Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-05-14
THE WEEKS NEWS.
THURSDAY. MAY 7.


York-Young Horace Vinal arrested
at Belfast, Me-, and held with his father,
on the charge OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
genera, conference voted to recommit
both majority and minority reports on
the woman uuestion-The national
house adopted a resolution for adjourn
ment May 18--Civil service classical
ton extended to nearly 10000 new places
Cecil Rhodes has not placed himself
In MI. Chanberlain's hands-Murderer
Holmes hanged at Phi1adelphia-New
officials of National union of textile
workers declare themselves as socialists
Funeral of Mrs. Katherine Stokes
Stetson in New York city-California
Republicans for free silver and McKin
ley---Chicago has not kept it's pledge,
and the Democratic convention may be
held lsewhore-Schooner Daniel r.
Fearing, ashore off Welheet, Mass,
rapidly breaking up---Plea of insanity
accepted in case of Sylvester c. Tandy
al Concord, N. H-Great celebration
at New London, Conn, of the city's 250th
enniversary--Judge Stevens says A. p.
a. charges against Mckinley are all sub
stantiated by sworn affidavits-Pln-
gree cultivation plan to be tried a Bos-
ton again this year----A hundred mon
precipitated into a cellar by the fall Of
floor at an auction at Merrimac, Mass
Or. LueEer will not be burgomaster of
Vienna - Vessel Daniel y. Fearing
wrecked at Cahoon's Hollow--Bureau
of horse inspection may be stabitrhed
In this country-Relief from drought
in Madrid attributed by pious residents
to st. Isidoro-American Trading so
ciety Oimitcl), New York, in the hands
OF q receiver---Spanish Liberals will
formulate q policy of protest against
continuance of the war in Cuba---Re-
we're (Mass.) man and his wife got YER
diets for $4,000 damages against tho
Lynn and Boston Railroad company for
injuries received by the wife in a car col
lislon.
FRIDAY. MAYS
Victorious athletes who participated
In the Olympic games given royal well
come upon their return to Boston
Car overturned. two men killed and sew
eral injured at Boston--Indiana de-
clares for McKinley--The national sem
ate vot VII, 81 to 6, to investigate the bond
issues of the present ADMINISTRATION.
Compromise on the admission of women
delegates at session of Methodist gem
eral conference in leveland--Attempt
10 WItCh lIt ADdIlS tkDItbS Train ~
Deans Pond. N. SENATOR Frye's bill
for protection of American yacht build
ers favorably reported by senate COM
mittee--Freight trains collided near
| Newburyport, Mass-Dr W. n. Cous-
ems of Waltham, Mass, crticlses sharply
the management of the Waltham hospi-
tal-McCoy defeated DAILY in a short
| fight in New York-A 81. 900 900 claim
| lne ha 70 70 ~ ha 10 n
dore Vanderbilt-Actor sloan assault
ed Theatrical Manager Rlce-Death OF
! Cardinal Luigi Galimberti-Mr. Cham
berlaln has received no communication
from Cecil Rhodes----John Hays Ham
mond's wife pleads with Presiden,
Kruger-Order appropriating $780,
900 for sanitary Improvement OF
Boston schoolhouses failed to
pass the common council -
Boston to have an Infants hospital al
Rainsford island-Woman acquitted
of murder to be used as political mas
cot at Richmond-Bodies of two young
men, drowned at Lawrence, Mass, Pa
triots' day. found-Hon. S. w. Holman
Of Hillsboro, N. H., seeks Republican
congressional mination--Hansing
of Holmes. the murderer-Cheste W
Cross formerly teller Of the Palmer
(Mass.) National bank. arrested
Margaret I1wen IF Chicopee Falls
Mass, Is 121 years Of age--James L
Waterbury. who was president of tho
Cordagc trust in court saws
he is dependent on his wife
for support-Manager Burns of tho
Springfield baseball team married.
The cargo Of coal was fully irsu-od-
will purchase The Sun hui cling
kurds blamed for the present outrage!
against Aimenians-Author giyer
for the building of the Woburn ant
Reading SMass) street iailway-Ever
EFT Skinner, a Waltham (Mass.) barber
fined s25 for not shaving colored mar
Second British Blue Book on tn,
Venezuelan matter will be ready May /;
- Henry S. Adams, cashier and &C
countant at the Boston postoffice, com
rleted so years of service in the postofllc,
partment-Secretary Carlisle urge:
the senate to hold to the deficiency esti
mate of 81, $50 900. and to appropriate tn,
same for the customs department.
Roundhouses and IL locomotives belong
ing to the Queen and Crescent Railroad
CO mpany at Somerset, KY, destroyed b,
fire; loss, 100000.
SATURDAY, MAYS.
Anti-McKinley managers admit tina
they cannot prevent McKinley's nomina
, ton, but that they can squelch his strad
die financial platform--European sell
: ing of United States securities caused b,
, the uncertainty regarding Mckinley
currency position-Senate committee
: changed District of Columbia appro
rriation bill to provide for aid for privat
: charitable instltutions-Rivera and bar
/ Dor bill amendments debated in the ma
tional confederation will proba bl,
! nominate Rev. /. II. b. Headley of Bos
ton as chaplain in the army-Gold re
serve goes down to about sl17, 900, 900
! Unknown Boston woman shot herself 4,
. a New York hotel---One-si sided trial O
alleged Competitor filibusters al Habani
Congress will not pass Senator Nor
gan's joint Cuban resolution - Bal
lington Booth won in the suit brought t
restrain him from taking possession O
l Salvation Army headquarters in New
ark, N. Attempt to wreck a train Il
New Brunswick, N. j.. foiled-Anothe
, attempt at incendiarism in Fall River
= Mass - Chicago Democratic conven
, ton committee handed over 15,0O0--
Rev. w. H. Lyon installed as pastor O
the First Parish church, Brookln
Mass-President approves appropria
2 ton for expenses of the seal damage
: MISUNDERSTANDING engineers a
; l,oston say they have the best of tn
4; fight with the builders-Mrs. Thoma
c. Seabrooke, the actress sues her hus
band for abandonment and non-suppor
!, Mrs. Fritz Heinsuit of Fowler, Ind
!. gave birth to six children at one time
: William f. Briggs of Providence miss
3 ing-Fred Gilbert won the clay Dir