Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-09-10

OF appeals W ouSceSu ouoSo fNo 80
Parker
Loss of 81 of the crew Of French
fishing vessel reported at st. Johns.
Judge George Gray OF Wilmington.
agrees to arbitrate for coal miners
in check weighing question.
King Edward approves OF appoint
ment of Earl Grey as governor general
Of Canada. ,,
~ Dc"tnn. o., man alleged
to have bargained for the death of
his wife, cannot be held on any charge.
Steamer Baltic arrives at Now York
with 1860 steerage passengers on
board.
Nan Patterson, the actress accused
Of numbering Caesar Young. cannot
furnish the $4,000 bail demanded; 1t
may be reduced to $4,000.
It is said at Bad Elster that the
pursuit of the eloping Princess Louise
will not be keen one.
Treas. Nathan A. Frye Of Water
town, Mass. Savings bank confesses
to embezzlement Of "$12 900 to $4,000
of banks funds and Is arrested.
Conductor of train wrecked at Rich.
mond, Que, has Disappeared; man
named Bisson, who was killed. Is ap,
parently from Lawrence or Manches.
ter, N. H.
Russians driven out Of Liaoyang;
Kuropatkin falls back across Taitse
river, to escape Kuroki; his right and
center driven in by Japs; battle re-
opened at daybreak this morning;
Japs giving defeated men no respitel
Four alarms sounded for fire in
the building of P. Derby & Co..
Charlestown. Mass; loss about $751;
900; three fremen injured.
Daring robbery on Boston jewelry
store In the early evening: $4,000
worth of goods carried off by young
man.
John B. Dufresne shoots his wife
and kills himself at Lowell. Mass.
SATURDAY,, Sept. 3, 1904.
Battle near Liaoyang continues; Ku-
roki fiercely attacking Kuropatkin's g
right and the Russians trying hard to
get the last of his army to the north
of the river, with Japs holding on.
Eugene l.. Stafford, who shot. and
killed Maynor B. Trussell, gives him.
self up to the Boston police.
Three Massachusetts regiments
leave for Manassas this monring; the
camps there are filling with soldiers
so orderly that only two chickens
have been stolen so far; so men are
In ho~rs.-i, SonsrstiOn oi trains ex
pected; hot and dusty.
Henry WattersOn calls on Judge
Parker; latter not to make trim to st
Louis.
Senator Beveridge calls on Roose
welt and assures him that he will be
elected by a bigger vote than any
man has yet received since the war.
Party of distinguished Frenchmen
bound for the worlds fair at st. Louis
reaches New York.
Little Brookline, Mass, boy climbs
an electric pole on challenge and IL
killed by live wire.
Five women killed in a wreck or
| the Canadian Pacific at Santaluta, N
W. T.
| Receiver Smith of the shipbuildint
trust begins selling shipyard stocl
to reorganization committee.
Judge Lyman s. Burr OF New
Britain. Conn, arrested on charge O
embezzlement from estate.
Senator George F. Hoar has com
Portable day.
Senator Lodge suffering from cold
cancels engagement to speak in Yer
mont. 81 .- -.
MONDAY, - Sept. 5, 1904
Baron Stakelberg cuts his wav ou
OF surrounding Japanese and join
Kuropatkin. across the Taitse; Kurop
atkin at Tiehling. lS miles from Muk
den.
Mrs. Minnie Mckenzie. an insan'
East Boston woman. shot and kille,
patrOlman Alfred M. Sturdivant. trie'
fed 20 Of them for six hours In he
home.
Fourteen people dead and 20 injure,
in New York tenement house fire.
Japanese land operations in Man
churia, routes and battles Of invading
armies.
Woman fatally shot in friendl
scuffle over a revolver at Stratfort
Conn.
| Crown Prince Frederick William G
Prussia betrotherd to Duchess Cecilli
of Mecklenburg-Schwer
Five men drowned by capsizing G
naphtha launch In Lake Erie. nea
Cleveland.
Lancelot Gibson Of Salem academia
ly shot at Wakefield. Mass.
Senator Hoar resting quietly, but nc
gaining strength.
MASSACHUSETTS regiments arrive O
a strenuous day at maneuver camps
Gen. Corbin especially interested /
battery A; two soldiers killed and ont
private Herty Of Lawrence, injured.
Mrs. Michael Conley burned to deaf
by mysterious fire In Cambridge. Mas!
Schooner Cora May of st. John. \
b., aground on Chatham bar.