Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-08
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to withdraw troops. ana Legislature. to
resume sessions in tary
Hay and Lord Pauncefote sign treaty
granting United States exclusive right .
to built Nicaraguan canal provided 1t
be open to all nations under sill con-
ditions: senate ratifies The Hague
and Argentine Republic treaties
Military experts believe that General
French will be able to invest Colesberg,
war office Will give out no news for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Broad so 20
rounds to a draw at Brooklyn club
Brady and Considne fail to agree q
place to hold the Jeffries-C Orbett fight
state rests in trial Of MolmouX--
Mr. Bryan enthusiastically received at
Pittsheld and North Adams, Mass,
where he speaks. and also greeted a
towns en- route-JoSoph :. BigeloW,
son of a Boston banker, shot by native
policeman at Ponce. +. R--Rousinp
meeting under auspices of Suffolk
county. A. o. H.. at Boston, to express
sympathy for the acknowledgements
tive Clark of Missouri makes a notable
speech in the house, attacking the Phil
ippine policy General Otis and PrcSi-
dent Mckinley; Senator Caffery would
set the Filipinos free--Waltham.
Mass. aldermen opposed to the lease Of
/ the Fitchburg railway by the Boston
and Maine-Storm of rain and snow
causes bother to train service in Maine
Graduates of Boston college hold
meeting and criticise Pres ide mt Eliot
of Harvard for excluding Boston col
loge from the privilege list; charge OF
4. TA.aHl n
of William Henry Glider, the explorer.
WEDNESDAY. FER. :.
General Macdonald gets around Boer
RICH at Magersfontein. within strik-
ing distance of two Boer camps, con-
tinuous cannonading heard at Lady
, smith--John T.. Redmond chosen lead
! or of Irish parliamentary party
The Quay case believed to be side
tracked forever in the national senate
Dewey arch fund concert in New
York a notable event-Forty thousand
people review the remains of General
Lawton al napolis-Peace or war
in Kentucky rests with Governor Tay-
lor. secret conference of Republican
/ leaders held-Railroad traffic in SOM
erset county, Me, tied up by Monday
storm; trains stalled--Maude Ernes-
tine Banks proves herself the grand
daughter of Miles Banks but the lat
ter's will is admitted to probate
BOSTON pilots and steamship managers
favor the project for fog signal and
lighthouse near State ledge--Chelsea
aldermen declare against public spar
ring eXhibitions-New England Tele-
nhone company ordered to remove wires
al, ~
Memorial tablets to be presented by
New Hampshire to the pdltIeshlps
Kearsarge and Alabama-Rev. DR..
Edward Everett Hale tells the Animal
Rescue league he would like to see pet
animals in schools Daniel j. Drlscoll,
Democrat. reelected to Massachusetts
legislature from Sixth district in special
electon-Judge Taft of Clnoinnau 10
be the first governor of the Philippines
-Massachusetts house OF representa-
tiVes passes resolutions on the death or
Hon. O. II. Durrell-Hay-Pau
fote treaty likely to be amended so as
to give the United States more power
to protect the canal--State Deputy
James F. CaVanaugh reelected by one
majority at Massachusetts state con-
venton of the knights of columbus
William j. Bryan addresses
meetings in Greenfield, Mass, and
Hartford and Bridgeport, Conn
Boston aldermen talking OF heaVy
license fees for theaters-Mlss sara W.
Daggett reelected state regent or the
Massachusetts, d, A R--lncrease III
east bound shipments from Chicago due
to large cuts in rates--MolineuX
counsel decide to rest their case on the
evidence OF the prosecu@on--R ioting
at Chicago resuies sNssS the building