Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-01-26

....iO. >.4O.. -. ...-4 4.yan of Dos
on died from injuries received num-
1er Of days ago. according to medical
MANNERS report; police looking for a
| IAN named utherland--United States
evenuc cutter Alma driven ashore off
cast OF Texas; all on board escape
| [ew customs tariff for Porto Rico
FAMED 20 yield n revenue of Is percent
| dvalorem; is much lower than Spanish
| luty on American products and food
stuffs. but higher than old Spanish duty
| m mports--Military funeral of Pri-
vate George H. Bailey of the First
Maine heavy artillery i'll Bangor. Me
Reported that a turning point has
been reached by New York police in the
Adams poisoning mystery--Mass
meeting in New York to protest against
the annexation OF the Philippines under
the auspices of the Continental league
Famous Aston battery returns to
New York and is given a grand well
come; has travelled 22000 miles since
| last June-Quay men claim the senator
| will be reelected this week, while ants
assert he is beaten-John D. Rookie
| feller's income in s35 per minute, and his
| fortune is estimated at $3.50 600 000--
Mold of the keel Of the Shamrock has
been completes ngineers' union of
Boston requests governor to recall state
inspectors from Marlboro-EXecutive
committee of the Longfellow National
Memorial association issue an appeal for
subscriptions to the statue fund
Rocco Bas!le badly injured in row at
Newton, Mass; Luigi di Giaccomo
charged with assault--Death of DR..
William Wood of Portlan nd, Me, the old
est physician in the state.
TUESDAY. JAN. "a.
Extra session of congress seems in
evitable; senate fails to confirm siamp-
| son and Schley as rear admrals-
| Boston aldermen make a new record
in their expenditure of $40 600 for car
| rage hire last year-Alnerican Ice
| company, with capital of $50 coo, 600 seeks
| Incorporation in Maine; trust will do
| puSiness all along the coast-Mrs.
| Anna Il. George, indicted for the MUIR
der Of President Mckinlcys brother-in-
law, granted continuarce--John
DAILY, Irish political prisoner, elected
mayer OF Limerick unanimously
Boys of the Eighth Massachusetts take
kindly to the new conditions; no serious
| Illness since their arrival in Cuba
Lieutenant Colone! Chalin Of the Sixth
| massachusetts volunteer militia resigns
| his mmission-Cubans in Mayari dis
trict, near Guantanamo, continue to
| rob, burn and Stay, say rumors which
United States authorities will neither
confirm nor deny-Imprcs sion at
| Brown university that Rev. Dr. Thomas
| d. Anderson will succeed Dr.. Andrews
| six icchouses near Bangor, Me,
| burned at a loss of s35, Secretary
| Alger says that IL Spain makes trouble
| for the United States in the Philippines
| it will have to be reekoned for--Com-
| nodOre Philip to be given two jeweled
| SWords-Greater activity in the hunt
| for the one who sent the poison to Harry
Cornish in New York--Motion to
Quash Indictment against DIR. Nancy A.
| Gulford in Bridgeport, Conn, argued
| and decision reserved--F'irst party of
Russian Doukhobortsi starts from St.
| John Tor winnipeg, where they will
scttle-Directors of the American
| Peace society vote unanimously against
acceptance OF sovereignty over the Phil
| lipines-Death at Lowell Mass, of
| Mrs. Bridget Fox. aged l05 years
| Chris Won Der Abe loses the suit
| brought against him by the Mississippi
| Valley Trust compnny-Jamcs Suther-
| land arrested on a charge Of murder in
| causing the death of Josephine Cornwall
at Boston--Aged Kittery, Me, woman
assaulted by robber, who escaped, but
posse captured hin--Astor battery
passes in review before Mayor Van
| Wyck of Now York.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. %.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge makes a
| . h.
| luton; Massachusetts junior senator
| 'avors prompt ratification of the treaty
--StonlnEton line steamer Rhode ISL
nd goes ashore at Port Morris soon
tier Leaving New York-Henry 7.
cane on New York threatens wife with
lit to secure custody OF their children
| Proposition to amend the law of
line TO allow CORPORATE tons to organize
III a capital up to 500, oo0--James
therland held for manslaughter, in
using the death of Josephine Cornwall
Roston--W Wesleyan ready TO enter
| > athletic league with Amherst and
|illiams---Moulding of the lead keel
or the new cup defender accomplished
| Death at Boston of Washington G..
'.ncdict the electric railroad operator
| q phila nthropist-Walter Watts and
| Try Sinclair drowned while skating on
| g Hudson--Senator Clay of Georgia
| oaks in opposition to expansion. but
Us nothing should stand in the way OF