Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-24
THE WEEKS NEWS.
THURSDAY. NOV. IL.

| refuse to accept American interpreta-
| ton of the terms of the protocol, and
propose to leave the matter to arbitra-
| tion---Mariboro, Mass, manufacturers
say they will keep shoe shops closed
until men are ready to yield in every
| point--"Major" Taylor breaks more
| records at Philadelphia, and his man
| age: issues n challenge to McDuffec-
| General Wood reports on the affair at
| San Luis; he says it was a row between
drunken negroes, soldiers and Cuban
| police; soldiers in the wrong-Nat
| Butter on a bicycle, beats the champion
! pacing stallion Albatross-EthelM Mar.
| lowe dies soon after making exit from
| stage Cf New York theatre. where she
was playing in The Christian'-Col-
onel Jacobs, before the war investiga-
ton commission. says that ambulances
were left in Tampa by General Skaters
explicit Observation-Disclosures Boswick's
! stable captures several ribbons and the
challenge cup at the New York horse
show. c. T. L. unions to be invited
to give 50 each towards a memorial to
late Frances Willard-Currency re-
form conference by chairman of sound
money league and a Republican national
| committeeman-In a speech before
| Conservative club London Joseph
Chamberlain declares an Anglo Amer
lean alliance would fear no other al
, liance--F'ifth Massachusetts, passes
throueh Baltimore on its way to Green
willie $. C-Eighth Massachusetts reg
! iment to be supplied with improved
| rifcs--Co!ored mmunes attack n store
! in Macon, Ga, ard threaten to loot it;
30 of them taken by provost guard
-year-old girl OF Islip. l., l..
left 100000 by eccentric relative, So
cures property after leSal contest-P.
II. Donnelly Of Illinois defeats Profess
SCR jerks for secretaryship of industrial
labor commission-Grand Master
Workman Hicks of Knights of Labor in
favor of xpansion-Torpedo boat
/ Dupont develops 80 knots speed at New
port. II. l.. and proves t. be the fastest
craft i'm the United States navy--Nayy
department authorizes Captain McCalla
to abandon the wreck of the Maria
Teresa-Death Of pr. Samuel C. Bart
lett. former president of Dartmouth col
lege. at Hanover. y. II.
FRIDAY. NOV. IS.
The American commissioners will ask
the Spaniards to name time for signing
protocol recording their inability to
agree. unless the Spaniards will waive
all objections and discuss the Philip
pines question; this Is on the word of
member of the cabinet-Five hundred
shots exchanged between negroes and
white miners at Springfield, Ills, and
military called out to suppress mob
Nineteenth anniversary and banquet of
the old school boys of Boston-Fourth
day of Marlboro shoe workers strike
passes in quiet-Nestry of old North
church. Boston. appeals for funds to as
sist in preserving the historic edifice-
y Lexington. Ky, photographer brings
$4,000 suit for damages against Major
Carson, the noted turfman-Reading
Mass, citizens honor their sons who
went to the front with company 4, Sixth
Massachusetts regiment-Fifth regi-
ment passes through Salisbury. y. c.,
and will reach camp at Greenville, s. c.,
today-Dedicati ton of the Holy Ghost
hospital for inourables at Cambridge
MasS-General Wood orders the colored
re giment to move further away from San
Luis, where the fighting occurred Mon
day-General Garcia and his party of
Cubans arrive at Tampa from Cuba, and
are now on the way to WASHINGTON
President Timothy Dwight of Yale coll
lege resigns oflice-ES-P President Har-
rison gets $780, 600 retainer from Nene-
Euela as counsel before the tribunal of
arbitration in Paris-Two hundred
lepers allowed to escape in island of
Luzon by negligent Spaniards-Death
of DR.. stephen II. Tying, president of the
American chamber of commerce in Paris
Secretary Long, il is said In Wash
lnCtcn, will recommend to congress the
construction Of three first-class battle
ships. five first-class armored cruisers
ard five sheathcd cruiSers-Revenue
cutters to be Increased in number by five
ships to be built-Chief Engineer Endi-
. cott OF the bureau of yards and docks
asks for SS6i 600 TO ne spent at the
: Charlestown navy vard-Blade for
Admiral Dewey's sword shipped to New
York from United States 1rmory at
pring:ield-l.ieutsnan Desha Breck-
lnridge weds Miss Madge Mcdowell a
great granddaughter of Henry Clay.
SATURDAY, NOV. 10.
, All the island of Panay, except Iloilo,
. In Insurgents hands; business men and
: foreigners want American aid; Negros
declares itself independent and in favor
of an American protectorate-Presi
dent Mckinley hard at work on his mes
sage; will make specific, not general
Recommendations; savors immediate
government construction and ownership
of the N!caraguan canal-Two Penn
ltyivania bank cashiers In contempt OF
court in the proceedings against Senator
Quay and others-South Boston man
throws his wife out of second-story
ow-Massachusetts Volunteer A id
association closes its work with the sale
Of the hospital ship Bay State-Asa
NJ. Woodbury. of Stoughton, Mass.
robbed of $50 and n silver watch by two
masked men liz his hcuse-Chesapea cake
and Ohio canal to be sold: it is under
stood TO be controlled by the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad-Cs,ladian- A eri-
San commission working hard, and ex-
: ~ To be done by Christmas: Behring
Ia, fisheries and reciprocity giving
Eouhle-Charlton and Ahern, assail-
,nts of Jackson T. Dawson of Boston,
. ent1nced from Ii to Is years-Mc-
| Eirley wants to send Choate to Great
. Britain and Plat wants Root to GO
= Iohn w. Keely, the motor man." dead
; Thirteen men killed on the tracks
: VI the Pennsylvania railroad near Jer-
: sey City--Jamcs T. Moran, charged
n With arson, arrested at Manchester, n.
H-Admiral Dewey contracts with a
Hong Kong firm to raise three of the
sunken Spanish warships--Steamer
-, sebenoa runs into Hancock point light
q house. Maine. in broad daylight