Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-25

Judge Waterman Of Wakefield,
Mass. absent from sons home since
June TO- and son would like to know
where he is--Deputy Sheriff Plummer
of Maine says clarvoyant aided ma
terially in the capture of Graham, the
murderer Of Moshier---Court orders
distribution Of 81. 900, 900 Of the Fair es
tate among the heirs at-law-Boston
bartenders threaten a strke--Captain
Blackburn of Gloucester, Mass. reaches
Lisbon in his little sloop, Grand Re-
public.
MONDAY. JULY %.
Mrs. Alice Crowoll, "a years old,
white woman. murdered by Benjamin
II. Brown. mulatto, In the Hotel Rex
ford. Boston. because she resented his
sttentions-Thomas IIealcy's neck
broken in a row at Lynn; Fred Burrill
under arrest--Three inmates Of the
Ncwburyport, Mass, Jail pardoned for
assisting Deputy Sheriff Ayers when at
tackled by burglars--Admiral Schley
says he will do nothing concerning
Maclay's statement Of his actions at
Santiago until he has read the book
Med" Curtis, socially prominent in
Southington, Conn. weds mill hands
daughter because of love-Governor
Allen of Porto Rico says his future Is In
the hands of the resident-British
report the surprise of another Boer COM
mando; 81 captured, II killed and
wounded closing meet
ings of the Epworth League at San
rancisco-Stationary Fireinen's COM
mittee on grievances to call on employ
ers and If their jobs can be got back
the strike will be called ot-Tube mill
workers at McKeesport. Pa. organized;
uneasy feeling at Wellsvillo. o., caused
by the belief that non-union men will be
imported to break the slrike--Four
men killed on n grade crossing Mt Leb-
anon, y. H.. by a midnight train
Death Of Dr. Donald W. Macdonald Of
Brooklne. Mass, from injuries received
in a bicycle accidept-patrolman Hol-
loran's collar bone broken at Quincy,
hOrse-Conductor Davis instantly
killed by an electric wire in East
Gloucester. Mass-Irivate Doyle. late
of the Twenty eighth volunteers,
charges that officers danced on the
transport returning from Philippines
while soldiers were dying-Pa Patrick
Rafferty, Of Cordaville, Mass. wounded
by two officers in an attempt to stop
bis attack upon William Manning
/ Senator Clark of Montana said to have
! invested S6,00O,0O in Russian copper
| mines.
| TUESDAY. JULY o.
James Fosburg breaks down govern
ments case in many essentials in giving
| testimony at his brothers trial at Pitts
| field. Mass -Ralph Wheeler. II, killed
by his bicycle colllding with a carriage
| Columbia and wins conmodores cup in
race on Long Island sound--Staton-
airy Firemen's strike declared Off
Fred Burrill. who caused Thomas
Hcaley's death at Lynn, Mass. held in
S500o-Negro, arrested on charge Of
murder Of Mrs. Alice Crowell AZ Bos-
ton, held without ball---Survcy for
proposed canal between Boston and
Narraganset bay takes the course of IL
Sampson read proof Of Maclay's His
tory Of the Navy, but would not criti.
cize them because the language used
was -Anti-Tammany
campaign to be one of education
Nine cases Of smallpox discovered near
Castleton, Nt--I,alian labor to be used
on Hawaiian sugar plantations--Two-
thirds of New York's 10000 garment
makers on strike-Steel mills still idle
expected attempt to start does not ma
charlottesville Pa. declines a
Carnegie library as n bad business
proposition deposits of
fossil ivory said TO have been unearthed
near Cape -Wbitmarsh virtually
eyonerated OF charges of maladminis-
tration In Benguet--Correspondent
Graham, who was on the Brooklyn at
the battle Of Santiago, holly defends
Admiral Schlcy, and attacks Sampson,
Evans and the department.
WEDNESDAY,J ULY24.
Prosecution rests and defense opens in
the Fosburg case; nothing new brought
out; six New York reporters excluded
from court room for sensationalism--
Bicyclist Stinson breaks worlds two
mile record At Cambridge, Mass
Strike Of messenger boys employed
by the Boston District Messenger COM
pany-Both sides to the steel strike
settle down to n protracted struggle
Firemen's strike over. though Reading
tircnen are not reinstated--Work be.
gun on a hospital for consumptives
near Hartford--NewY York supreme
court holds anti-scalpinG law unconstl
tutonal--Light and scattering rains
furnish only slight relief to the drouth
districts--Mrs. Nation sentenced 10
pay fine of 500 and servo 80 days in
Jail at Topeka--Silver bullion unlikely
TO show any material advance in price
Nearly 100000 persons have reg.
istcrcd for the Okla homa land opening
Hawaiian legislature awaits au
thorlty from Washington to issue bonds
TO cover the deficit-Epglishwo to
, inspect Boer refugee camps-London
Times snys Baden-Powell's illness is So
rious--Na Vancouver assay office offers q
rebate on Klopdike gold-Canadiar
Pacific studying possibilities OF electric
power-Canada's trade for the pas,