Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-17
THE w Ek'S NEWS
TErRSIJAY. OCT. 10.

for the release of Miss Stone
have very rntcially lessrned, almost
ceased, in fact though the need now is
just as Imperative rs at first, for only
half he needed sum has been raised.
trustworthy report locates Miss
stones abductors on the summit Of II
mountain ut GultcpC. on the Turko-Bul-
garian frontier near Dubniza. 1t is said
that the kidnapping band numbers IL.
Arrangements have been made to sur
round the mountain with force
of Turkish and Bulgarian troops
Winthrop II. Wade of Dcdhnm
sccrs of Harvard collcgc---lIoston pub.
fishers affected by the ruling of the
United States government against
school books bearing pictures of money
Melvin A. IIeilbrun. Boston bust
ness man. killed at Herald Square hotel.
New York, as result of fall from II
window-Rich discovery of gold near
Tucson---ltOckefel Aldrch wedding
at Warwick Neck, II. Whalcbacl,
steamer Thomas Wilson lost; crew were
Saved-New York Yacht club declines
Lpton's proposal 10 race for Amc ricas
cup next 49, with Shamrock beet
sugar com p1nics will store product in
stead of selling ut 3ia cents n pound; n
combination of all the concerns possible
Fall River cotton manufacturers
reply to NJ. G. u. Rordcn's published in
tcrvicw. charging him with misleading
statements as to the situation ond in
sincerity Question of Pacific cable
may he left for congress to decide
Chinese troops defeat rebels in Kayingc-
how Bolivia claims mines
owned by an American company-Dr
Reid in London says prohibition en-
couragcs drunkenness amccr
Of Afghanistan proclaimed without any
disturbancc--tiencral Chang enter
tains representatives of the allied
powers.
FRIDAY, OCT. II.
President Snow of the Mormon church
died at Salt Lake City. He was 80 years
old. Lorenzo snow wasa great power
in the Mormon church. in whose i'll
tcrestS he labored nearly all his life in
various parts of the world As n
Young man he did missionary work in
all parts of Europe and the Sandwich
Islands. OF late years the scat of hi
activity has been Salt Lake. He was
born near Ravcnna. O.. Of MasSachll-
Sctts stock, and early in life became Il
MormOn-Sir Thomas Upton. at Now
York. dned the crews Of the Shamrock
H. the Erin and the tender Porto Rico
the three vessels which composed tn"
Upton feet in America during the last
racing ScaSon-i'ctcr Hclmcr. an East
Dcdham. Mass. baker. fined 500 fer
employing girls contrary 10 tho new 81
hour solomon i. Kaufman
Boston. The salesman for n New York
liquor firm, charged with larceny Of
liquors valued al Sl2SO-Nich deep sea
mine reported mt Nome Senator Cul-
lom considers reciprocity a solution Of
the tariff question. favors a canal. and
would reduce rcvcnue--Donial Of re-
port that Ambassador ChOatc is 20 re-
-Macabebos have n two hours
fight with insurgents in southern LuZOn
.---'iomcz defends ralma'S suggestion
to revise the Cuban army list and reduce
payment --RoOsrveltS appointment IF
a postmaster at Wilmington, Del.
again shows his disregard of POLITICIANS
Australian merchants condemn
proposed Kaiser favors sub
way in Tut"r den linden---TheI Hague
commentaries opening Of BOcr war
-- Successful trial of submarine boat
Triton off Cherbourg -French miners
may strike if an eight-hour day is not
granted South African war causes
scarcity of horses suitable for infantry
---Report that Venezuela is planning
another invasion of Colombia
Botha may escape from III" British cor
DON but is likely to lose some men.
SATURDAY. OCT. II.
The misunderstanding existing in va
riouS parts Of the country as to the pro-
grcss of the fund to ransom Miss Stone
the missionary, is considered to be of
sufficient reason for the issuance of an
other appeal for funds by the clergy
men who signed the first one. The idea
is 10 impress upon the people of Amer
| lea the danger which still threatens
Miss Stonc---M. c. u. Borden reiter-
atcS his claim THAI the raise in wages ii!
his Fall River mills was justified by
business conditions and says that h.
does not fear or seek n war with Other
manufacturers Death of Professor
j. Il. Grpenough of Harvard university
. Two more cases of smallpox re-
ported by the Boston board of health
Children start n bonfire on roof Of
Il house in Boston and Josephine Salone
, years old. probably fatally burned
/ An expert tcstiiicS in the probate court
! at Boston that Leve.'ctt Chase, late head
| master Of grammar school, had b. CT
mentally unbalanced for Is ycarS--St
Louis transfers St.ikc--Plan for Il
now Dawson railWay-Scnato Mason
| confidently expects recollection Tam
many working to secure borough and
county onicerS-Motorma killed an,
several people injured in trolley crash
near Lawrence. Mass Ritter n tonl"y
Manufacturing company OF littSbura
to establish 81 200. 600 steel conStruc
ton plant a. Tcctednle Pa-Necly
trial begins in Havana-Gcrmans con
slider canal treaty OF extraordinary s Z
/ niiCance Surgeon generals repor
| shows the army 10 be in unusually goo'
health Senator Mason assures tn,
president that he will not oppose tn
canal -CongresSmcn think civil
| government has been extended to,
roiillv i'm tho Dhilipnipps-s- Officers of