Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-10

thor, missing for three wccks--AIrs.
Elizabeth Casey of Lowell in critical
condition for II savage assault; police
looking for Charles j. Cooley, whom
they suspect --Prcsidcnt Roosevelt
favors better army and navy.
MONDAY, OCT. I.
The Miss Stone ransom fund now
close to 100000. with many moro con
tributons on the way; American board
thinks there Is strong ground for hope
John Il. Ronncy of Boston dies as
the result of n sloop capszing in the hnr-
Dor; two companions rescued, but SUI.
fering cXtrcmely--Agrcem reached
between Great IRitain and the United
States on the isthmian canal we get
everything we Major FoOtc
says that Captain Council had been
warned of natives plot TO slaughter
garrison at Balangia and had taken all
prccautions--Carbondalc. ILL.,. clergy.
mn cxoncratcd by coronor's jury for kill
ing man who attacked him with knife
Mrs. Elizabeth Casey, who was as
saultcd at Lowell on Saturday. died ear
~ this morning; her alleged asSailaut
sill ut large--Rev. David II. Greer of
New York will probably be bishop of the
new Episcopal diocese of western Mas
achusctts-Ccneral Ayers book on
tie Spanish-Amcrican war out: crili-
ciSms of Sampson, Miles and the round
robin''-Res -. Pcntccost resigns his
pastora1c at Yonkcrs, y. Y to undertake
religious work in the Philippines
Kansas supreme court renders opinion
that saloons are common nuisances,
but abatement must be the process Of
law Missing North Andovcr girls
located in Lynn, Mass.
TUESDAY, OCT. s.
The jury in the Brn nard murder case
at Portland Me-, returned verdict Of
murder in the first degree. They were
out about four hours Pea
body & Co.. Boston, reported this morn
ing that ST3, 043.4 0f has been raised
toward the $4,000 demanded by the
bulgarian brigandS as the ransom for
Miss Ellen NJ. Stone. the American mis-
sonnry and now their captive-Ad-
mral Sampson suffering from attack of
fies before court of inquiry that the
brooklyn never ran away" at Santiago;
turned rapidly and fought continuously
during the ''loop''-Fishing schooner
Columbia strikes on the Graves and
Sinks-DedicatiO of Massachusetts
monument at Andersonville. Ga, post
poncd until Dee boston police do
t,p En
basis with Captain Donovan as official
Boston fire engine horse
Killed by being driven through plate
glass window in order to save woman's
life-York. Pa. chainmakcrs' strike
ends--Four killed in Tennessee as Il
result of the Chadwell-Morgan fcud-
The orange industry in Florida rchabili-
tated; this seasons crop about 1,000,00O
boXos-Startling report of vice in tenc-
mcnt houses issued by New York com
mittcc of fiftccn---All Fall River cotton
mills running and manufacturers think
strike talk is at an end--Plaguc and
famine in Panay-\ew Philippine
tariff takes effect Nov. l5---Congrcss-
men disappointed by conditions in the
Colorado appointed secretary of Porto
Iico-ProfcSsor liaupt says there will
be no peace in the Philippines until the
friurs arc haniShcd court
said to have left ii Ngan for Pekin---
Botha within the British Gordon in Zulu
land About 10000 refugees in camp
in the Orange River colony speech of
IL. In, I Il
inc President Mckinley arouScs new
feeling against anarchy.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 0.
The most important phase now in the
Miss Stone kidnapping ease is Turkeys
connection in the case, for it is now
known that Turkey as SuZcrain of Bull
caria, is responsible for the lattcr's do
ings, and it is also known that the
United States government officials are
beginning to believe that Turkey may
be directly responsible for the kid
mapping. If the last mentioned should
prove true, it may mean is almost sure
to mean, the curtailment of the power
of the "terriblc Turk" in Europe and an
ending to the maSsacrcS of ArmcnianS
/ and the miStroAtment of Christian mis-
sionarics Asa +, French of Ran
dolph nominated for district attorney
of southeastern massachusetts, Mrs.
Elizabeth White. accused of thcfts in
Maiden and Mcdford, Mass, committed
to an asylum as inSanc-An lnStru-
mcnt purporting to be the will of the late
Samuel WEIGH of Lowell, Mass. found
in book bought in Il secondhand book
Storc--The Avon. Mass. railroad dis
aSter was due to the negligence of the
engineer of a freight train and switch
man. says Judge Marden in his inquest
report Large sardinc packing plant
AT West Harbor Me. burned George
II. Brainard sentenced to Maine state
prison for Fifteen negroes shot
by white caps near Cancy Springs, Tenn
lit. Rev. Alexander burgess. bishop
of the diocese of Quincy, H., died ut ST.
Adams, Nt--The president to decide rs
to relative power Of civil and military
authorities in the Philippines --Situa-
| ton in Panama reported critical-LOn-
Ion Times advises Roosevelt to walk
warily--It umor that Russia may in
tcrvenc in the Franco Turkish dispute
British press disturbed by NEW
canal treaty, by which they say they
/ get nothing.
CORRECT.
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