The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-07-30

blown back into the coal in the tend. I
er and was not found for half an hour.
One arm was found a hundred feet |
away. The fireman and brakeman |
were blown fifty feet into the field |
but not seriously hurt.
Cleveland July "a. A mysterious
murder was committed late last night. |
J. Frederick Lyman, aged thirty-six,
married, and popular postal clerk,
was shot dead in the doorway of his |
house. There is no clue to the MUIR
derer, although it is believed woman
figures in the case.
Newport, r. l., July 24.-The long
talked-of and postponed wedding of
Natalie Emily Oelrichs and Peter d.
Martin occurred at 30 today in st.
Joseph's Roman Catholic church.
Mulhahy's Casino orchestra furnished
music the organ not being used After
the ceremony breakfast was served
on the lawn of the villa of the brides
parents.
Chicago, July "a. Within two
months Chicago may be in direct COM
munication with the coast of Nova
Scotia by system of wireless telegra-
ply. Options on two sites for the pro-
pOStu SidJlOu VI lllc new sySUbm nave
been secured near Evanston by the
agent of wireless telegraph COM
pany, and within six weeks it is ex-
pected the plant will be installed AS
soon as the plant is installed tests
will be made by the inventor Of the
| system in person, and line of COM
munication will be established with
the station at Glace Bay, n. S.
Tacoma, Wash, July "a Harry
Tracy, the outlaw, appeared at Mil
ler's logging camp, four miles from
Kansaskat Thursday and ate dinner.
Tracy is not wounded, and looh fresh
and rested. He still has his rifle and
two revolvers as we'll as a good supply
of ammunition.
New York, July "a. May Yohe
sailed today for Cherbourg on the
steamer Fuerst Bismarck. She is
bound for Paris. Her mother accom-
panied her to the pier. Her stateroom
was engaged yesterday under the name
of Mrs. NJ. a. Bachelor aud compan-
ion Her companion did not sail She
was recognized by a large crowd at the
pier and waved farewells until the
ship was out of sight.
Boston, July 24.-William Jennings
Bryan arrived at seven this morning
and breakfasted at Young hotel with
officers of the New England Demo
cratic League and others. He address,
ed 200 newsboys in fremont Temple
shortly before noon.
Albany, NY, Iune pa large six
story building OF the United Shirt and
I ollar Company, SO to "A Beaver street,
was completely destroyed by fire early
this morning. The building housed about
twenty manufacturing firms and several
hun 1red EN- ployees will be thrown out o
employment, Two fremen, Donald Bishop
and James Shelley, were killed and two
others are probably fatally injured By
falling walls The 70 of the old Ger
mania hotel, now the home Of the Albany
lodge of Elks. and the roof of the Colum
bia hotel were crushed in by the falling
walls. Loss, between four and five hun
dred thousand.
New York, July % There was an &C
vance in retail price of anthracite Goa
Thursday to eight dollars ton, for al
sizes. This is an increase of fifty cents
per ton in domestic sizes, and seventy
five cents per ton in steam sizes.
Oyster Bay, July 25.-The President re
turned from Seagirt on the Mayhowel
this morning having anchored at Thomp
kinsville over night on account of the fog
Franklin, N. H., July 25,-Two Low
! ell, Mass; capitalists are here to make ar
rangements for starting the trackles
tro ley system in this CITY, where the
only line of its kind in America will b,
soon in operation, A twenty horse pow
er omnibus will be run by overhead wire
on maCadam road for one mile as an eX
pertinent.
Geneva, n. y, July % The entire
Pennsylvania division of the New
York Central railroad is tied up to
day as result of a cloudburst las
night at Dresden A train load of
| hundred passengers We're stalled
. south of here by washouts. The dam
age to crops is large.
Irwin, Pa, July 20. Not a manu-
. featuring establishment is in operation
in this vicinity today, as a result O.
; last nights terrible storm. Severa
, dams broke, flooding the western por
tion of the town. Coal shafts wer,
filled with water, houses destroyed
and bridges washed away. The West
moreland car shops We're damaged
thousands of dollars and crops ar,
practically destroyed. Grain, corn
and vegetables, even trees, We're NOV
ed to the ground by hail stones. Ii
this vicinity more than dozen build
ings We're destroyed The railroad
suffered much damage
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