Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-13

blehead Neck arrived at East Boston
william G.. Norris, the man said to
have had printed false orders of the
Dennison Manufacturing company of
Boston, identified as man who swindled
Boston firms in 1897---An Insane Italian
lynched by East Haddam Comm citi-
zens--Major s. b. Phinney, editor of
the Barnstable (Mass.) Patriot, is dead
Three thousand cotton mill opera
tives idle on account of strikes in Rhode
Island mils--Speaker Reed again in
Washington - Captain Willard II
Brownson selected to command the Ala
bama-Report that General Mon
tenegro, one of the leading Philippine
leaders. has been killed-Generai
Eoget's evidence fatty contradicts that
IF Magistrate Bertulus regarding the
Colonel Henry case.
SUNDAY, APRIL 9.
Army beef court of inquiry will not
hear additional witnesses for General
Miles--Peace procla ma ton to be issued
by the president this week--Hegelman
wins the 24-hour go-as- you-please race
in New York--Germany urges speedy
appointment of joint high commission
30 Samoa-Dr. Charles E. Woodbury.
Z VI ATllnBlDH dDpulIltu superintendent
of the Massachusetts state hospital for
dipsoma niacs--Vice President Hobart S
condition continues to improve -
Charges Of corruption against New York
city offi ciais---Strike of cotton opera
tives In the Pawtuxet valley has reached
O. critical point-Sudden death of ex-
Mayor Wilson of New Bedford-Fail-
ure of the attempt to form a combination
of jewery manufacturers--Ex
committee of Indianapolis monetary
convention declares for a flexible cur
rency based upon the gold sta ndard--
Barge ashore and four men drowned at
Moutnuk Point-Sergean Michaeiis Of
| Boston appointed a West Point cadet by
the president.
MONDAY. APRIL 10.
Eighth Massachusetts volunteer in
fantry arrives at Boston from Matanzas;
men given leave of absence until We'd
nesday noon, when they will report to
the South armory and remain there
until discharged-Mrs. John Donahue
and her son, Timothy H.. of Wakefield,
Mass, lose their lives in fire--Sudden
and untimely end of John II. Sullivan
Of Boston: his loss keenly felt. by pub
lie men and citizens OF all political
faiths-Captains of incoming steamers
at Boston report rough weather.
Squad of soldiers a Matanzas, while
cleaning out the courtyard of the ca stle,
dig up many Spanish coins--New trial
of Nancy Guilford case likely-Marl-
boro strikers encouraged to remain out
Trouble feared in Baltimore over
the rousing of race prejudices in the
municipal ampaign-Mary McManus
of Lowell, Mass. in critical condition 1T
hospital as result of assault alleged to
have been committed by Mrs. Mary Gan
! non-Candidates for admission to
Yves, Point and town boys have a
pitched battle with fists and rocks at
Highland Falls n. Y--Mator General
I.awton sets out with 1900 men to sweep
the country to the south of Manila
Admiral Dewey says he is a sailor, that
a sailor has no politics, and that he could
not and would not be a candidate for
resident--Justice stephen j. Field
| (retired) of the United States supreme
court dies at Washington from ailments
/ incident to old age--London mes
senger boy reaches New York on a
trip to California against time
Funeral services held in. New York
| over members of the Andrews and ST
John families who persisted in last Fri
/ DAYS tire---Quebec resident asked 10
aid in the recovery Of money said to have
/ been buried near that city by a default
ing Spanish officer-Burglar captured
in Hyde Park (Mass.) store-Trouble
! likely to ensue between Dominion of
Canada and province of Quebec over the
Que stion of fishing licenses.
! TUESDAY, APRIL II.
| Sixteen n~mbers of the Eighth Mas
sachusetts allowed to 90 on parole
! Reception and banquet to Senator Frye
given by the Lewiston (Me.D board of
trade-Riot at Pana. Ills, leads to the
| killing of seven persons. one a woman
and the wounding of nine others
New York police think that an arrest
may lead to revelation as to the mys-
FERROUS and fatal Andrews fire--Lon-
don blue book contains Secretary Hays
note saying the United States would not
reopen the bmetallic question on ratio
of % to More vessels under con-
struction for the navy department thar
ever before at one time--Thal Of |;
alleged lynchers begun at Charleston
Two Rhode Island mills. closed by
strike, reopened at an increased wage
schedule-New wage schedule in
the Suncock. n. r., cotton mills
Prospect of a busy year in Maine
granite qua.ries--Ex- United States
Senator Tabor died at Denver--North-
ern capitalists organized the Tennessee
Gas and Coke company - Bangar
Rubber company reorganized in the in
terest of harmony with the trust
Trial begun in Philadelphia of Senator
Quay and his son for conspiracy to de
fraud-Hamb leton & Co. of Baltimore
ACQUIRED gas. electric light and street
railway properties in Nashville -
Coroner's jury at Middletown, Conn, re-
turned "A verdict of justfiable homicide
in regard to the shooting of an Italian
barber-Bartlett Trip of South Da-
kota appointed United States Samoan
commits sioner--General Lawtop cap
tured Santa Cruz without losing a man.
while the enemy lost 6S---Prominen,
diplomat at Washington says this is a
bad time for peace congress. as a great
war is likely to occur at any time
| Pail Mall Gazette declares that Carlis,
war is inevitable--Several requests tc
religious bodies in the will of Rev Joseph
c. Foster, filed at Dedham, Mass.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL II.
Charles Dudley Warner seriously III
at New Orleans with pneumonia
General Lawton captures two more
towns Lumbar and gsajan--IosS
of $500, 900 by the burning of Idle Hour, al
Oakdale, l., l.; Mrs. Vanderbilt saveC
her jewels; insurance 100000: believed
to be cendiary-Former secretary Of