Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-11-14
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY. NOV. Z.

eyes as MI. lHNDpf clONtu. INC ldu Is III
the court room wcpt openly. and even
the members Of the board showed traces
Of emotion. Mr.. Rayncr took up the
specifications one by one. SO far as ne
was able to do so he used the testimony
of the departments witnesses 10 provo
his contentious Burglars break bank
vault at 1;lacl Rock, Ark--Tcn perish
in theatre fire at Hurley. Wis--Amcr-
lean Window Glass company cuts prices
about II pcrccnt--Man and woman ar
rested at st. Louis charged with com
plicity in the Great Northern eXIr IS
robbery -Revulsion of feeling in Fall
River. Mass. against Nj. {. y. Borden
on account of his new attitude on the
wage queStio Cuba mucn interested
in the candidacy of Maso for president
France will Sieze no other ports in
Turkey unless necessary Boer loss in
engagement with Benson hcav'cr Tran
al first reported Merchants in Mexico
pleased by the proposed abolition Ct h.
fec zone More monks arrc$tc
charged with completely in the aldur-
ton of Miss Stone Amos Nixon fear
fully injured in a railroad yard at Pos
ton Roland \. swan, who cmbezZlod
from the town of Arlington. Mass, given
eight to ten years in state prison.
FRIDAY. NON.S.
One man was killed, five others dan
~erouSly wounded and 20 desperate con-
victS are nj large, as a result of n nutinY
nj the site of the new United States
prison. two miles southeast of Lcavcn-
worth. Kan, where 400 prisoners from
the federal prison. In charge of 80
armed guards. were at Work--ln u
speech at the Carnegie institute eX-
President Cleveland made an earnest
plea for entire harmony between CAPT
tai and labor. He deprecated quar-
rels and dSsentiOns between employers
and employed. He said there should lie
a "reciprocity Of duty" between all
citizens of the United States Il sort Of
national cOparatnerShip, in which all
mutually aided one another-After
sittings covering 40 days and with Il
record which when completed will
cover about 1000 pages the Sch,cy
court of inquiry adjourned its last pub
lie session Secretary Cage to urge
more severe penalty for cOunt"rfcitin@
Elections give congress warrant 10
go on with Republican policies Com
pers says President Roosevelt j. ady
to discuss labor legi President
appoints a now collector in Delaware.
ending a short controversy
missioner Rockhill thinks an American
bank in China would be a protita le
venture French marines landed at
Milylcnc-H Rats believed TO hay"
caused Glasgow plague pe'rificd
tropical fruits found in Spi,zbcrgcn
coal England To send 1000 more cav
airy to South Africa--An Amerc can
from the Congo confirms stories of Bel
gian cruelty Korea allotS tract Of
land near MHsanco to be polccd by the
Lauricr says Canada will
send no more reciprocity dek cations 10
Observation-Disclosures tro aSurcr
short So 900 - German prol ably wins
in Maryland southern California
Fruit exchange protests against racip-
rocitv- Sitty-thrpc new railways or
extensions projected il West Virgin a
Nebraska supreme court decides suit
In favor Of Standard Oil company.
SATURDAY. nov. q.
France has scored Il complete triumph
IN the Turkish DISPUTE. TIE fo,c IN
office has received adviceS announcing
that the sultan has yielded 10 the en-
tire demands formulated by til" French
rovcInmcut--Op Opening Of tire new IL
hrary room Of the Massachusetts IOrti-