Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-05
THE WEEKS NEWS.
fist church. Cam bridge, Mass.
TUESDAY, OCT. 3.
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Guild withdraws from contest for nom
nation for lieutenant governor OF Mas
sachusetts, leaving clear field for Bates
Journey of Admiral Dewey from New
York to Washington a continuous ova-
tion-George f. Smith, president Of the
Massachusetts senate renominated by
Fourth Middlesex district Republicans
John Graham appointed Handicapped
of the New England association of the
Amateur Athletic union-Spar Hawk
hotel at Ogunquit Beach, Me-, burned
--BOstOn second in the National Base
ban league by taking a double header
from New York-Release Of witnesses
at Boston a new turn in the Bran muir
der case--More of the Scotsmans
crew arrested and $4,000 goods and
!ewclry taken from them, at MOntreal--
General Otis cables account of the inter-
view with the insurgents; his course APP
proved by Secretary Root-Governo
WolCott trying to arrange to have
Dewey in Boston oct. 9, but other en-
Bagements of the admiral may necessi-
tate later date-Rumors of an all
lance of Japan, China and Korea
Buoy found on King Charles island is
the one Andree intended to drop when
he passed the pole-Boers are mobi-
lizing with rapidity and enthusiasm;
first reports of battles expected to be
British defeats-Empress doWager has
selected a new emperor for China; pres
ent emperor is anxious to resign; rumors
that Russia may -Waterville
Me-, visited by a snoWstorm--Percy
Haughton Of Harvard expected TO coach
Cornell-Canada's wheat for export
nearly double that Of last year--Harry
Hough, Dover's defaulting cashier held
for trial in s13,500--Report that Ma
tional Biscuit company will advance
prices 10 percent-Enormous fax crop
in the northwest interferes with Dick
insons attempt to squeeze the market
at Duluth-Joplin zinc sme,ters shut
down by order of Miners association,
who are trying to force acceptance Of a
new wage schedule-Opening of the
Boston food fair--Boston police receive
word that Frederick T. Moore the al
legged embezzler from the National Bank
of Commerce, is under arrest at VAL
paraiso-Many institutions and per-
son benefit by the will of Dr. Joseph p.
Paine of Boston-Selected route for
the trans-Pacitic cable shown by a naval
survey to be practicable.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. L.
The first Of the series of races for the
Americas cup was sailed off New York
yesterday but had to be given up be-
cause the falling wind prevented the
competing yachts from finishing within
the prescribed time limit-Army secre-
tary of the Brotherhood Of st. Andrew
denounces the American army in the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. farmers con-
gress opens in Boston-Colored people
of Boston denounce President Mckinley
in an open letter-The Warren liner
Bay state ashore near Cape ballard
Canadian regiment to be sent to the
Transvaal-Indian Fairy wins the
$4,000 Matron stakes at Morris Park
-Rorealma wins the Kentucky flu
turity and is bought by r. w. Lawson
Mrs Caroline Hazard indicted into
office as president OF Wellesley college
Death of Isaac p. T. Edmands, for
mer president Of the Boston, Revere
Beach and Lynn railroad--Southerr
railway said to have absorbed the Gin
cinnati New orleans and Texas Pacific
road Store of Harris Emery company
Des Mones, burned; other property oss
Swells amount of damage to $500, 000-.