Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-08-01

W tth iAihi q dllOllS II Wv
Ricans-Irish league brings an iniunc-
ton against the new land trust
President approves findings of court
martial in water cure cases--Rumor
that interests of Swift e. Co. and
Armour a. Co. will be combined--Two
senators want Powell Clayton, ambas-
sador to Mexico, recalled--Terriic
cloudburst causes great damage near
Hornellsville, n. Y--Rains cause much
damage and loss of life in sections Of
TeXas-Army and navy disappointed
at the m%aneuvers as planned for Sep
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. railroad tunnel
franchise to be granted ty New York
aldermen-Gold Heels. at 1 to Is in
the betting. romps off with the Brighton
cup-Dr. Charles Kendall Adams,
former president of Wisconsin uni
versity, dead-Drop of 10 cents or
more in the tax rate of Boston is as
sured.
MONDAY, JULY 2s.
The "open letter" sent to the presI
dent by the anti-imperialists is an APP
palling indictment of the conduct of Of
ficers and men in the philippines. 1t
makes specific charges of kidnapping,
torture, robbery, outrages on women,
and murder-Seventy-two windbound
ships set sail at Boston--Several
fights in Paris over closing of schools;
women prominent in nuns behalf
Miners strike begins 11th week with
both sides fir1n-Drunken men try to
wreck electric car neal Rochester;
collision results and many persons in
jured-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Il. George
killed by express train at Attleboro.
Mass-One killed, one dying and II
others injured in electric car collision
near New Haven-Avard J. Vroom
of Lynn threatened with d.ramite in
default of payment of S6000--Sensa-
tional drop of July oats at Chicago,
10 is in 10 minutes, then reaction Of u
cents in about the same time-BoSton
ticket scalpers under arrest charged
with conspiracy to defraud-Old
Home Week, in Massachusetts rshered
in auspiciously in many PLACES
United mine workers preparing to dis
tribute relief fund; losses to date by
strike, S60.445, 000"Floods continued in
Texas-Many cures effected st the
shrine of st. Anne at the church of st.
Jean Baptiste. New York.
TUESDAY,, JULY 90.
One man killed and many seriously
hurt in riots It Republican primaries
in New Jersey-Verdict of SIT, 800
against Z. A. McIIugh, NJ. r., charged
with libel-California and middle
west experience earthquake shocks
Senator Lodge declares anti-im-
perialists' complaints are not new; says
charges have been threshed over
Maine to increase valuation on wild
lands-Colhsion on Brooklyn elevated;
several people hurt-Judge Gray may
be candidate for governor of New York
Writ Of conspiracy issued against
the Irish landlord trust--Two non
union men shot, others beaten in Penn
Sylvania coal region-Movc in Mis-
sissippi to divide taxes between negro
and white schools in proportion TO pay
ment-Party Of Americans attacked
by Moros at Matalang river; three ma
tives killed-Chaffee sets aside %
acres on the Pasig river for agricultural
experiments-If Hanna goes before
the Republican convention as a candi-
date for the presidency, Fairbanks will
do Notwithstanding in Venice and
Padua-Firmin army in Hayti re-
pulsed-Many injured in religious
disturbances in Paris-One hundred
American miners on the way to Siberia
Good progress in the settlement Of
the Transyaal-Slatin Pasha argues
-o:. -, 4, a ,, 10 Cofn, r1iIura ~ nv
Jaggar makes a second examination of
Mt. Pelee-DeWindt fails to cross
the Boring strait on the ice--pro-
fessor Bell making a flying machine at
Baddeck, c. B-Denial of report that
Secretary Chamberlain IS seriously i'll
Emperor William ignores tie warn
ing to keep away from Fosen--Italian
squadron at Tripoli to prevent inter-
vention OF other powers-Dr. Treves
reports King Edwards health ex-
cellent; wound healing rapidly--Cu-
ban government will make no appro-
priations for health of cities after Aug.
Paris disturbed by Korea treaty,
as France and Russia had already
guaranteed Observation-Disclosures dis
cussion owe proposed loan of $4,000
900 to pay expenses of Cuba junta in
New York.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 80.
Day of riUting in miners strike; many
non-union men severely punished
Cardinal Gotti succeeds Cardinal Le-
dochowski as project of Roman prop
uganda and may be next pOpe-Mob
threatens consuls ut Cape Haytien;
vigorous action by Commander Nc
Crea of gunboat Machias-Gustaf
and Fred Bengtson, brothers, and Carl
Bengtson, a cousin, drowned in Lake
Quinsigamond, Worcester, Nass-A
million in gold dust brought in from
Nome-Heavy rains produce danger
Gus floods in Observation-Disclosures
towns celebrating Old Home Week
Serious damage by "A tornado in the
Gulf of California-GOvernor Stanley