Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-01-19

| OF the ship Andeilna lost on Tacoma,
Wash.
MONDAY. JAN. 10.
Mckinley worried over the Eagan-
Miles affair; announces his purpose to
reprimand Eagau--End Of the SundaY
municipal concerts at Boston, because or
lack of patronagc--Guy w. Adams and
Mrs. Isabella B. Brown, who eloped from
Albany Me, found in Boston; Adams
under arrest--St. Francis Xavier
church at Winthrop, Me, burned
Yarmouth. N. s.. scene of . S25, 900 fire
-Clan-na-G Gael of New England goes
on record as opposed to the annexation
of the Philippines and an alliance be-
tween the United States and England
---Death of T.. X. O. Brien Of Thomas
ton, Me, representative in the Ngisls-
ture--Mass meeting of Marlboro, Mass,
strikers, who appear as determined as
when the strike began-Maria German
left Providence for Kingston. N. Y, p
years ago, and has just arrived there;
her mind is blank as to the intervening
years-Iowell Mass. man writes from
Manila that natives have a very bad
feeling against the United States troops
The president to appoint a commits
sion to examine into affairs in the Phil
ippines-Bath (Me) schooner aban-
doned off the Georgia coast, and captain
| and crew taken off by the steamer City
! of Macon, from Boston for Savannah
American schooner Edith M McGin-
| mis- wrecked near Cape Sable light
! Miss Anna Schley of Baltimore, cousin
| of Rear Admiral Schley, commits sui
| cde--ReV. Thomas Dixon. Jr OF New
! York resigns from the Peoples church
| and returns to the Baptist ministry
| Countess Bosemont de Rouge AK, said
! to be the daughter Of Mr.. Steward. a
Boston millionaire. leaves her husband
| in Vienna. to whom, she learned shortly
efter her marriage, she had been prac-
tically sold.
TUESDAY.JAN. IT.
Bishop Spalding of Peoria, Ills, ad,
dresses a distinguished audience in
| Washington on The Higher Education
of Women"-Father Chiniquy, the
noted Canadian divine, dies in Montreal
death of grand chaplain of the Be-
nevolent and Protective Order of Fixes
| DIR. Colby A. Jordan dies at Bangor.
| Me--Receivers Of the birmingham
! Savings bank begin paying the first div
| idend of 80 percent--Thread trust be-
| gins observation-disclosures Roosevelt
establishes a cabinet" at Albany
Meeting of Uitlanders in johannesburg
! broken up by organized Boers---Law-
renee, Mass, councilmen concur with
| aldermen in the election of a city So
licitor-New United States consul gen
eral assumes duties at Berlin--Flow of
! lava from Mt Vesuvius Unprecedented
Funeral of Wheeler Gable. Boston
rubber dealer-Captain Blake to take
| command of the revenue cutter Dallas
Suicide in Savannah Of Charles II.
Johnson. who disappeared from Wal
| than, Msss-Surgepn General Stern
| berg reports on condition Of camps in
Cuba-St. Annes college at Digby, n.
s., burned-Professor Sumner of Yale
speaks against expansion-A P. Cope
land of New York selected to train Yale
track athletes-W II. Edwards elected
captain of the Princeton football eleven
for next season-"Spike" Sullivan
| Connolly glove contest in New Haven
a draw-Meat packers representative.
General Humphreys. and Captain AS
pnwall testify before the war investi-
cation board--Mayor Quincy lectures
on public baths and gymnasia-Pro-
fessor Bell. we'll known among Advent
lists, killed by a kick from his horse at
Boston-Democratic state committee
the legisature-Seat on New York
stock exchange sells for s33, O0o--Mort-
boro. Mass. merchant swindled by
worthless check worker-Nictory for
the freshmen in the first Harvard inter
club debate-Annual meeting of the
Boston industrial home--Funeral of
| Congressman Dingley at the national
Capitol-First Cniversalst church of
Somcrville, Mass, calls the Rev. II. d.
Maxwell Of Brattleboro, VT.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. IS.
President Mckinley considering COM
position Of court to try General Eagan;
punishment. on conviction, may be dis
! miesal from service-House passes
the naval personnel bill without di-
vision; marine corps increased to 5000
men ard officers many other impor-
! tant changeS-Senator Quay's battle
for recollection begun with total of
112 Votes, 16 short of victory-Miss
Edna Raymond, in jealous rage, at
tempts to kill Mrs. John A. Hanna, a
Cleveland bride-George Dixon knocks
out Pluto the Australian. in the 10th
round at New York-Joseph Frye
a negro, 81 years old, arrested on the
charge of attempted assault on a J.
ycar-old girl al Boston-Canvass OF
senate shows SO favoring ratification of
Spanish treaty and nine uncommitted
administration is hopeful of securing
necessary so votes; Mccall urged for
ways and means committee vacancy
Death of John Russell Young. Ii
brarian of the congressional library at
ashingtOn-Captain Richard p.
Leary, L. 5. n, ordered to Guam as
naval governor of island-Acrival of
the body of Mr., Dingley in Lewiston.
where il lies in state in the city hall
--Rev. Stopford w. Brooke of Boston
accepts a temporary call to San Fran
cisco-Henry Cabot Lodge reelected
senator by the Massachusetts legiola
ture; every Democrat voted for Alex
ander b Bruce of Lawrence-Dr.
Kruger, German consul at Manila, de-
MES that his country has in any way
conspired with or aided the native gov
arnment-Senator Cockrell reelected
BY Missouri-Bshop Potter declares
saloons are neCessity--Senator Haw-
ley reelected by Connecticut Legislature
Foster NJ. Voorhees, inaugurated
as governor of New Jersey-Chauncey
NJ. Depew elected United States senator
for New York--Supreme court Of New
York decides that brewer must pay the
beer tax-Verdict against the Bank OF
New England of Manchester, N. H., in
cases inVolvi~~ some $50 600