Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-09-18

MONDAY, SEPT. Is.
Mary Huber, a runaway wife. shot
and killed by her husband, George
Huber, at GTat harrington, Mass
President Roosevelt annoyed at Nc
KinIey memorial sc rmon at Oyster Bay
In which the minister attacks trusts
Andrew Genvich. 49, murdcrously
assaults his wife, 20. at Southwick,
Mass; said to be Jealous of her
Olneyvile wenvers decide to go back 10
work on single loom; strike funds low
death Of Winfield s. Stra ton. the
millionaire miner--Confcrence of
New York Republican leaders con
cludes to endorse President Roosevelt's
administration and his candidacy for
the nomination in 1o04---JTse Of Boer
tactics and wireless telegraphy real
features of the recent German army
mancuvers--Confere betw ven
Mitchell and Stone barren of results;
operators look for break in miners
ranks but leaders say men are firm
Phil Dwyer. veteran turfman. loses
$4,000 in one night at roulette at Can
fields in S6ratoga--Mrs.W William Nc
Kinley continues her daily visits to
cemetery in Canton. o., where repose
the remains Of her beloved husba nd
New York travelling salesman made
heart he tried to fee from-Somer-
vile, Mass, police looking for an ac-
complete of Patrolman Knight; many
mysterious burgiaries IN that CITY low
likely to be cleared up-After n
welded life Of 30 years Mrs. Reuben
Maggie OF Boston separates from Ler
husband and advises young women
never to get married.
TUESDAY. SEPT. 1s.
Nearly 1000 people shake President
Roosevelt's hand during reception to
Nassau county people at Oyster Bay
Lieutenant Peary on board the
Windward. off Labrador, on his way
home--Mob chases liquor spotter out
of Houlton. Me-; preacher who inter-
fered for him badly Seven.
teen coal miners killed by explosion OF
gas and powder Mt North Fork. w. Va
Elsie Manchester, TX. in love with a
bartender, attempts suicide at Fan
River, Mass-Death at Ma ha mt. Mass.
of ex-Justice Horace Gray-Linu-
tenant Morris shoots himself on board
cruiser Olympia-Secretary Root re-
turns from EurOpe-Western bankers
say there is no immediate need OF
money-AnOther coal mine starts and
expects to produce 300 tons day
plished at the Harrisburg conference
and the end Of the coal strike Is 10
nearer-Riot on the Preside reserva-
t1oR at San Francisco-Amerca
ship combination secures the Antwerp.
Montreal line--Ssven members of the
Republican national committee support
tho presidents talk on trusts-Martinl
law in Cape Colony to end in a few DAYS
Moves to dissolve the Australian
commonwea lth-Mexicnn farmers
have desperate battle with Yaquis--
Insane soldier kills seven people nj n
theatre in Malaga--1he Hague court
opens, considering the "pious fund.-
Cacreazo. leader Of
rebels in Colombia. surrenders-De-
NAL Of report that King Leopold will
visit the United Ststcs-Nine vessels
Of French cod feet founder: 30 fisher
men drowned-Canada NAV assume
her own defense as her share of i'm
periai scheme-Czar promises to heed
real needs Of his people; violence will
be unished-Vatican decides to send
Mgr. Falconio as papal delegate 10 the
United States--British troops occupv
Malay principality Of Kalantan by re.
quest Of Sultan of Siarn--England
will hold her section of the Chinese
railroad until Russia gives up that I'M
der her control.
WEDNESDAY,, SEPT. II.
Speaker Henderson disagrees with
his party regarding treatment of trusts
and draws out of congressional ace
Mass, postmaster fined
$1,000 for fraudulent issue of money
orders for S132-John c. l.. Solder
quest, known as "Jack the Sulgger."
pleads guilty at Boston and is re-
manded for sentence---Naval Con-
structor Baxter recommends construc-
ton Of torpedo boat plant at Boston
navy yard--Arkansas plans war on
wolves-Banker Nicholas Fish of
New York killed in quarrel--Serious
forest fires continue in Wyoming and
Colorado-Failure of Meyer. Jonas
son e. Co., New York clothing manu-
acturers-Msine w. C. 7. T.. stands
ready to oppose resubmission Of proh-
bition law-Cholera light in Manila
but bad in provincos,--Shaw not TO
buy bonds on account of the high prices
q sked-Philippnes to send delegate
TO Washington to seek tariff conces-
orders nine more
torpedo boat destroyers--Mont Pelee
still in eruption, but activity is in
significant-Boxers said to have killed
between 300 and 1000 converts in
Szechuen-No American cardinal to
be appointed now, notwithstanding
pressure Report that Portuguese
East Africa is to be transferred to Brit
ish control-Scottish colliery owners
win decision in claim for reduction of
miners wages--Great Britain's ma.
tional debt increased $3l3, 597 $40 by the
South African war-Defeat of re-
trenchment in Victorian parliament
forces ministry to appeal to the people.
NEGRO IN A REFRIGERATOR.