Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-09-05
NEWS OF THE WORLD

THURSDAY, AUG. %.


mines; say that neither Morgan nor
any other person will interfere-Hig-
ginson's report on search problem
gives I1llSbury credit for evasion of
outside scouts-Pardee nominated for
governor by California Republicans
Fireman killed and engineer pain
fully injured in train wreck at West
field, Mass-David Segal, a Boston
Hebrew, attempts a double murder and
then kills himself-Ambassad
George Won l.. Meyer at his summer
residence in Hamilton, Mass, to rest
and pcuperate-Serious riot at
Humacao, L. RNWoolen strikers de-
eide not to settle-Coal washery
burned at Tresckow. Chicago
consumers substituting gas for coal
Western tralnmen agitating for In
creased wages-Death of Rev. Thorn
as Gallaudet ID. d.. in New York
Judge Parker says he will not accept
nomination for governor of New York
Torpedo boats DeLong and Wilkes
ccepted-President Roosevelt CON
tinues his tour of Maine-Postal tubes
contracts delayed pending test of Bos-
ton company's system-Justice
Shiras commends compulsory arbtra-
ton, but says obstacle of unions ir-
responsibility must be removed
Mgr. Guidi selected as apostolic dele
gate to Manila-Canada fast line
plans stand still till Lauriers return
-Russian navy shows interest in
Turkish Black sea coast--Cuba's ex-
penditures estimated at S15.000.OOO;
income, S1S,0U0.0 Heavy reports.
seemingly from Pcce, heard in
ominica-Japanese rice crop hurt by
cold weather; life and property lost by
storms
FRIDAY, AUG. %.
President Roosevelt has "strcnuous"
day in New Hampshire: almost car
ried off his feet by wild throng at The
Weirs; horses became unmanageable
at Manchester and taken from his car
riage; small riot at Concord and titi-
zcns dubbed by militiamcn-An
thracite coal strikers FESTIVE and clash
with troops feared any moment-Fivc
men charged with tar and featherlng
James Mcdonald at Marion. Mass,
:
condemned murderer, removed from
Salem to Cnarlcstown Movement for
the erection of a statue to ]. Sterling
Morton, "Fathcr of ArhOr Day
burlington raises trainmcn'S wageS-
Fair heirs said to have reached set
tlement-First adequate rains in
three years save Lower california --
Mitchell may concentrate funds i'm
keeping licensed miners on strike
Johnston Democrats ana ropuli>ts to
support Alabama Republican tick t.
Booker +. Washington reelected
president of the National Negro f,usi.
ness Governor White orders
Second West Virginia infantry to New
River coal ticlds--Sccond city troop
of Philadelphia rcplaceS governors
troop at Shenandoah. pa-Two new
forest reserves set aside in Montana
South Carolina form of direct
primaries UNSATISFACTORY MiSSiS-
sippi Republicans take presidents ad.
vice and will name congress dele
ga" President Roosevelt plans fly
ing trip to Tennessee and North Caro-
| lima early next month Presidents
| silence on tariff indicates that Rcpuh-
licans are unlikely to undertake. gen
eral revision King Victor Emmanuel
in Italian GOODNESS cauS :
| Austrian anxiety Cholera sweeping
the Orient from Java to Japan
Dutch steamer reported sunk in col
| liSion; n lives lost
SATURDAY. ATG. 30.
Public Alliance of WilkcSbarre. Pa.
appeals to President Roosevelt to bring
about settlement of coal strike Mrs
Carrie Nation elected from hotel ut
Bangor, Me. after creating disturbance
Dan Patch PAGES exhibition mile in
1:59le at NarraganSett park Prosi-
dent Roosevelt enjoys recreation in
Corbins New Hampshire game pre-
Members of the Portland Me-.
city government guests of the Boston
city Most of the MaSSa-
chusettS banks have now paid the Spe-
cial tax on undivided profits" but
they expect to have it refunded --
Walter c. NickerSon. Boston bank
clerk charged with elnbezZlcment. neld
for the district court-Peckham not
a candidate foy governor of New York
-Revolutionary relics found in New
York tunnel Xcavation-Employ
ment of nOn-union negroes causes
strike at Lebanon, Pa-Heirs Of Mrs.
Charles l.. Fair claim they are TO re
ceive 81 600, Mayor sullivan Of
Hartford argues for municipal con-
troll of public utilities--Premier Bar