Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-29

/ captain was Reconsideration located
| colleges and schools before it did peni-
tentiaries, and feels 1t is entitled to be
state--Bakery destroyed and two men
burned to death in Manchester, Conn
J. ID. Walsh. aged 80, thrown from a car
rage during a runaway in Derby, Conn,
md drowned--Porto Ricans killed a
Spanish merchant-Attempt to murder
Peter Leonard, an aged aE-picker, and
his wife, who live in a hut in Chester,
Pa--Rev. G. NJ. Ellinwood. late chan
cellor of the Nebraska Wesleyan uni
versity, found guilty of msappropriating
$40 600 of the universitw funds-Private
in Knoxville wounded mortally by the
accidental discharge OF a rine--Secre-
tary Algef says in "a speech in Jackson
vile that he hAs no apology to make, and
is willing to let record of campaign stand
-Infanta Maria Teresa floated and
towed into Guantanamo bay-Fili-
Pine congress considering the question
of raising funds to defray the expenses
of the maintenance of the amy pending
a decision by the Paris conference
Aeunado declares that Spaniards are
intriguing with a faction Of the natives
to foment disturbances so that Ameri-
cans will believe the whole population
Moosehead fake of Fred NJ. Morse and
! James S. McNeish Of Chelsea--Presi-
| dent Mckinley urges the war investi-
gators to make q searching inquiry, puts
no limit upon them, assures them they
shall be afforded every facility, and tells
them to get at the facts and spare no one
if fault there has becn--Scurvy killed
the captain and five Of the crew Of a
German bark, now in Philadelphia
Mt. Vernon, n. Y. lad mistaken for a
deer and killed-Chicago woman gives
birth to twins who only fill quart cup.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 81.
A private of the United States in
| fantry, when dying in Denver. made, as
final protest against neglect and ILL
treatment, a request that he be not
buried in his uniform--Envoy of Ag-
uinaldo wants to be on the peace COM
mission, or at least appear before tt
John Doolin. a Monitor, r. l., weaver.
drank ammonia to allay his thirst after
a spree-Mountain City, Tenn. mob
! hanged n negro for a stabbing ARRAY
and felonious assault-Indians in war
paint threaten to destroy property of
the Great Northern railway in Mime
sota-Ball player killed in Goulds-
boro Station. Pa, by a. ball-Jacob
Thompson. aged &C. hanged himself in
WATERFORD. Me-Boston's city council
asked to establish a coal yard--New
York woman who did not have courage
to kill a man who deserted her committed
| suicide-E. c. Clark. prominent
member OF the Reno county (Kan.) bar
and who has been known to a greater
or less extent as a writer on economic
| questions, found guilty Of manslaughter
| in the second. degree in urging an assas-
/ sinauon--BoSton mans leg crushed by
| an electrc-Three thousand reported
! i'll in Dawson with yphoid-Oakland
| Cal, man lsSed in perfect health with the
normal conditions of his vital organs
! reversed-Ohio mans skull crushed
with an axe welded by his sister. who
mistook him for T. ief-Murder of a
| woman in Chicago the motive for q
| crusade to purify the windy city
| Suicide of Sunderland Lawrence, one
! of the best known crickct ers in the coun-
try by jumping from a window in Phil
! delphia-Neilie IIvxford. only 16 years
of age. charged with the larceny of
more than $1,000 worth of clot, ing and
other property from a residence in New
ton. Mass-Farmhouse Of u. ". Nc
| Ginley burned in West Houlton, Me-
| Three persons killed and much damage
done in and near st. Catharines. ., l..
! by n cyclone and many buildings TN
rooted. barns blown to pieces, fences and
| outhouses wrecked, and people injured
| in Tonawanda, y. Y-Suicide of \. H.
! Studder Of Somerville, Mass. by hang
! ing-Colonel Bryan sick in Washing
| ton-Movement begun to rebuild
| Spains navy by popular subscription
| SO as to consist of IS tirst-class, u Sec
| ond-class and 46 third-class ships
Much dissatisfaction with the war in
vestigation proceedings-D w v
! boats capture insurgent ships and will
! probably go after the rest of the fleet
insurgents overrunning the rest of the
| islands.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. %.
Deerng, Me-, man robbed by Bangor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Canadian
parliament says that Canada will soon
| be forced to buy lumber from the states
| --George Lewis of Manchester, when
found in a hotel apparently lifelesH.
asked for his false teeth-Salor of tho
Prairie killed in Brighton. Mass by an
| electric-Believed that the instructions
! to the Spanish peace commission are in
! tended to hold out hope to a continental
power-Safe of Murray Bros grocery
in Haverhill opened with dynamite and
! $50 stolen-St. Louis girl eloped at
o'clock, and two hours later regretted
! having been married and aba ndoned her
| husband-NIen of the Sixth Massachu-
sets think they have worked for the
! government at half pay long enough
! General Miles trying to induce the presi-
! dent not to send American troops to
| Cuba before Dec. l. authorities deter
! mined to begin occupation about Oct.
! 20--Agoncello, the emissary OF Aguin-
aldo, says the Filipnos' only hope for
! independence in in the United States;
| will accept protectorate by Uncle Sam.
failing in that. annexation as a colony of
| America; but will be annihilated before
| they'll consent to go back to Spain
| Safe in a bank in Flora, Ind. blown open.
| $4,000 stolen and the cashier wounded
MORALLY when investigating the cause
! OF the explosion-Bandits robbed the
conductor of freight train near Elyria.
! O--Rose Sanger and her daughter of
Milwaukee suffocated by Illuminating
gas-Beverly, Mass. bcyclist killed by
running into n shaft of a wagon
Roosevelt nominated for governor of
New York-Darien, N. Y, damaged
heavily by a cyclone-Hotel in San
Jose. Cal, and fruit packing house
burned at lose. ofA,1 499 and a fireman
ldlled--Rev, G, L. Morrison of Fort
Worth sentenced to death for poisoning