Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-01
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY, JULY %.

daughter, Beatrice, ut Pittsticld diff
fers from testimony reported at inquest;
government testimony declared untrue
u. s. s. Kearsarge sends shell into
Newport only by chance 1t did litilo
damage--Bcrnard McNulty of Boston
suffering from knife wound inflicted by
wife--Constitution again easily de-
feats Columbia in race on Long Island
sound, i'm ~ Y. Y. G. annual cruise
boston bankers discredit the rumor
that there are to he more bank consolida-
tons in Boston--Tawrencc public Ii
brary dedicated at Fairfield, Mc--ticr-
man steamer from Calcutta brings
plague to New York--St. Louis street
cars to carry poor children 10 the parks
free--Civil rule in the Philippines cx-
tcndcd--Oklahoma land registration
nearly 1872. 000P Philippine frinrs to go.
despite recent Manila advices--Rcar
Admiral Schlcy asks for n naval court
of inquiry. and Secretary Long grants
request; Admiral Sampson says Schley
should have known about the Cicnfuc-
Cos signals: that il was not his fault il
SchIey did not--SamOa develops a tar
if tangle as to intcr-island commerce
Charles \. Conant OF Boston to in
vcstigate Philippine monetary and
banking conditions for the government
-COnScntration camps in South Ar
RIGA hold nearly 10000 persons; IS2
deaths in June, $40 being chilclren--
Canada's grain trade with Germany
reatened-Russian consul attacked
by an Albanian mob-CeCil Rhodes re-
sworn as privy councillor to the king
Flight on amendment of the kings
declaration expected in the commons
chamberlain warns Canada not to
hurt japan in dealing with immigrat ton.
FRIDAY. &c.
Evidence ali submitted in Fosburg
ease at Pittslicld; mother of the de-
PENDANT denies Or. Paddock S testimony
Jennie Stanley, aged % lost her life
in fire at AttlcborO. Mass; many per-
sons hurt---Constitution's fin iniur, d
by striking ledge in Long Island sound
Submarine signal stations are to be
erected at entrances to Boston harbor
Rear Admiral Johnson may succeed
Admiral Sampson when the latter re-
tires in February-Tohn G. Smith,
charged with the murder Of an Airing
ton. Mass. policeman. held for the grand
jury-Attemp TO rid San Francisco of
the plague fails-.Joy line steamer Old
Dominion may yet be saved-Copious
rains reported over portions Of the corn
area--Gold found at Farhaven, 90
miles from Cape Nome-Plan for the
largest dock in the world in New York
harbOr- Reading shop hands ask II
percent advance and refuse offer of :
percent--Both ferry boat captains con-
cerned in the Northtleld- Mauch Chunk
collision uspended-Wilhdraw Of
the Sycamore mill may lead to disSol,l-
ton of the Fall River, Mass. selling
tee--Announcemcn of low
prices on its goods by the American
Wooden company causes CONSERVATION
in the trade-Penson rolls for 1901
show 40, 2J2 names-Free trade with
Porto Rico follows presidents procla-
mation-Schley court of inquiry will
hold open sessions in Washington be-
ginning Sept. 12--Grcat result claimed
for anti-Catholic movement in Austria
Turkey declines to allow Greek
squadron TO visit its Wilhelm
Won Rothschld left over $1,000, 900 to
Jewish charitics---NiennH shoemakers
seek to have American shoe house
barred out--tnited States STEAMSHIP
/ Enterprise sails from ST. Petersburg for
Antwerp
SATURDAY. JULY ~.
! Judge Stevens orders the jury in the
FoSburg case at PittSticld. Mass, to
bring in a verdict of not guilty, which
is done--Cresccus trots a mile in
POO "a at Cleveland, establishing new
worlds record for both seXcs--Ad-
miral Sampson sick BENJAMIN II.
Brown held without bail for murder Of
Mrs. Alice Crowcll at IIoSton--U. S. :.
Newark goes out of commission. and
100000 will be spent in repairing her
Nashua, \. H., has a 5000, 900 fire
Tin plate prices advanced 80 per-
cent by the strike-EaSt River bridge
designed for four times the load of
Brooklyn bridge-Reports from the
west are still encouraging; rain falling
Mt various points--CharlcS r. Flint re-
signs as treasurer of the United States
Rubber company. and is succeeded by
James b. Ford-Thc Standard Shoe
Machinery company to be reorganlZed
as the Consolidated Shoe Machinery
company, with capital Of 81, 600 O0---
Bryan says the tariff is third as an is
sue to Imperialism and trusts-FirSt
surrender on island of Samar reported
by General Iiughos---Lemley IA med rs
judge advocate OF Schlcy court in place
OF Pillsbury-Keell laid by the Cramps
for the powerful armored cruiser Penn
sylvanla--.Iuly receipts from internal
revenue show no results from repeal
Of war taxcS-Senator Clark's reply to
timber-land suits is that he is an limo
cent purchaser Cook of the
cruiser Brooklyn and Captain Eulatc,
commander of the Vizcaya in Santiago
battle, defend the ichley ''loop"- Rus
sia falls in with England in scheme IL
provide for Chinese revenue shortages
only as they occur-Brilish yeOmAnry
have trouble in getting their back pay
Duke of York's stay in Australia
ends-Sultan arrests ~ alleged con
spirators--Li Hung Changes son may
succeed Wa at Washington---B rodricE
says increased pay might not stimulate
British recruiting-Grcat battle re
ported fought near FiguiG in which tn,
French defeated the Moors--Japanest
government to guarantee six percent in