Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-02-07
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rowly escaped injury.
Mrs, Bridget Finch seeks $1,000 for
alleged injuries sustained by being
struck by a turnstile at Northampton
street l. station.
Arthur H, Davenport of Beverly OF.
fers reward of ton OF anthracite for
return OF missing cat,
Contest over the property loft by Or,
Alexander D. Cox.
Prof. Dolbear doesn't believe wire
less telegraphy Is q success In Its pres
! ent state.
Mule spinners in convention in Bos
ton decide to demand more wages In
several cities.
Little revolution in Honduras, Amer
| leans call for protection, and the whole
Pacific coast squadron Is sent there.
Ex-senator Dawes slowly sinking.
| James +. Behan, Massa chusetts mar
in trouble in the Philippines Oy@ hi
accounts.
German government decides to ID
| NIT the Jesuits, who were expelled II
1872; comment of Rev. Thomas I. Gas
son, S. j.. on the action.
Perry, charged with the murders OF
Clara Morton and Agnes McPhee. tells
! Rev. DR.. Drew he wants to become a
Christian.
William Redmond and John Roche.
! NJ. p. released from prison in Ireland.
Cunarder Sylvania sighted at sea
with disabled steamer in town.
Massapequa hauled OFF Scituate Ledge.
Majority of naval committee reports
I-essler's charge OF bribery was sus-
tanned; minority declares 1t was not
sustained.
Will of Uriel II. Crocker allowed.
More than 100000 paid out by the
government for cattle slaughtered In
New England.
Sworn statement OF Engineer Davis
of the Philadelphia express which
killed % people put in evidence: his
locomotive had been broken a month.
Martin baby case takes a new turn
in New York by the Lubkerts adopt
ing child.
Incipient rioting in Waterbury con-
tinues; stones thrown and one mill.
tiaman badly injured
Fear of smallpox cotaglon causes
strike in Lynn, Mass.
THURSDAY, Feb. s, 1908.
Two firemen killed and four injured
in burning Of St. Michael's parish hall
at Hudson. Mass.
Ex-Gov. Long continues to improve,
Ny.ITpita oil Stataa atpr no Waa attlt
Irving at II last night.
Archibald Hooper, 10-year-old ALL
ston boy, killed by train while at
play.
Capt. George II. Colby of Plymouth.
N. H. killed by policeman while pursu-
ing burglars.
w. r. Lourie NJ. |. T. freshman. wins
from DR.. Lasker. the chess champion:
Foster, Smalley and White draw with
him.
Peter Kulowski, q 13-year-old boy.
who lives in Springfield, sheltered In
Cambridge police station, having got
lost.
William ]. Cozens, formerly an on
Ger in the Salvation Army, will return
to Boston and work as an evangelist.
House naval committee votes to re-
port in favor of three new battleships.
one armOred cruiser, each Of 10000
tons, to double the Annapolis midship-
men and to add 5000 sailors and 800
marines to force.
Sensation caused at annual meeting
of National association Of wool grow
ers by favorable recommendation on
Lowering drawback bill.
Miners counsel accuses witness of
giving misleading figures to coal strike
rommissi6E.
Gen. Miles meets Buffalo Bill his
old scout, at the Wild West show In
London.
New York Central railroad sued for
$2t 5000 for death of Alfred NJ. Perrin
in Park avenue tunnel work.
One convict murders another In the
Eastern pcnitentiary. Philadelphia.
Design for $25O,O0O Grant monument
in Washington chosen.
Col Blake OF Boer war fame asks
questions of Clan-na-Gael committee.
Day and night OF comparative quiet
in Waterbury, Conn
Peter kelsen makes early morning
wedding offer to Syracuse widow and
is arrested
Death of Mabel Bouton, tho once
actress.
George f. Rich of South Boston
found dead in Binghamton, N. Y.
Hon. Carroll D. Wright speaks or
the wages question in Faneml hal
Boston.
Young New Jersey farmer fiees
from home because OF matrimonia;
rattle.
Horace Bushby VINO was one Of tho
1ir;ctors. testifies in the Danvers bank
:ase.
Charles G. Swett's block on Main
street Melrose suffers $1,000 loss.
George M. Bingham of Melrose High
ands. Mass, charged with passing
worthless checks in Maiden.
Plan for pensionlng members of tho
boston symphony orchestra.
Transatlantic steamers delayed by
ack of coal
Blizzard in Chicago followed by sleet
nd rain; cloudbursts and washouts
n Kentucky and Tennessee.
Two French torpedo boat destroyers
wrecked near Toulon.
Two attacks on the new cutters In
lynn, Mass, one Of them serious.
Rush orders sent to Mare island navy
ard to hurry repairs on snlps.
Statue Of Frederick the Great, to
Il complete, even 20 the pedestal, to be
ent about June l by the Kaiser with
delegation.
Detectives watching for Ex-Crown
rincess Louise on border of Saxony.