Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-11-16
THE WEEKS NEWS.
TuIrR snAY NOV O


lleved to have assured denomination OF
Mckinley and Bryan, and the re-elec-
tlon of the CONGREGATIONAL league
baseball men deny that secret meeting
has been held in New York--A gigantic
automobile combine to be formed
Crew of the schooner w. F.. Downs
brought to Gloucester by an Italian bark
Widow Of Cornelius Vanderbilt con-
tributes $4,000 to the New York police
served at Mount Holyoke college
Much is hoped from the success of civil
government in Negros--Cubans to
form an autonomist league known as the
Independent Protectionist party---Eng-
land reinforces Esquimault heavily in
readiness for any Russian move in the
East--Great Britain and Germany ar
range an agreement for a settlement in
Samoa subject to approval of United
States.
FRIDAY. NOV. 10.
Lord Salisbury declares that security
for all is England's policy In the Trans
vaal; no news from the seat OF war
Aguinaldo again cludes the American
pursuers and escapes to hills with his
troops--Train wrecked and about 20
persons injured on the Michigan Central
road--German colonial council APP
proves the Samoan agreement--Alfred
Harmsworth Of London may challenge
for the Americas cup this year-At-
titude of the administration expected
to prevent the partition of Chlna--Cap-
tain Pratt and another player of the
Brown university eleven debarred from
playing-James j. Jeffres and his
brother go into court charged with vio-
lating q boxing law and are acquitted
Italian arrested at Hudson. Mass.
confosses to committing murder at Bos-
ton--Sum Of Sl7S,45 expended in the
last fiscal year at the Charlestown navy
yard-Body found floating in Dorches
ter bay identified as that of Captain
John T. FeweIS of the fishing schooner
Two Forty-Secretary Hay has asked
Chile for the extradtion of Frederick
r. Moore, the alleged embezzler Of the
National Bank of Commerce. Boston
Admiral Dewey married at Washington
independent telephone companies
oppose absorption in the new combina
tion--RepOrt that German textile man
ufacturers are to establish branches in
the United States-Neither G. O. Jselin
nor Nat Herreshoff will enter another
America cup race--Captain Orr, who
was thought to have been murdered in
Rhode Island found alive in New Jer-
sev-Nlore unions indorse demand for
increased wages at Fall River IMass)
mills: manufacturers may have to mod
fly refusal 10 grant There will
be no immediate purchase of bonds to
relieve money market--Assistant Sec
rotary Hin says the open door" reports
are simply Wheaton's eXpe-
dition is now at Dagupan; two of his
men were wounded there-Federai
board OF appraisers decides that Cuba is
q foreign port SO far as customs duties
are oncerned-Cuban paper declares
there is to be no Cuban republic: If it
was intended Paris treaty would have
mentioned it-Japan friendly to Amer
lea but preparing for war with Russia
-Canada appropriates $50 900 for i'm
proVement of navigation on the Yukon
London papers express satisfaction
with the Samoan settlement. az also do
those of Germany-Appellate court in
England holds that a newspaper has no
copyright rights in its reports of
speeches miner in prison a t
Kamloops; alleged that Canadian Off
GERS kidnapped him across the line from
Washington.
SATURDAY. NOV. II.
Native reports of military successes
around Ladysmith last week denied by
white refugees-First 10000 fresh
troops to arrive in South Africa will be
detached to the relief of Ladysmith;
lack Of definite news from the front con-
sidered omin US at London--Ken-
tuckys gub"rnatiorial contest likely to
go to the legislature-Fall River Mass
operatives will insist upon their demands
Sullivan and Bernstein fight -
rounds to draw-Nice President Ho-
bart steadily gaining strergth-Re-
publicans implicated in Republican
election frauds in Philadelphia
Two women living at Boston ac-
cidentally suffocated by gas--Stock-
holders Of Lowell Manufacturing COM
pany vote almost unanimously to enter
the new carpet combine-Visitors to
the Olympia committed serious depre-
dations. carrying away all kinds of loose
articles, and no more are allowed on
board--Republican make large gains
in Colorado-Business part of Co
, lumbia, La. destroyed by hre--Gov-
eminent statistician estimates cotton cror
I
groes fighting against Georgia disfran-
chising measure-Result in Kentucky
election still in doubt; both sides claim
victory; official count may be necessary
State department has no news about
Samoan agreement--Porto Rico likely
to soon be put under civil government
Warrant Issued for the arrest Of a
Cuban editor. who is charged with black
mailing Professor Frye-Special coun-
sci of the United States goes to Mexico
to present governments case in the $40,
900 900 irrigation claim-Full strength
of naval batteries fire on Lingayan; in
effectual shooting of natives; Rial
Bryan and Aguinaldo hailed as "glo-
rious trinity"-Antonio Di Blast SEN
fenced to six years at Messina, Italy
for numbering a Boston man-It is be-
heVed that the Cape Nome gold belt eX-
tends into Siberia-Wild scenes at the
trial OF the conspirators in Paris sew
eral witnesses removed from the senate
SUNDAY. NOV. -.
Three men escape from insane ward al
state farm in Bridgewater, Mass
Brockton, Mass. manufacturers invited
! to join a shoe trust---GoVernor Genera
Brooke makes Nov. 30 Thanksgiving day
in Cuba Revolution in Colombia put
| down by the gOvernment-War depart
ment angry with General Otis for not
! saving the Philippine cable instruments
Secretary Root the choice of the ad-
ministration men for second place on
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