Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-08
TIE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY. JUNE I.

found dead at Bridgeport, Conn,
thought to have been murdered
Boston police asked TO make search
for the missing Marion Clarke of New
York-Boston civil service reformers
characterize President McKinley's civil
service order as a gift to the spoilsmen
Plans wen under way for the estab-
lishment OF a college OF comparative
medicine at Harvard. to include all the
medical branches and to promote orig
inai research work--Sma4lpo at Fall
River now considered under control---
One cAse Of yellow fever in New Orleans;
Texas quarantines against that city
Duke of Westminster' Flying Fox wins
the derby; Holocaust. ridden by Soan.
breaks his fetlock joint---M. Manau,
procurator general. In his speech before
the court OF cessation, suggests that the
bordereau may have been a hoax. piece
Of swindling perpetrated by Esterhazy
on ris foreign correspondent, but that
Esterhazy cannot be punished.
FRIDAY, JUNE2
Baby Clark identified and restored to
her parents, and two alleged kidnappers
placed under arrest; child was found
on a farm near Slcatsburg, n. Y
American mediation scheme adopted by
at The Hague-Danish steamer Orion
wrecked seven miles west of Cape Race
---Governor Wolcott signs the bill abol-
fishing Boston board of apportionment
New England Baseball league re-
duces it's circuit to six clubs-Both
branches OF the Massachusetts legisla
ture pass the trades union insurance
bill over the governors veto-Golden
of nf nf
Maiden. Mass-Houghton Memorial
chapel at Wellesley. Mass. dedicated
Arthur r. Henderson made acting
postmaster of 3oston-Report that
Germany had objected to the Newark
being sent to Samoa denied-rreasury
surplus for May s4,273. 0o9-Effort
made to secure a new indictment against
Roland B. Molineux-Lieutena Col
onel Du Patty de Clam, seriously i'm
p!icated by the recent proceedings be-
fore the court of cessation as the prob
able instgator of some Of the forgeries
that have figured in the Dreyfus at
fair, placed under arrest-Another
combination OF street railways under way
in Massachusetts-A bad Gay Tor
Hanna at Ohio Republican convention.
SATURDAY. JUNE 3.
II
nurse girl, Carrie Jones'" confesses--
Fsterhazy oonfesses that he wrote the
bordereau-Cortes opened by the queen
regent of Spain; announcement of ces-
zion Of Carolines to Germany-Repre-
sentative Henderson of Iowa will prob
ably be next speaker of the national
house-No clue to Castor, who killed
his wife Bryan speaks at
/ enr 40
feats Bernstein in 25-round glove fight
| In New York-Henry Horn, English
yachting writer dead-Father Shahan
of Maiden 30 years priest--Steamship
| Orion, which went ashore on Newfound-
land coast. total loss-Encouragi ng
trade reports by the mercantile agencies
Governor Ellerbee of South Carolina
died at Sellers. S. C-Receipts at the
, Boston postoftice increased more than
/ 10 percent in a year-Massachuse
nautical training schoolship Enterprise
leaves on a preliminary cruise-Ttree
boys cling all night to an overturned
boat in Swampscott (Mass.) bay. and
are rescued by two naval officers
The chewing gum manufacturers In
cornorated their trust with 50 900. 900
capital-Makers of machinery at
]
10000 of their MISREPRESENTATION
Bliss e. Co.. of New York to turn their
banking and trust business over TO an
incorporated body-An advance OF 20
percent. going into erect on June 20
effects freight from Boston 20 the north
west-Fewsr bicycle boots are being
| made at Lynn. Mass. than In any pre-
| vious season, owing to the railing on In
the and--Expectation that the in
terstate commerce commission will or
der a uniform rate on grain designed
for export and domestic use-ENcitins
session of the Mazet commission; Cap
tain Price refuses to make his charges
against Moss specific. and his lawyer
dahes the ommittee-Judge Nash
Iannas candidate, nominated for gov
ernor OF ONO by Republican conVen-
ton. which Endorses Mckinley's admin
istration. the shipping subsidy bill and
the Ohio antitrust crusade-Cabinei
decides not to issue call for more vol
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. finally reached as
to the details of the six new cruisers
Report that Colonel Picquart VIII be
Professionally released from prison. and
that Du Patty de Clam attempted sui
eide in prison.
SUNDAY, JUNE 4.
Russian articles on arbitration agreed
to, despite American declnation ia
! agree to No. 10. which provides for the
compulsory submission Of monetary and
iater-oceanic canal que.tions-Strks
of trackmen on the Grand Trunk ends
men and management agree to arbitra