Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-08

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cally i'll in New York--Death of SOM
erville, Mass. child treated by Chris
tan Ecientist latters statement in
death certificate was not accepted by the
clerk Of the board OF health---American
complications now dreaded by the Brit
ish newspapers, as it is feared the ad-
minlstration may be goaded into some
thing inimcal to the British empire
Jeffries supporters not disposed to offer
big odds against Corbett---Letter from
st. Petersburg says action against Kabul
in Afghanistan is mmnent--British
have 1900 Boer prisoners--Supreme
court sustains decision against "black-
listing"
MONDAY. MARCH5.
French attacks Beers in trench near
Asfontein; Barbant captures Labu-
schagncs Mex, forcing the Boers bach
Newfoundland cabinet expected to
step out Of office---An unruly autom attic
sprinkler causes $1,000 damage in South
| Boston building-Death Of John NJ
Hill, a prominent New Hampshire man
| No assurances received In Washing
! ton from Germany that meat bill will be
! changed--German postal authorities
announce that packages sent to the
! Onlteu Suites must 20 uIls"alcO Pres
/ ident Mckinley may attend the manu-
| facturers' convention I'm Boston next
month-Bourke Cochran attacks the
presidents policy with reference to Eng
land-Steamer Haxby puts into Hall
fax. y. S., with cargo shifted and dam
aged by heavy seas-Leong Kay Ting.
| the Chinese rcformer arrives AT Vic
toria. r. Cooking main in progress
at a hotel at Savin Rock. Conn. broken
| up by policemen; officers use their clubs,
| owing TO desperate resistance--Con-
| gresham Boutelle will probably be
candidate for renominetion--Six way
| farers burned to death in a Bowery
| lodging house fire at New York--De-
tectives believed to have a clew to as
sassin Of Goebel-Attempt to wreck
train al Hampton, n. H--Case CT
smallpox in students boarding house a.
| New Haven
TUESDAY, MARCH 6.
British marching on the road - Mafe-
king; Independence of the two republics
Krugers only peace terms--Emperor
William advises more liberal terms in
the meat inspection bll-Wfe OF
United States Senator Wolcott granted
a divorce-Alfred GOslin Of New YORK
indicted for conspiring to depreciate
Brooklyn Rapid Transit stock-Pres-
ent congress will authorize a Pacific
cable, probably on subsidy plan-Tw0
men killed and 40 injured in a train col
lsion near Brazil, 1nd-General
Wheeler and his daughter arrive at San
Francisco on the transport Warren
Fruitless conference between employers
) and granite cutters at Quincy, Mass
Nearly completed house of Rev. DR..
Wood of the Newton (Mass) theological
seminary, burned--Performanc of
"Sapho" stopped by New York police;
Miss Nethersole and the other defend
ants held for higher court-Sharkey
and Fitzsimmons matched to fight in
August next--Contrac ct for rapid tran
sit railroad tunnel in New York as
signed by John Mcdonald to company
Sir James Winter tenders resigna-
ton Of his government to the governor OF
Newfoundland-Pres Taft of tho
Philippine commission banqueted at
. Cincinnati-Preside sends TO the
senate the Philippine correspondence
asked for by Senator Hoar--Vessel
wrecked at Pubnico. n. S, 10 days ago
probably steamship Planet Mercury
sharp drop in sugar shares caused by
cutting OF Quar'eriS oNluehu Wy 'He
American sugar COMPANY
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