, when
calling on President Roosevelt, said
that Cen Hunts administration was
improving the situation in the islands
Miss Helen NJ. Gould has accepted
| the position of vice-preSident of the
Mckinley Arch Memorial association,
and also to be member Of the board
of women managers of the Louisiana
Purchase exposition.
The Omaha police have received as
surances from handwriting experts
that the letters signed Pat Grove are
genuine. They have, however, aban-
| doned the idea that Grove will give
himself up, as he offered TO do in the
| letters.
At Rutherfordton, N. c.. Deputy
shot in the head by Bud Logan, a
white men. Should Butler die lynch
| ing is likely. At the same place the
safe in the postoffice was blown open
and robbed of over $500.
The Grand Trunk railway system has
completed a scheme that will give it
a continuous chain of connections for
the shipment of grain from Duluth AMI
Port Arthur elevators to Leith, Scot,
where a new elevator has just been fin
ished.
The barge Yale Blue, with 1000 tons
of coal for New Haven parties Is
ashore on Flat rock three miles below
p.amford tConn.) harbor. The crew
was rescued.
Education Commissioned Brum-
baugh of Porto Rico has sent a letter
to Andrew Carnegie accepting his offer
of 100000 to build a free public IL
brary for San Juan.