Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-07-24
MONDAY .JJ1TE 81

sons lost their lives hundreds of houses
were unroofcd. trees In the public parks
and streets were torn M by the roots,
many buildings damaged and several
people injured lives lost and
100000 damage to property by food
In central New York John w.
Mackay. last survivor of the four Bo-
nanza kings, dies al London---Twenty
five thousand garment workers strike
at New York-Estimate damage of
$1O000,000 by floods along the Missis-
sippi--Captain Putnam Brndlee
Strong deserts May Yohc, after pawn
ing more than 100000 worth of her
5ewels-NIne workers convention
makes provision for great fund to
continue the anthracite strike
Trainer Delaney denies report about
Iefres being in poor condition
Santos-Dumont's airship No q inflated
and exhibited at Brighton beach
Three scalded in yacht accident at
NOrwalt. Conn-New York mother
stole GO potatoes to feed her starving
children and was sentenced TO go days
in penitentiary-July oats at high
est price since 1874. s. cents bushel.
on Chicago change: big line Of shorts
out-James Mcconnell Of Barring
ton, r. l., bitten by bantam and has
blood pOison-Louis n. James Of the
Glenview Golf club wins the national
golf tournament-Stilln no clew to miss
ing Wilbur Clark of Beverly, Mass
Rebel gunboats Padilla and Darien
come into the bay Of Panama aid are
attacked by the government BOATS and
driven OFF: U. S. S. Ranger follows the
com batants--James e. Dolan Of SYRIA
cuse chosen president Of the A. o. Fl
Gold heaters of Boston and vicinity
on strike.
TUESDAY, JULY %.
Coal operators continue preparations
for resuming work--New York physi-
clans trying O new way Of using anti
toxin-Property owners to oppose es-
Enlistment of Appalachian park
Move in st. Paul to prevent distribu-
tion of samples of medicine -Weavers
at PascOag. n. j.. enjoined from in
terfering with strike breakers there
Enough money has been raised to
erect the Mckinley memorial Mt Can
ton--One hundred and iifty thousand
on strike in the anthracite coal district;
$4,000 in West Virgnia---Pope re-
ceives Taft and his party in farewell
audience-Ex-Secret Villas adj
vises Democrats TO make war on protec-
tion--United States considered
menace to British trade in South Africa
Russia brings charges against the
quartermastcr of the transport Logan
Colonel O'Reilly to succeed Gen
eral Forwood as surgeon general Of tho
army-Scnntor Bailey has new evil
dence against Clayton anil will push
case against him and Penfel1----
Death Of William II. Brine, Boston
mcrchant-PrOperty valuations along
the line Of Boston Elevated railroad are
being decrca sed---Swanpsrott. Mass
celebrates the 10Th anniversary Of her
incorporation as an Independent town
-WeavePs strike at Olneyville. X. l..
becomes a contest Of endurance I'M
porta mt capture of Chinese Smugglers in
Vermopt-Port of Carupano. Vene-
zuela, clOsed-Italy displcas ed by
Transformers speech-IrLsl people are
glad to see Cadocan retire---Twcnty-
five Turks killed in engagement with
Bulga rians-England grants $3.50
600 to aid West Indies sugar industry
Chinese propose articles in new
treaty relative to treatment Of mis-
mship Primus sinks
in collision in the Elbe: 80 passengers
drowned Palma believes
Cuba will pass successfully through
the present crisis.
WEDNESDAY. July %.
Millers said to be combining to
cause political downfall Of Speaker
Henderson because he sheved London
dock measure-Foraker says Roose-
welt will surely be presidential nominee
in 1904-Peary relief steamer sails
from sydney N. s.. for frozen north
-Lieutcnant Glenn found guilty by
court martial of administering water
cure--Chamberlain's plurality for
governor Of Oregon 276---Forty thou
sand garment workers at New York on
Strike-Strong union of workers on
lake vessels planned in Chicago
Oklahoma Indian granted divorce,
said to be the first case on record
Delegate Wilcox of laval makes a
bitter speech against the United States
Cholera continues to decrease in
the ilippincs-Gencral Grant ten
dered command of the department of
Texas-Two ladrone chiefs escape the
conStabulary in Cavite province
Chairman Griggs thinks Democrats
chances of controlling tho next house
are good-lnsurgent activity ON the
sources of navy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nj Marseilles says the United States is
missing a good opportunity in Tripoli
State department trying to save
DR. Wilson of Ohio, who is held in Mic.
araGUa for filibustcrinG-- Another
earthquake al st. Vincent -- Generals
Botha and Delarey going to Europe
General GarciaVelez appointed Cuban
minister to Mexico--Land and sea
attack on Cape Haytien expected; for
egners warned-Nova Scotia man
and his bride cross ocean in Il 16-foot
boat-Mr. Mackay said TO have left
large sum to Catholic institutions in
ngland--Iondon Times rejects Ger
many's advances for a better under
standing
A GENTLEMAN
Shows a regard for the feelings of chill