Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-09-12

| nartment said to nave received n let
ter from Mrs. Sampson, saying the adj
miral will be unable to attend the court
of inqury-Rev. Il. +. Mcdaniel of
barnard Meinoria church, Boston. urges
lynch law for any aSsailant of the flag
through the president Unknown man
fires three shots ut Ernest George. ex-
press messenger AZ Brunswick, Me-
NSliam Il. Gccr, fright conductor, killed
by fall from car at Hyde Park, Mass
--Watrrtown. Mass, people initiate n
movement TO suppress anarchy Poles
of New York hold indignation meeting;
will try to prove Czolgosz not of their
nationality
TUESDAY. SEPT. 10.
The Improvement in the condition Of
President Mckinley goes steadily on.
Up to the present not single unfavor-
able symptom has ppcared. There 8
no indication of Inflammation or blood
poisoning. The danger from roritonts
has practically passed. The president
himself is cheerful and confidcia He
feels sure he will recover. The doctors
say they feel highly pleased with the
progress of the ease So Johnny
Nelson. the hicycliSt. dies At New York
as result OF injuries received in u
race-1'he latest efforts 20. settle the
steel strike have failed. The general
executive board of the AmHlganatcd
association adjourned without date and
without either accepting any of the
peace propositions from the United
StHtcS steel corporation of without
making any counter propositions
- .Nnn city government passes rcso-
lutiOns in favor of Stricter laws against
anarchy --BoSton police board consults
legal authorities to learn its rights in re-
gard to Riding city of ANARCHISTS
Latest reports show the Yale Arctic
party to he all well IA new canal
treaty said to have been complctcd--
No change contemplated in bond buying
polcy---Attorncy General Knox re-
fuses to name assistant for Judge Adj
vocatc I.emlcy in the Schlcy court Of
inquiry-Naval officers qu"ripd by Sec
rotary Long almost unanimously in
dorse superinpuScd turrets-Sevcnty-
four autos start in tine New York Buff
falo endurance test Disappearance Of
high mountain in Japan Boor forces
in Cane Colony now estimated at only
OO-GCrmany said to seek coal sta
ton in the Farsan islands Germany
said to have secured all she wished in
China Rev. James Outram climbs
highest peak of Nit. ASSinboine---
Marquis Ito of Japan to visit United
States for his hoalth-NIiSS Stone the
missionary, still prisoner Of Turkish
hrcands Foreign representatives
leaving Pcllin-C car selects the Amer
ican-huilt cruiser Narag for use on all
his private trips-British return to the
long-neglectcd Scnckai district and
make large captureS-An attempt to
be made to arrange difficulties between
French government and Cauhusian
monks threat fire in Foo Chow; bust
nrss part of the city destroyed; loss
more than S1,OOoO00: several lives lost.
WEDNESDAY,. SErT11.
The corps of eminent surgeons and
physicians in attendance upon the
wounded president committed them
selves without reservation to the opin-
ion that their patient was out of danger
and that only the possibility of compli-
cations threatened his life. The outer
wound had to be partially opened In st
night, because it was found thar the It's
sues had become irIitatod by foreign
substance which had been carried into
the body by the bullet. The doctors
say the foreign substance was a frag-
mont of the presidents coat. 1t was re-
moved ut the time Of the operation. hur
evidence of irritation began to show
last night Emma Goldman. the An
archist Queen" whose speeches Czol-
goSz claims fired his brain to kill the
president. was arrested at Chicago
The charge against her is conspiracy
10 asSaSSinatc President McKinlry---
The steel strike is full of action. and IN,
less a speedy settlement of the trou'
hlcs is effected. indications point "a
exceedingly lively times from now on
Miss Lydia l.. A. Very, the writer
died nj her home in Salem. Mass
Trial of the South Danvers, Mass. bank
case goes over to Oct. 10, at request OF
counsel for George NJ. Foster. former
% cashicr-IIotcl at Salem. Mass, dam
aged by fire to extent of $4,000: II. @
Russell injured by jumping from third
story window -NorWalk, Conn. cr1e
= hratcs 2JOth anniverSary-Rho Isl
and day at the Pan-American EXPOSE
ti0n Fire ut Salt Lake causes loss OF
S2lO GOO: four men hurt by eXplo
sion Heavy grain movement from thu
: west ana car shortage being felt
; Whaling baruue \. X. Tucker arrives
N New Bedford with catch of 1901
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